The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-02
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production ~ coal H. not retarded by
lack Of material or equipment
J.. y. Rains last week made on in
zpection ~ his Carbon Fuel company
propcrtirs up Spring Canyon The fu-
turc looks good To- him.
W W. Sweet 81 hollywood. Gala.
vice president ~ the Peerless Coal
company. was Nv Salt Lake city last
week comforting with officials Of the
COMPANY
A. ~. e. Dawson general saies man
ager for the Watts Coal company. re-
ports conditions ~ The mine NJ most
satisfactory. while the outlook Tor the
future Is most gratifying
Peerless coal company IL Installing
% coal undercuttcr. the first ~ an or
dor OF four. The company i building
ten new residences for It's miners and
is also constructing now hoisthouse
~ stone and cement
United States Fuel company II ship
ping over u hundred thousand tons Of
coal monthly and II tili behind In It's
orders. The company IL doing n big
business In the Northwest ana Cali
fornia. Honolulu and the west coast
~ South Africn.
Liberty Fuel company changed over
To- ~ now hoisting plant on the itth
and u now enabled 90 make n ton.
mage 81 about five hundred tons Of
coal daily Manager Franz n. Cam
eron and q. ". Weber recently made
visit 10 the compsny's property
J. T. smith general manager for
the Spring Canyon Coal Company.
rtatos that the new surface tramway
being built 10 connect mine ana tipple
VIII be completed ny october ist.
when finished the now tramway viii
greatly increase the tonnage output
~ the mine
Cameron Coal company ~ working
steadily. and Manager Hoinpp states
that the car situation IL improving.
although there H. stlii some shortage
~ labor The company recently In
stalled boXcnr loader. Manager Ro-
iapp states that II u giving excellent
satisfaction
Peerless Coal company reports
material Increase In production aud
T. now outputting about four hundred
tons daily with the expectation that
the daily production viii aoon amount
to five hundred tons Labor condi-
tlons arc fair. but more miners could
hc used To- advantage
Hale Holden. regional director Tor
tho central western region. has sum.
moned railroad officials from all parts
of the West 90 attend n fuel conservn-
ton meeting beginning yesterday In
chicago. a. " rintt. Vice president
and general manager of the oregon
short Line. viii attend the conference
from Utah.
Utah Fuel company h adding to tho
equipment 81 number of ~ water
and power plants. and recently pur-
chased seven tubular boilers for use
90 aunnypide aud Clear Creek and
Somerset. Colo. These improvements
are being made In order that the
company may he In position Co meet
the increasing demand FOR fuel.
Independent Coal and Coke com.
pany Ia now shipping about hundred
and fifty tons OF coal daily from ita
No. 2 mine. recently equipped. and ex-
poets TO be shipping a thourand tons
q day from this source by the first Of
the year. Altogether. the company
now has an average daily output ~
sixteen hundred toms The car situa-
ton II reasonably good and the labor
condition fair although the company
could use more mon.
Pending the appointment of u gem
-ral sales manager Go succeed a. =.
Manlcy. resigned. Tor the Kemmcrcr
Coal company. aud the Gum oucaly
coat company. of Wyoming. William
parke viii he In charge ~ the Sal,
Lake city office OF these two com
panles, which are now shipping from
eighty 10 "A hundred thousand tons OF
coal monthly. this product finding a