The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-12-17
AROUND THE LOCAL CAMPS:
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE

Kinney Coal company at Scofield is
working steadily with an output Of
around eight hundred tons daily.
Arrivals Of American coal in France
totalcd for November last eight hun
dred and forty-fivc thousand tons.
Scofield Coal company is working
every day and shipping from n thou.
sand 10 fifteen hundred tons out. The
market is everywhere.
Helper Coal company, operating u
wagon mine about two miles west and
north Of Martin, advertiscs ia lump
at $3.50 the ton and haul Il yourself.
4A,ycin Of twelve feet is now being de
yelopcd.
II. Y. Gibson and Neil NJ. Madsen
have closed down work on their pop
.crty between Clear Greek and SEQ
field until spring Weather conditions
at this time make IL Improbable 10
do development.
Red Seal Fuel company NJ Scofield
Is making its mine opening about
three quarters of n mile northwest Of
the Rio Grande depot on the Kimball
property. In all Il controls about a
thousand acres, some Of which is 10 be
worked ON royalty.
Several ears of coal from the mines
of the Carbon Fuel company have been
unloaded at Price lately and sold Ia
, consumers through n local firm, All
. are pleased and pronounce IL the equal
,, of any they have used. II is likely M
agency will go in after the first Of the
year
National is the name given a new
postoffiee up ON Gordon Creek, neai
the old Sheya ranch. National Fue
company is opening a property there
that il is expected il will be shipping
next year over spur 10 the Utal
railway. c. y. Strevell and the Sweei
are behind the proposition.
4 J. William Bones, assistant enginee
Z Of the United States geological sur
4 .yey and connected for the last threl
!. years with the Salt Lake City office
= has been transferred 10 Portland, Ore
). where he will take a position simila
a 10 the one he has held here. lie lief
= Non Sunday 10 assume his new duties
G II has been announced in Brussel
- that an engineer named Bauscheiche
, has succeeded in manufacturing by
& simple process artificial coal of great
n err heating capacity IL is made wit
" vegetable refuse from peat beds, q
j. which Germany possesses very grea
/ number. The new fuel, which is cal
Il ed gasol coal, is said TO have a heatin
B. capacity of seventy-five hundred unit
# and burns with a bright flame.
leaves no cinders.
81 Mayor c. Clarence Neslen has n
N ceived a long petition from Brocktol
% Mass, asking that Salt Lake City e'
y ert its influence upon the 9th dele
.e CATION in congress toward placing th
IS coal industry under the supervision d
y the interstate commerce commission
J. Ii declares that such acton woul
E. prevent unwarranted increases in III
m price. The mayor has submitted th
Is petition 10 the commission, but no az
D. ton has yet been taken.
% j. r.. Dillon, operating an employ
I, ment agency at Zion, says the Ken
merer (Wyo.) Coal company has r,
imbursed seventeen men who weI
Il sent there by him TO work in IN
!, mines, hut who were denied jobs upo
their arrival. According 10 Dillon, th
= Kemmerer concern paid each man tn
q amount he was out for railroad far
g and other necessary expenses. Di
lon said the concern had requisite
y him to send a hundred men. Whe
y the men returned they complained {
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