Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-11-21
OUR UTAH WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
Progress and Activities From All
Parts Of State Reflected for
Record Readers.

and an honest days work for an
honest days pay are the only remedies
for high cost of living. Strikes and
labor radicalism simply boost living
costs higher.
Nov. 17-Salt Lake-New bridges
on Wasatch- Bonneville boulevard will
be memorial to soldiers of Salt Lake
county. Cost to be s25O,000.
Bureau at Washington promises to
support in fastening construction of
bridge over the Santa Clara on the
Shivwitz reservation.
Eight sugar companies to disburse
over six and half million dollars as
first payment on beet deliveries of
this year to beet growers of Utah,
Idaho and Washington. Utah-Idaho
Company's total of this is $3,157 500.
Salt Lake-Three large adjoining
properties in East Tintic district
including 600 acres to consolidate I'M
der new management.
Pioche-Big Five lease makes big
gest strike of district in recent years.
Salt Lake-Soldiers' memorial
building proposed.
Provo-Project under way to drain
Utah Lake land and reclaim hundreds
of valuable acres.
1t is estimated that combined taxes
paid by the mining industry in all its
branches during 1917 amounted to
the enormous total of $4,000 900.
1t is announced that construction
of the proposed Utah and Colorado
railroad will start in the spring. 1t is
to be 80 miles long extending from
Springville, Utah, fifty miles south of
Salt Lake, to Craig, Colo. Will open
up new territory rich in resources, in
GLIDING coal, hydro carbons, oil, ash
phalt and livestock.
eve know that the forty -four-hour
week cannot feed the world and we
proclaim that it cannot clothe it" say
the resolutions passed by the Farmers
ational Congress, in session at Hager-
town, Md. "The short work done and
the over-increasing wages demanded
by industrial labor are allies of the
profteer in keeping up the cost of
living" continue the resolutions.
Milford claims to be the largest
town between Salt Lake City and San
Bernardino, Cal. on the main Salt
Lake route.
A good national slogan to adopt
when considering radical proposals
would be "How Will 1t Affect Indus
try?"
Ogden may have reservoir with ca
pacity to supply $4,000 population for
three months.
About the hardest jolt ever handed
to the l. w. w. element in the west
is refusal of northwest mine operat-
ors and numbering concerns to con-
slider members of the I. w. w. when
making up their payrolls. Such
policy will do much to settle indus
trial unrest and radlca, agitators.
Western Union plans to open up
offices at Richfield and Brigham City.
st. George-Work to begin soon on
new water system.
Salt Municipal golf links
proposed by Commercial Club on
Fort Douglas reservation.
Pioche-Black Metals heavy ship
per; rich copper-silver found on 900
foot level.
Roselle-Local ashpalt mines to be
mined by injecting steam into beds
until ashpalt is liquifed.
Canal coal seam found in southern
Utah in Iron County.
$1,000 acres in Willard county to be
reclaimed at cost of $4,000 900.
DECENTRALIZATION planned for AL
bers Bros. Milling Plant.
Salt Lake-Old Ophir mine to re-
sumo operations.
Park City-Recent developments at
Naildriver Mine open up new ore
bodies.