The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-11
THE UTAH WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

SchoOl.
Two sugar companies pay out ST.
100000 in Box Elder County.
The Alta Peruvian Mine has been
averaging $40 to $25 ore.
There are but two cases which
contribute to dereliction in public
office-ignorance and crookedness.
Sometimes these are hard to dis
tinguish one from the other. In
either case. however, publicity is the
only agency that will effectually pro-
tect the public. This the ignorant,
but honest. official will welcome. 1t
is only the crook who opposes it.
Parowan, Mont, Times.
The South Hecla mine is showing
a big body of sulphide ore.
$4,000 was paid on the second
pay day to the beet growers of
Spanish Fork.
A large force of men are at work
building the winter barracks at Fort
Douglas.
The Utah Copper Company for the
last quarter produced 54,999,46S
pounds.
Alta railroad company opens six
miles Of track to passengers.
Cedar City and Kanarra Boys and
Girls Club have net profit of
s4,615.SS for the past summer.
A As mile telephone line between
Stockmore and Park City is COM
pleted.
Electric street lighting system has
been installed at Enterprise.
A rs foot vein of potash was
found in Bill Nye mine.
The big iron mine at Hyrum is to
be opened up.
The Delta sugar beet factory is
cutting 1900 tons day.
Washington Avenue bitulithic paw
ing is going down in Salt Lake.
D. & r. G. Railroad shops and
tracks are to be enlarged at Salt
Lake City.
Potash plant at Marysvale is be-
ing rushed to completion.
Richmond Company will build
concrete warehouse in Salt Lake.
Tintic Standard mine reports the
greatest strike in it's history.
The Globe mine at Lehi, has open
ed large body of rich ore.
Clifford Pinchot, changes front, af-
ter holding up power development
for ten years urges immediate pass
age of bills under which capital will
invest, thus saving fuel supplies.
The Oregon Short Line will save
ali ties for fuel.
Sewer Land and Water Company
are selling s75O.OOO bonds to make
improvements.
Western mines representing an
output Of s7OO,OOO,OOO lead and
silver ask the government to fix the
prices of both metals.
Utah and Idaho sugar manufacture
ers are now helping to relieve the
eastern shortage as well as prevent
ing sugar famine in the west.
Salt Lake bank and clearings con-
tinue to increase showing growth of
city and country.
The sugar beet harvest has brought
great prosperity to Cache Valley.
The Coalville mine is working full
time and are producing the maxi
mum amount.
237 cars of coal are passing daily
over the Soldier Summit from south
ern Utah mines.
Big ore bodies are handled with
electric power in Copper Branch
mines.
Rich galena ore is being taken
from the Miller mine. at American
Fork.
Columbus Rex mine are blocking
ore at three places. at Alta.
Face of "a foot of s65 ore opened
in the Standard strike at Tintic
High taxes, increased cost of fuel
and supplies, increased wages, full
crew laws and kindred problems will
force an increase in railroad rates
the same as changed conditions have
forced increased prices and wages In
all lines.
Ogden capitalists will erect new
sugar factory in Montana during the
coming season, arrangements having
been made by Leroy r. Eccles, gen
eral manager of the Amalgamated
Sugar Company. for the building Of
a plant at Whitehall, Jefferson Coun-
ty, Montana. This will be the elev-