Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-01-09
OUR UTAH WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

Jan. Salt Lake-Plpe line to bt
laid across Fort Douglas Military res.
ervation.
Salt Lake-Considerable activity re.
ported in purchase of isolated tracts
of u. S. government land.
Utah ran high in average yield OF
potatoes this year.
Salt Lake-Products of Utah Oil Re.
fining are coming into direct competi.
ton with finest grades of Pennsylvan-
ia oil and meeting remarkable success
II you want knowledge, you must
toll for it; if food, you must toll for
it; and if pleasure, you must toll for
it. Toll is the law.--John Ruskin. In
other words we live by industry and
Industrial development.
The sooner the I. w. w. element is
impressed that America courts are
created to be respected by all who in
habit this country, the better it will
be for all oncerned.-Kansas City
Post.
Park City.-Iowa copper mine en-
counters promising ore body.
Eureka-Utah Power Co. completes
new line to property Of East Standard
Mining Co.
For the first time in years Salt Lake
County closes its business Dec. 21
with a substantial unappropriated
surplus, amounting to approximately
$3.50 900.
Shipment of beet pulp by the rail-
road from the plants of the Amalgam-
ated Sugar Company in Wilson, west
Of Ogden and Brigham starts.
A leading copper producer says:
1--WE are on our way toward much
better situation. I have a very conf
dant belief that we nave seen the
bottom, and that 1920 is going to be
a good copper year." If labor listens
to reason instead of radicalism, there
is bright future ahead for the west
ern metal industry.
Bingham-Utah Apex production is
being steadily increased and now
amount to 562 tons daily. The ore is
averaging IL to ii percent lead, with
considerable silver.
Salt Lake-Work is to be rushed on
Utah's end Of Pixies Peak ocean-to-
ocean highway.
Ogden is to be one of the three in
land towns where the war department
will establish an ordnance department.
Ultimate expenditure of $4,000, 900 in
volved.
Salt Lake-Under the profit sharing
plan adopted by the Sweet Candy Co.
some years ago, the company distrib-
utes to its organization more than
$25, 900.
Eureka-.With new contracts under
way with a few Of the heavier pro-
ducers of the district, The Tintic Mill
ing plant at Silver City is speeded up
to fullest capacity to handle the in
creased tonnage.
Utah, Idaho and Washington sugar
beet growers will receive about $141,-
100000 for the 1919 sugar beet crop.
Another East Tintic mining COM
pany to be known as the Cameo is be-
ing Incorporated.
Provo-County agricultural agent
claims that much has been accomplish
ed in the campaign during the past
year in the control of crop pests.
Salt Lake-Intermountain Electric
distributes $4,000 bonus to
Green River-Unless all signs fail
the eyes of the oil world will turn to
Green River very soon as one Of the
bip petroleum production centers in
the country.
Public utilities enter 1920 with
more hopeful outlook. The general
socialistic crusade for public owner
ship has exhausted itself and the idea
of ownership by emp-oyees and Gus
toners is growing.
Ogden-Lake Shore Oil company
files articles of incorporation. Cap
ital, $4,000.
Redmond-11, 305,02 bridge to be
built over the Sewer river.
Gunnison-$7,541.9 bridge to be
constructed over San Pitch river, 51s
miles from here.
Salt Lake-Work on new addition to
Hotel Utah to begin Immediately. Will
cost between S750,000 and 81 zoo, 900.
Sugar beet growing states of the
West have a wonderful opportunity
for developing the sugar industry and
should take every advantage of the
situation.
Eureka-Zuma ore showings still
continue to improve.
Salt Lake-Shipments Of sugar by
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co. are beginning
to increase.