The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-12-26

| and has been successfully operated
continuously since that date This
transmission line is 1856 miles long,
aud is one of the largest and longest
Of its kind in the entire west
The new terminal sub-slation 8 q IL
miles west of Salt Lake has been in
operation since early In the spring Of
,his year, and represents large In
,estment i'm buildings, grounds and
equipment At this sub-station, the
entire distributing systems Of the Utah
lower q Light company are control
led Heavy feeder lines supply
power for the electrical equipment
If the Utah Copper properties at
Bingham and Garfield; other feeder
lines running out from the sub-station
supply power for the operation of the
Utah Light and Traction system in
and around Salt Lake. The site Of
the substation comprises 40 acres.
and the company has erected modern
cottages for the accommodation of
It's employees This is the southern
terminal of the 1876 mile transmission
line running from Grace and Oneida
ON Bear river. and this line delivers
a current of 1900 volts to the sub
NAuNlOllt ~ Nll' lhlA'l NV 'Ni Nv -
reduced and sent out over the feeder
lines at $4,000 volts
A number OF lighting customers
east OF Midvalc have been supplied
with service through now extens-
ion into the vicinity of East Union,
and at Murray the company has built
"A new line from Midvale to supply the
Utah Junk company with service, and
the Murray plant Of the Utah Ore
Sampling company. The Ml1vale
mill of +. j. Mocdi has also been sup
piled with service, and In the vicinity
of American Fork. Lehi, and Pleasant
Grove. the second pumping plant of
j. H. Gardner has been connected up,
ana considerable amount of add
tiunale service rendered the Utah
lake Irrigation company The com
pany's line through American Fork,
Lehl, and Pleasant Grove has been
rebuilt TO accommodate the electric
nterurban, the Salt Lal.e and Utah
Railway company, operating from
Salt Lake TO Provo and for the opCr-
alton of which the Utah Power and
Light company supplies electric
power One of the most interesting
Dldillo at l4tlls " NlllNl Nlt company
furnishes service, Ia the Garff Bros.
Electric Refrigeration company which
was connected up during 1914.
Several pumping plants in the
Ncinity CT South Jordan are now
operated by electricity.
Many and important improvements
are planned by the Utah Power and
Light company fer each district II
serves throughout the company's en-
lire terriSry during 1915. Many
thousands of dollars will be expended
throughout the communities Of the
territory that exends from Ashton,
Ida, on the north. to Eureka, Utah,
on the south, and these improvements
will form an integral part Of the
growth and development OF these
communities during the coming year.
The officials of the Utah Power and
Light company are laying the great
est possible stresG on its endcavors
to brins it's electric service to the
highest possible plane of efficiency
This is the goal toward which is di-
rected every effort Of the company
and its employees. The splendid CO.
! operation the company has received
from customers and the public gen
orally throughout its territory has
] proven of the greatest assistance, say
/ officials of the company
The men who are at the head OF
| the Utah Power and Light company
and directs its operations and act
/ iyities include many men whose bust
ness interest lie almost wholly in the
/ intermountain west. and who are Wit
ally interested in the development o.
this section. d. c. JacSling OF Sal
Lake Is president of the Utah Power
aud Light company, and w. S. Nc
Cornick, president of Mccormick anC
\ Co, bankers. is senior vice prcsiden
Of the company. The directors ar,
NJ, H. Walker, president of WalkcI
Bros, bankers, salt Lake 4 H. Cut
Ter. general manager OF the Utah
Idaho Sugar company, Salt lake;
= J. Moran, contractor, Salt Lake
| G w Nibley of Salt Lake, c. f. l.oos,
of Provo. Utah, and Bulklcy Wells o
Telluride, Colo
/, The Western Colorado Power com
pany, with general offices at Mon
trose, Colo, is subsidiary of tn
Utah Power ard Light company, an,
serves a large mining and commercial
field In Western Colorado