The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-25

.... .. "'' "I' AlhMu To "a most
wonderful .'f" They urr also high.
~ developed 100 Cache Valley Weber.
Jaws. NH'' Lake and tjan counties
u A Do demonstrated fact that the
t''pf'h peaches yau Dee shipped To
,Ne eastern markets and keep perfect
Tor sN weeks aud find a rrndy
sac 100 competition with the best
of sales
We hay, ono kinds " climate BOO
I i"h from thc srmitropl,ul To thu
.oi perpetual winter In the higher
mountain. Al kinds vt fruits can
be- grown
FIGS. almonds grapes and pomc
gIanatcs and tur finest cotton thrive
~ southern Utah. our Dixie land
HE products ot this region are much
sought though transportation Ia dim
suit Tie advent ut railroad ~
only n matter OF time. fof as the state
grows 80 must DiSic, for its climate
ana soil are cqualcd only IN Southern
california, and the traffic from that
section will be- enormous. Something
Ioi the future. as we'll as the present
magnitude OF the fruit Industry In
Jtah may Dee gotten from the fact
that last year from the oucritth OF
iis planted area that ~ bearing fruit.
1000 carloads Of fruit. was shipped
That surely means that when tho
entire planted area In bearing. tho
output will be- 10000 carloads year.
People We must have In our state.
we have the room and the resources.
\ Although the dairy industry is
growing. Utah is still unable to sup.
ply the demands OF her growing pop.
Iulatlon. We have approximately
$4,000 COWS In the state. or an aver.
age Of five COWS to each farm. hut
I'VE need more
]. OF the manufacturing industries.
sugar leads Utah was the first state
In the union to make sugar from
bcots grown ON irrigated lands, In
lSSs There was ag,OOOOOO pounds
manufactured In the i've factories.
the value Ot the product NJ ~ ccn,a
per pound NJ the factory was SA92O,.
600. People who live In Utah do
not realize the advantages Of the
state, aud the necessity Of placing
these advantages more clearly before
the people Of this country IL appa.
Trent. utahns believe In and ARE
lloyal 10 their state. hut In the hurry
i.of every day hc they do not always
lpost themselves M well MA they
SHOULD about homo alalrs. For
example. compare Utah with New
England. which has GG,i6j square
'.mlles and G,55O.OOO people. with New
York which has 1910 square miles
and 9.ll3,OOO people. with rennsyl
iyanla which has 4j,2l5 square miles
IInnd 7,6G5.OOO people, with Denmark
.Igllh has l5.bgs square miles anI
! Ngh.OOo people. with France which
, hns 2O7 600 square miles and 1929.
1000 people. while Utah has 5000
square miles and only 373,35i people
\ These few figures are given Il
show that Utah has territory sum
Client to support n much greater pop
lulatlon. and she has the resources iol
the support OF that population " these
lreBources are wisely used.
utnh's mineral resources, which
have been an important factor II
her growth. are MS yet only partially
developed. Mountains Of Iron ore
with coal In incXhausuhlo quantities
Iare as yet untouched while the mar
Ikctng OF salt from salt beds so miloi
square and five feet deep has onll
Just begun. The estimated produo
lion OF some Of . minerals Tor 1871
Tie; copper l3.O0OOOO lbs, silver 81
100000. lead and zinc Si7OO,OOo, gol'
|ti,lGOO0O. coal l2,7O0OOO tons. Cc
mcnt products GsS,j1s barrels. Gllso
mite SlO4.295.
! The Tlntic district produces Al
enormous tonnage Of smelling ores
.INhile Park City. the famous SILVER
lead camp. has produced over nun
'drcd million dollars 10 stockholinr
besides the millions paid In dividends
land the largest COPPER mine IN IN
world is situated In Bingham
| There are mountains ot IRON a
iron Springs. Iron county, located II
southern Utah, and expert tests nav
proven that our deposits OF iron ar
among the largest. richest. and mes
valuable In tho world TO-DAY inc ''
b timatod coal area NJ Utah Is law
square miles with IN additional ZOO
1unre miles OF workable conL I'm
coal region Is diylnod IN three an
tricts' the Ulntah, tho Utah ana IN
Weber. The coal wealth reaches IN
enormous sum of S3iO0Oo 100000 am
la 1910, 100000 tons were mined.
Having those opportunities In uial
the question rs asked why new settler
seeking homes have passed throus
this state IN the last ten years, goin
TO other points There are yarion
reasons why there has been "A create
drift to other places, and some q
them are not In the control OF an
4 one, but there Is one fact that Is yer
marked about some OF the other state
which should be taken nOto OF b
the Commercial Clubs, and by N
state as whole, and that Is ihi
some Of them have pursued
much more energetic ana aggres si'
policy In advertising, and In placin
the attractions, resources and oppo
iunities OF these states before N
people. Our state will sustain mi
Hons Of settlers, and we invite AN
ana all settlcrs 10 investigate III
wonderful possibilities and grei
wealth Of our state, for We feel SUI
they would then settle here ana ca
! Utah home.
A Simple Twist Of the Wrist.