Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-10-10
OUR UTAH WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
Showing of Payrolls and Enterprises
In All Sections Of
The State

Oct. 6-Beaver county discloses
large ochre deposits that eastern cap
ital proposes to develop. The ore is
lime porphry.
Salt Lake-U. S. Auto Appliance
will open factory in this city.
Logan. Local farmers say that
sugar beet crop prospects have great
ly improved and they will have a
larger crop than expected.
Salt Lake-Davis-T Company
to begin operations.
Eureka-May Day Mining company
to start development work.
Bingham--St. Nicholas claim is
being developed.
Park City-Naildriver mine making
weekly carload ore shipments.
Salt Lake-Alta r. & T. gets ore at
depth of 1900 feet.
Vernal--Irrigation company incor-
porated to develop Ashley valley.
Salt Lake building operations show
monthly increase over 1918.
Provo-Local seed industry gets
new capital and to be enlarged.
Salt Lake-Yellow Pine has resum-
cd operations. Calcining plant has
been added to mill.
Arizona Commercial produces 1000
100000 pounds Of copper this year.
Salt Lake to have another syna-
gogue, cost $4,000.
Montana-Bingham mine making in
creased ore shipments.
Sugar industry pushing hard to
overcome scarcity-prices higher.
Price mine on Big Cottonwood has
made rich ore strike.
Salt Lake-Oldest mine in Tintic to
be operated again.
Altonah-Water project planned
using three lakes for storage pur-
poses.
Brigham City-Amalgamated plant
now ready to cut sugar peets.
Salt Lake-$87,79 contract award
ed for paving work in eighth street.
Midvale-West Jordan Lumber Co.
gets another contract for lumber and
cement
American Fork-Contract let for
paving main street.
Green River-Drilling for oil con-
tinues in San Refael field.
Compared to all other material the
prices on lumber continue low.
Work started on Grey mountain
irrigation project in Uintah basin.
Salt Lake-54 farmers Of Willard
county pooled their wool clip of $4,000
pounds and marketed it at so cents
per pound.
Salt Lake-Six national and eight
savings banks have deposits of
STATISTIC.
Hooper sugar plant is complete and
ready for operation.
The philosophical socialists do not
advocate resort to violence. They
propose revolution in our economic
and governmental system, but they
propose to bring it about through the
ballot. Sometimes they advise resist
ance to government, but it is passive
esistance--refusa to be party to
what they believe to be wrong. 1t is
not the true socialist, but the Bolshe-
visit, the l. w, w. or the anarchist,
that advocates resort to force.
Gold Hill Mill which is being erect
ed will start soon.
Salt Lake-Realty company an
nounces 100000 business in one week.
week.
Alta Revived interest in this dis
trict. Ever since the discovery of ore
in Little Cottonwood in 1864, mining
activity in Wasatch district has been
of considerable Importance,
Salt Lake-Weste<n men are TAX
ing progressive views in regard to the
labor situation and by their construc-
tive policies have eliminated much of
labor radicalism in basis industries,
such as mining. With a view to
bringing employer and employee clos
er together in the present "revolu-
tioinary" state of world affairs, r. c.
Gemmell, general manager of the Utah
Copper Co., has given out statement
made to his men as follows: "With
the object of maintaining the present
pleasant relations existing between
the management and the employees,
the Utah Copper company invites the
employees to select representative
committee to consult with the manag-
ing and experimenting officials on
subjects of mutual interest" Details
have been worked out
Mrs. f. l.. Cory is home again at