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Show fHE SAUNA SUN, SAUNA, UTAH shines 350 days of the year. Yet with enough precipitation to settle the dust and keep all vegetation gteen the major portion of the time. Considerable snow falls during the winter months, but as we have very little freezing weather, snow does not lay on the ground very long. Our city is being supplied with an (Continued from page 1) abundance of the best culinary water. Because of the fact that this is piped from mountain ed to one first prize and one second water tarings about six miles out, it is prize. The , :rst prize is a gold considered very pure. medal and a check for fifteen dolWe are equipped with good schools, lars; the second award is a silver both elementary and high. We have medal and a check for ten dollars. under construction now, a $00,000 The number of third prizes, bronze church building. Only a few years medals and checks for five dollars, ago we built and equiped a modern varies in projiortion to the elemenHospital which is being very suecess-lull- y tary school enrollment, New York, operated at the present time. with its dense population being enThe city is provided with four good j titled to twenty-fivIndiana, to and Nevada to four Florida two eleven, excellent dentists j.hysicians and who are perfectly able to care for to one, to cite certain examples. any ailments you may have, or may These prizes are distributed through THE S ALINA SUN Issued Every Friday at Salina, Utah. For Safely Essays mail matter under th Entered at the postoffice at Salina, as second-elas- a act of Congress of March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year.., Six Months .$2.00 1.00 Payable In Advance In making change of address, give old address as well a3 the new. Advertising Kates Given on Application. SALINA OF S ALIN Member A-UT- AH Federal Reserve System e, Editor and Publisher H. W. CHERRY ouilt to tieat the ores contained in contract .in the future. these laige sand stone ledges, but ' We ar well supplied at the present on account of the low juice ot lead business houses, time with die presence of the zinc, which was well managed and always ready to Of treatment to the du n detrimental need. There is a die ore, the undertaking was not sujijily your every in Salina for some one opening good successful. to build a good hotel. I am told Within the last few years the that the building of a new modern shale and lime contacts north hotel large is being very seriously consid(Continued from first page) of Salina canyon have been prosjiect-e- d ered at the time and likely present with the result that large depos- before 1928. has we will be propast, its and fissure veins carrying splen- vided with that much needed before locating elsewhere. public did mineral values have been discov- convenience. Coal and Mineral Deposits. ered. Salina as a Scenic Center. The minerals thus far taken from Salina is naturally located so' as Salina also has great coal deposits. Coal will, in the very neur fu- these veins and deposits are, lead, to be attractive to those who are inture, be one of the greatest assets zinc, silver, copjier and a little gold. terested in the scenic attractions of and The values differ in the various por- Utah.. Utah is fast becoming noted we have and great industries tions of the mineralized zone. Some for her scenic wonders and Salina, same. the will accrue from payrolls As lute as January this year the of the outcrojis run from 35 to 55 being geographically the center of government made a very compre- jier cent zinc to the ton, while in Utah, you can readily see that this hensive geological report through other workings the lead predomin- gives her a natural advantage in this their engineers to the effect that in ates, running from 30 to GO per cent respect. The tourist can convenienta strip of territory six miles wide by to the ton with 10 to 15 per cent ly reach from here, any sort of 18 miles long, beginning 8 miles east zinc. A few deposits in the eastern scenic attraction or place for sumof Salina, there is an available ton- and central portion of the mineral mer recreation, he may desire. Those nage 170,000,000 tons of high class zone, carry 12 to 35 ounces of silver wishing to go to the higher altitudes bituminous coal. It is a hard, firm, to the ton, with 20 per cent copper where fishing is good and where an abundance of good water from the black lustrous coal of excellent stor- und 15 to 20 jier cent lead. as shown mineralization This carcoal vein One best springs is plentiful, where the qp of age qualities. content the surface has justified several min- finest of shady and excellent camp ries a higher than Any other known vein in the ing companies, as well as individuals, grounds can be secured, only needs United States and some of these by- to begin active development work. an hours drive from Salina. the fisherman's paradise, and products are very valuable and very Several shafts have been sunk, and seldom found in commercial quanti- tunnels driven for the purpose of one of the most beautiful fresh watties in coal. Extensive development opening up the ore bodies for com- er, lakes found anywhere, is easily work has been pushed on a number mercial shipment. One shaft is now reached by auto in one and 300 feet deep, front the bottom of hours drive from Salina. Then af- -' of these coal properties. are now in progress, ter having viewed the wonders of The D. & R. G. Ity. Co. has al- which cross-cumost completed its grade to the coal cutting the lime and shale contact. that section and having caught and properties and according to the in- The results obtained are very grati- eaten some of the most delicious formation I am able to secure, .they fying to the owners. The work is trout found in any water, continue will Continue work until they are being rushed as fast as possible to your journey on toward the southeast to the Wayne Wonderland, an entireable to accommodate any coal pro- reach their objectives. Many geologists of note have visit- ly different type of scenery. This perties that may be opened up ready for shipment. As I understand the ed this section, and studied the ore wonder spot is only 40 to 50 miles situation, there is a great part ef deposits, all agreeing that the future distance from Fishlake and being of this voal land yet retained by our development is very promising for a an entirely different formation, will no doubt be of very much interest federal Government which can be new mining section of our state. Within the past year a calcium to the traveler and particularly so leased by prospective coal operators. Apparently this is a good field for. carbonate mine has been opened up, to the individual wishing to study a mill constructed and 21 car loads g ology. the investor. of the finished produet shipped to Immense Salt Deposits. When you have satisfied yourself There is an abundance of salC in market over the four adjoining west- with the attractions of Wayne Wonthis section of Utah lying near Sa- ern states. derland, the next place along your lina. As a livestock man myself, I During the past year more than route should be Bryce Canyon, lying consider this salt as good or better 300 car loads of Aluminum Sulphate, south from Salina about 120 miles. than any produced anywhere. In an oil filtering clay have been mined, This senic wonder has become excepfact, I have tried the salt from this milled and shipped from our immed- tionally popular within the last few section when milled in a comparison iate vicinity. years. Only a few years ago wnen with' other stock salt, such as salt .The quality of our lime rock 'de- I first visited Bryce Canyon, nothing obtained from inland lakes and the posits has the reputation of being had been done in the way of establivestock, if privileged to take their superior to any found in the Union. lishing a tourist camp or anything choice,' prefer the salt mined and Gypsum', mother imjiortant pro- else and nothing was being said of! milled in' this section. One salt com- duct of this ricinity is being manu- the Canyon beyond a few miles of it. But the beauties of Bryce pany reports having 400 acres or factured into a hard wall plaster. Other deposits whxh I will not Canyon are being advertised all over approximately 20,000,000 tons of this high grade salt in their holdings take time to enlarge upon now, are the world and all modern convenwith the capacity of mining and Bentonite, Epsom Salts, Alum and iences for the tourist are- fast being shipping at the present time 80 car many others almost too numerous to provided. , loads daily. mention. After leaving Bryce Canyon, conSince early pioneer days, rich Salina as a Residential Section. tinue your journey on toward the We have nt the present time a pop- south to the Kiabab Forest and the pieces of lead and silver ore have been' picked up in the canyons adulation of 1500 inhabitants with Grad Canyon of the Colorado River, jacent to the city, but very little good prospects looking good for a is approximately 250 miles from Sawas done toward development until large increase over that number in lina. In the Kiabab Forest your atabout 25 years ago when a large de- the near future. Our climate is one tention will be first attracted by the found anywhere immensity of the forest, followed by p of the most ideal posit of Idad and zinc ore was in Salina canyon. A mill was The sky is very clear and the sun an opportunity of viewing more deer than you have ever dreamed of seeing. After having passed through the forest, your road will lead you to the Bright Angel point, overlookI Here the tourist ' ing the Colorado. could probably spend several days 'Mufc BuifCk going from point to point, viewing the canyon from every angle. Here also, as at Bryce Canyon you will find hotel and camp accommodations to suit your every desire. Upon leaving the Grand Canyon of the Colorado, it will be necessary, as florfy by the roads are now constructed, to tiahmr your travel some, back to Zions National Park. This is another ' of the wonderful attractions of southern Utah, somewhat different from those you have previously visited. Here too, the tourist will find a wonderful place to spend some additional Opening 1 oday Style harmonics. All are cn time and should provide at least ' Week at Ituick show- - dotted v it It the most two days in order to properly view Everyone vt holme I nriou Upholsteries and t appointments. And all are the scenery there provided. . the new and beautiful There everyone who plans to Iuv months ahead of the are, a number of other very beautiful mode in smart, low, dashscenic attractions in addition to these ing lines. mentioned which can be easily reachBe sure to attend this maged from Salina. nificent Style Show Come Now in conclusion, I wish to say any day or evening during I he next seven days. A corthat it is my advice to the prospec- -' dial welcome awaits you. tive investor in either agriculture or mining, or to the prospective tourist, that it will be to his advan-- 1 tage to visit Salina and look things Is , Fish-lak- one-ha- e, lf ts the State Departments of Education. Finally, the essays which are chosen as best from the statis are entered in competition with each other. The best of these papers for the writer a gold watch and a trip to Washington with all expenses paid, while the second and third national awards are handsome and gold watches of suitable value design. Teachers are not given state prizes, but the three lessons chosen as best of all those written throughout the nation earn for their writers checks in the amount of $500, $300 and $200 respectively, and the teacher w'hose lesson is ranked first also is invited to come to Washington as the Board's guest. of the prize The third division money is set aside for the travel expenses and entertainment of the pupil and teacher whose essay and lesson earn national honors. JAMES FARRELL, Pres. H. S. GATES, H. B. CRANDALL, Cashier , . to-da- GIVES BIRTHDAY PARTY. was Who remembers the good old day3 when grandma stayed at home nights the and knitted woolen stockings for her Miss Dorothy Cohen charming little hostess at a birthday party Sunday afternoon at the Max Cohen home. Twelve little friends s were present and enjoyed in entertaining after games, which a dainty luncheon was served. Easter decorations and favors were pretty little dolls for the girls and pencils for the boys. them-slve- op?n-cdu- StyixiShow Christmas. granddaughters It is reported that there was a mutiny in the British navy because the men werent allowed to have a jazz orchestra. The officers wouldnt allow it because they thought it might frighten the submarines. EASTER SERVICES. Special Easter services will be held at the Presbyterian chapel next Sunday evening, beginning at seven Wonder if the Liberals and Con- thirty. Easter solos and singing by servatives in Nicaragua have to file children, in keeping with the day, an itemized list of their campaign will be given during the evening. contributions ? Rev. T. G. McLeod of Manti, will be present and will give a short The little wildflowers will soon be sermon. The public is invited to be peeping shyly through the earth present. looking for their favorite sun. It used to be that people undressed to go to bed, but we are informItaly only has one favorite son ed that nowadays, so far as actual candidate and we dont have to tell yardage is concerned, the ladies put you his name either. on more than they take off. Harold Crandall, D. D. S Office Hours: 9 to 12, 1 to S Evenings by Appointment Phone 26 , - Salina Utah o F. O. BULLOCK Hours Saturdays DENTIST 9 A.M. to Salina 9 A.M. 5 P.M. 12 M. to Utah ' - . and Mrs. Dan Baker, Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Oveson, Miss Janette Lyon, S. M. Jorgensen, Dr. Harold Crandall, Alvin Olson, Don Kenney and Joseph Anderson. ERICKSON & ERICKSON If we were a silk hose manufacturer we would be living in fear all the time that some chemist might invent a silk paint for girls legs and so put us out of business. jCounselors at Law Set of Dishes . . . Utah - Richfield, Percolator y - s. C. E. PETERSON, E. V. JOHNSON. Asst. 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