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Show Fare Seven THE DRAGERTON TRIBUNE Tuesday, June 25, 1857 Patricia Abeyta Presented Winning Paper . . Continued From Last Week The company refused this. So Whitmore ran a piplme from a spring up in the canyon, putting most of the water in his pipeline. The coal company needed water for use in the mine so they dug a well near the creek bed; this left entries in No. 1 mine passed under the canyon, a good amount of water was developed in these entries, and this water, together with the water from the well, was pumoed into a 2O.OQ0 gallon tank located on the hillside above 'the mouth of the mine. Electric power was produced by the fuel company as the Utah Power and Light Company had not yet been built in Carbon County and it took a lot of water for the boilers; however, they managed to get along until 1906, when a water line was built to Range Creek a distance of abut seven miles, and water was. pumped from there to supply all the requirements at the mine and camp. In the region between Dugout e Canyon and Horse Canyon coal two are District) there veins called Upper and Lower Sunnyside; both of them have more fixed carbon and less volatile than the other veins throughout durthe region. This coal cakes ing the burning process, making a better grade of coke. These characteristics were the main reason for there being a mine at Sunnyside. At the beginning of World War II, it was decided by the War Department to produce more steel. Henry J. Kaiser was decided by the War Department, to produce more steel. Henry J. Kaiser was (Continued on Page Ten) graces each product that bears the name Sdietileu SiBIlM) iUi ra g'ls 4 If Kk fllAaj tu (tQ -- Schenleij Golden Q. 'chenleij (Sun-nysid- An a 'chenira Qf.C ,1 !i H ' the next step beyond begins where quality perfection can go no further! 41 Theworicf sends nothlngflnerto America than Imported O.F.C.-- Old Fine Canadian by Schenleyt ' t Sc&ntalGotden'Age Gin B golden smooth... elegantly different ...delightfully dry! |