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Show PAGE SIX plaining uf the insufficient deliveries. Several industries in the south aud center of Frame are forced to restrict their output because of a shortage of fuel. Recent inquiries for sixty thousand tons 8riil Service. The 8ua WASHHIXOTOX, D. C., Aug. 23. Recovering froiu e temporary halt production of coal the country over during the week ending with August 4th reached a total of 10,626,000 net tons. This is an increase of 476,000 or 4.7 per rent over the output in the preceding week, and is the highest figure attained in any seven days since March. Total production ot bituminous during the present calender year to the middle of this month approximately a hundred and ninety-on- e working days totals 111,. 755,009 net tons. For the week ending with August 7th Utahs output wus 77.1MNI tons, Colorado 1 till, (Hill, New Mexico 44, Otto ami Wyoming days worked ier mine so far has been 96.4. of beehive furnace coke have re- sulted in advances uf fifteen to twenty-five cents a tun in price in the Pittsburg, Pa., market. Spot delivery is quoted $3.90 to $3.13 and future delivery $3.25 to $3.50 a ton. Sevier Valley Coal tomiany is now selling fuel from its property uver near Richfield at the mine to farmers ami others who haul it themselves. Shipments to the outside will not come until the rumple' ion uf a branch line of the Dcuver aud Rio Grande Western now building. It is as Crystal eoal. Git the basis of incomplete ear ings for the week ended August the National Coal association ret mules the output of that week at approximately 10, net tons. This represents a complete recovery from the reduced production of 10,140, 000 reported hy the geological survey for the seven days emled August 7th. The total quautity of the bilumiuou railroad fuel eoal on hand July 1st was 9,398,000 tons, sufficient at the eurrent rate of consumption, to last twenty-sevedays. From April 1st to May 1st tin- railroads decreased their stock hy 704, (HM) tom-- . Begin-- . While the state at large was showing a handsome increase in July, Mesa e mintys production failed to keep space. During the month there were one hundred and three men employed in the several mines over that county, and they were credited with a production of 7516 tons, which brought the total to 55,511 tuns. This is a decrease of 10,081 over the amount mined during the first seven months of last year. Uu unison county was one ot the producing districts to show a good incease during July. The nroductinii there was estimated at 45,2Hi tons, bringing the total for the year to date to 2x4,045, an increase of 27,059 over unilirai-tiProduction of during that during the first seven months of ihe week ended August 14lli is 1923. suhject to slight revision, at 1,!.'H1IMI0 net tons, an increase of SPIRITED BIDDING TOR FURNninety thousand or 3.2 ISHING THE STATE is r rent oer the output in the pre' , m ceding week. The total amount of Nine bids for sujiplying the state 10T anthracite produced in Pennsylvania and its institutions with coal during (J h(lt ttXdt IJOll KT10W IS Style n in July amounted to 3 net the coming year were i quoted and tabtons, as against 8,1)37,000 in June ulated by the dcMrliiirut of finance fhc OCCdSiOfl 071 CVCTU OCCdSiOTl ITl CVCYIJ a decrease in July of 508,000 or 5.7 aud purchase at Salt Lake City last jktThecent.amount of coke Saturday. Fur the delivery of two produced at thousand tons of slack at the Univerand Julv 1st a total of 1,012, 000 tons Ix'rhive ovens continues to show little sity of Utah tlu Marsh Coal cow jinny were added to storage. Tidal output during, the hid $3.88 per ton; the Consumers change. week ended August 14th ia estimated Mutual, $3.40; Standard The Interstate enuimerce commisFuel, $3.37; lias found no uu reasonableness sion at 161INK) net tons. Peerless $3.40 ; Coal, E.milierger Coal, Hj $3.3!) ; the Knight Fuel, $3.80 and the in a rate of $4312 charged on slack COAL MINERS IN ENGLAND AND eoal 1st between and June hipied capitol, Martin Coal, $4.20. Delivery us IN THIS COUNTRY. of a thousand tons of slack at the September 20, 1923, from siint hi Colorado Denver on the Lake ami Salt state eapitol was the same with all On Thursday of last week the biddera except the Standard Fuel. (Moffat road) to Kujierior, Neb., in between the British coal This was $3.70., For delivery of thirty-fiv- e the case of the Nebraska Cement com. miners and owratora rollapaed. And hundred tons of slack at the atiy vs. the Burlington railroad, on the sania day Lee Hall, president various the Royal etal. The complaint was dismissed. of the Ohiu district of the United Coal Salesstate institutions hid f. o. b. ('oiiidainaiits alleged the rate unreas$1.20, rouiiany Mine Workers, refused the invitation f.o.b. and onable to the extent that it exceeded and fur $1.70, mine, mine, of the (ierators association of tliat for six hundred tons $4.30. $4.00 of lump, state for a meeting at Columbus ou The longest eoal train ever pulled mine. Lion The at Coal the bid $1.00 Tuesday last to discuss a new wage for Black aud $2.50 for the out of Saline district in Southern Illilump; scale. The Buckeye State impasse nois was hauled by the Illinois is not nearly an iiUHrtant as the con- Utah Fuel, $1.22 for slack, $1.87 for Central last week.awayThe screened all slack for and 8ecial left $2.72 lump, tinued deadloek iu the Britiah indus- f. b. Eldorado with one hundred ears ato. at mine. is if but nevertry, highly important fifty-si- x ears from the O'Gara theless. For the Bigns iu the Eastern EASTERN AUTHORITY LOOKING tached, Coal company and forty-fou- r from elate clearly xint to a finish fight the Duering Coal eomiiany en route FOR LARGER MARKET between the union and the newly riBI JCATIO.V to Chicago, where it was received in al householders who used the bitu- NOTICE FOR of the Interior, United State formed operators organization. And Larger markets for Utahs coal on thirty-si- x hours. The train was a minous last year, under pressure, Land Office At Salt Lake City, Utah, if the latter win their fight the same the Pacific Coast are indirectly fore- mile long, fbe ears Notice it hereby tiveu S, 1920. represented five after being induced to use a little AugustUnion sort of fight may lie conducted in cast in an article in a resent issue of thousand three hundred It. Frandsrn of Price, Utah, and forty-fou- r New England gumpioiieute in its that on Illinois and Indiana with the ulti- Coal Age, which quotes Frank T. who August 15. 1921. made Stia-- raistuna. handling, will use the bituminous the ing Homestead mate result htat the mine workers Griffith, president of the Portland Entry, Serial No. tfal320, ne of wy M'Kbbow for Lot 3, 4. 8WWNW14, Hit. 5; Lot 1, J. IL Wuotton of American Fork ?omin winU,r; lie Both in Great may disrupted. usWl the mine run, picking SK14NEK, HWyiNKU. N'ttSKM. Ett (Ore.) Power company, as looking to was here Suturduy and y,,ar last Sunday Britain and in Ohio the men have the future development of eleetrie 7. Sec. tt, Twp. 13 South, and y after taking samples of coal from the tlu lumM for use in the rooking range SWK. the uneconomic end of the argument Kang M East. .Salt Luxe meridian, hai from steam, rather than water in fine anil ami the remaining lump, and therefore the wrong end. In power. "Power development of the iroMrty of J. R. Fleming of Price hi boiler. ICe hud excellent result filed notire of intention to make three-yea- r over to the south of Columbia for testproof to establish claim to the land Britain they reject the eighthour future will lie steam and not after some instruction as tu the me- alwve described before the register of hydro," Conis He stockholder a the in ing. and seven. insist upon one of ilsys Griffith says, and the magazine goes sumers Mutual of firing. I could cite several the United Slate land office at Salt Idike up in the Gordon Creek thods Pity, Utah, on the 15th day of Scrtember, If the British industry is to survive on to prove that bmk of tbis ia the district and instances." similar 1926. Claimant names as witnesses Jasalong with others of l lint it must have more production, and impliration that eoal is the mainstay per Robinson of Price, Utah, Orin Smith concern is now the to figuring develop therefore the eighthours day is The autmiiiiliile in whirh Archduke of I of sueli development. I'tali. and Rasmus Fraud-se- n "California, Homing lease from the government In Ohio the which is and has Wen a necessary. tieorge G. Framlsen of Price. eonspieuuus of a hundred and sixty acre. Tt is Ferdinand and his wife were murder- Utah.and GF.ORGE E. WOOLLEY, Actminers insist unui a continuance of leader in liydro-elcrfri- c ed in 1914 1m offered for sale dcveIoHiieut," ing Register. Edward D. Dunn, Attorney, the basic wugu scale of $7.50 a day that journal says, "is now largely said to lie coking ami of good quality. fur the twenty-fift- h time since the Salt I dike Utah. for roninmn Inlxir. Coni produced dcjiendent on steam Hiwcr reserves to Four and n half miles of railroad tragedy, hut there are no buyers. The Kind juiii, City, Aug. 6; Inst Sept. 3, 1920. line from main the Denver the of t by life Pennsylvania and West Vir- muintnin its requirements. Temporar-i- nt ions jieujile believe that Ihe and Rio Grande Western ea-- t of Price snjH-rstin districts eoiiiietes in NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Idoodred ill color, i ginia fuel oil is being used, but it is eviear, of the Interior, United State the market with the Ohio. The basic dent that ladmleum resources are be- would reach it. inasmuch a four uf its owners have I Office and At Salt Idike City. Utah. Iu a letter to tlu Xatiouul Coal as- died in it and it has killed and inwage rites in the nonunion districts ing consumed at a prodigious rate, Notice ia hereby given 1926. 5, August average about $5.00. The Ohio scale and eventually rrude oil and its pre sociation from a Massachusetts news-paji- jured several other. that tieorge Melos of Scofield. Utah, who man this statement is made re011 therefore is uneconomic. June 28, 1922. made Hturk raising It must duet will 1m for other purposes than More tlmn one thousand five hun- Homestead Entry No. II30983, fur HU, rome down. And the oieralors are power production. Uncertain rainfall garding marketing progress of bitumiK4W Sec. 7: NEUNEtt, KtfcXW-determined iu their fight to reduce over a jieriod of yeara has brought in- nous in New England: "In my trav- dred students in the University of Sec. 18, Twp. 12 South, Range, 7 Kaat, in New els I note Wisconsin have taken England it. frequent up journalism Salt to prominence the need for water meridian, has filed notice of instances of household change from since the introduction in 1905 of the intention to make three-rea- r proof to esstorage. Where aueh reservoirs ean tablish claim to the land above decrilied Suspension Is Broken. be created their construction involves anthracite to bituminous coal. Rcver- - eourtie before the register of the United Stare land office at Halt Izike City, Utah, on UXDOX, Aug. 23. The suspen- an increase in capital input Steam the 15th day of September, 1926. Claimsion of eoal digging over in England, power can lie in many instances inant names a witnesses Neil M. Madsen which lias lasted four montha, was stalled for a lower cost than water and (iiiat Schilao of Priee, Utah, and CENSUS YEAR HERE IN UTAH John broken today, and fuel was brought storage, The eonoiuirs of the eitua- Kouvali nnd Rruee Mari-vof Scofield. Utah. GEORGE E. WOOLLEY, pip from the mines in Nottinghamshire tion favor steam if more power is Acting Register. :and Derbyshire. About six thousand needed." First pub Aug. 6; last Sept. 3. 1926. i The on state article to official that their of defiance in goes miners, WASHINGTON, D. C, Aug. 20. The demrtment of commerce an3 100 per cent in the leaders, descended into the pits and. "an increase of to correction, these preliminary figure for number of sup- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION DK. ' resumed work on the seven andone priee of fuel oil in California opens nounce, subject partment of the Interior, United States plementary items for the Utah (1925) farm census, tabulated since the iasue At Salt Lake (Sty, Utah, half day basis. In the meantime, A. J. up possibilities for coal. Coal at eight of the first summary fur the state on January 19, 1926. These include farm Land Office1920. Notice is hereby given August 4, dollara per ton could eoiniete with oil 'Cook, aeeretary of the Miners' kind of road, sales and purchases through that John population, Otteratmm of CleveorganisaHenry marA two barrel. at worka future power and hi associates are tions, radio outfits, tractors, value of implements and machinery, selected land. Utah, who on June 23, 1921, made Stock rtiaing Homes teed Entry Serial No. for coal does not apiwar to be far farm expenditures, mortgaged debt, ing hard to prevent the growth of this ket dairy products, sheep and wool, goats 020397, for NEMNEU. Sec. 29; NWM. to be a and chickens and 1920 data breakaway, which, however, has not awsv. The aituation appears and ior in are Comparative egg. (or 1919) given 4 NWM8W14. SWuliEM. Set, the all cases where available. been on auch a big scale as the owners joint problem for the miners SWF4, SHNW, NK14NW14, WH beof this all Of railroads." eonrse, in ranks the had hoped. The break NE14, See. 21, Twp. 12 South, Range 8 rhiat, Salt Lake meridian, haa filed notice ia limited to the two eountie named. ing so, the market tor Utah output ia 1925 1926 ITEM MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS of intention to make three-yeproof to There still is no sign of the men going to increase. A glance at the FARM POPULATION ITEM eatabliah claim to the land above deacrib- Amount United States will Total Western the JIW.85H 140,249 value of farm of Yorkmap in Northumberland, and he clerk of the district court implements yleldnig ir?or 100.640 137,913 White Trice, Utah, on the 15th day of Sepmachinery, Jan. 1, 1925 $16,097,318 shire or South Wales. Both cabinet convince anyone that the coal fields Colored 2.216 2,330 1920 extensive 1920. nearest this state the are of tember, ab13,514.787 Claimant name as ministers aud labor leaden are 41.34.3 Farm 31.250 Under 10 year old I A. Richards of Huntington, reporting radio outfits, 77.010 9S.900 Ten years nnd ever sent from London, and no attempt is deposits to California. .SSti 1 tah, Marcus Christensen January 1, 1925 of Colton. 41.195 Mnle 52.598 Tractor on farms, Jan. 1, 1925 850 I tah. and Front Otterstrom hnd J. being made at negotiations for a set.... Female 36,405 40,308 Strikers Break Away. 1920 Jennen 0f Cleveland. Utah. 583 tlement. GEORGE E. WOOLLEY, Acting Regis-1925 LONDON, Aug. 20. The biggest KIND OF ROAD FARM EXPENDITURES COLORADO PRODUCTION HEAVY breakaway of eoal miners from the Number of farms in state .....25.099 For feed, 1924 $2,502,090 First pub Ang. 18; last Sept 10. 1926. Located On THIS JULY, LAST For feed, 1919 policy of the miners' federation since Farm 3.941,388 Ooncrete or brick read 1,704 For fertiliser, 1924 the strike was called three months ... 42$!W road 220 Macadam triet (Vurt ln and For Cferfaou (kiunty. For durfertiliser, 1919 Coal production in Colorado 108,100 Aitn-ago eame last night when delegates Gravel road State of For labor Elisabeth Filice, Admin-'h.- f (money wage slack in month a 7.130 ing July, generally Improved dirt road reperesenting thirteen thousand men KHtte of Frank 13liee, 5.143.400 only). 1924 10.213 Unimproved dirt road .... the industry, showed an unusual in- and boys employed by the Bolsover Itereased, 1918 Flaintiff. vs. Jhn BSscardi! 7,472,300 AH other and mu reported 1.002 the total ror lumber, Sheriff Sale. To be sold at firewood, pouts, production company in the big Nottinghamshire crease, raising etc., 1924 74.3,042 Al'r'imo for- - the first seven months of this field accepted a proposal of the mine SALKS AND 5 oclo,,k P- - ,n - 'ber, sixty-fivetofifty-thre- e and It the hundred frimt LISES old their Pl'lUI work at owners to resume year LIVE STOCK PRODUCTS he county courthouse J?P" in 1 above production during the wages for a seven and one-ha- lf Value of farm products sold n hours Milk produced (gallons), 1924 .40.847,359 ate unty. of Utah, the $2,307,733 Milk produced (gallons), 1919. 29,339.512 cooperatively, 1924 same period of 1925, the monthly re- day. This constituted a compromise 1919 1.163.526 Butter made on farms ty. state or I tah. and desrrihed a fol- (lbs.). port of State Coal Mine Inspector beiween the federation's insistency Value of supplies U.I24 2.912.960 James Dalrymple shows. On July that the seven-hou- r 1924 113.052 Butter made on farms day must be main"d Wnt W.T feet (lbs.), 1919 183.112 1st this years production stood 59,900 tained and the mine owners demand BU9 2.870.675 from the soutlienst corner of the north- bciow t,,e ( ream sold tgullons), 1924. sontheast quarter of the figures for the six for an eight-hotons one. Although it is 287,598 SI? 13 SHEEP, GOATS AND CHICKENS Cream sold tgullons 1. 1919 9 East of 291,tk59 i .i'T' months period of last year. During yet to he seen whether the miners ON FARMS ke Biitterfat odd thence north 8 ), 1!I24.. 5.650.760 V't ro July not only bus the July, 1925, pro- - generally indorse the action of the Sheep (number). Jan. 1, 1925. ...2.355,038 B'llterfnt sidd (poomb - thence north- IkiiiioN), 1919.. 1.649,559 ?a,,i i?2 .f"is on the north line Whole milk suld (gals.). 1924. 7.507,521 Tf 7i t0 p7lnt duction equaled, but the deficit was degelngtes it is predicted that virtualI number), Jan. 1, 1925.... : Goats 48.292 inilk Whole sidd This he southeast ,,f is rtern',lfUlW-the 1919.. first made 9.051.137 om more than ignis.), t up. q,?r,,r ly- all concerned will eagerly accept 1921).. 29.312 Wool (pounds). 1924 1 8.795.81).- -, ,0n n, li"taiice time this year that production has the compromise and that work will Chb-kecods east of ile northwest corner of WisJ tiKiiinds). 1919 (number), ll.09u.3O3 of Jan. 1, 1925 1,360.873 tliieken eggs liloxens), 1924.... 9.1)16,5)4 equaled that of last, and is taken to start again forthwith. 1926 954.695 (bieken eggs (dozens). 19(9... 5.70!l!l)76 8Ts.8SeJ-2- indicate an unusual activity for the ci fall and winter months. AE0UT THE CAMPS OF THE BIG FARM MORTGAGE DEBT Jan. 1, 1925 Jan. 1, 1920 Production during July was 600,863 CARBON DISTRICT Number of farms in state since 25,999 total a 25,662 January tons, making hcginning. intaining huVU m 18,784 19,134 fourth 1st of 5,315,678 tons, as compared to June production of coal and lignite Number of farms operated bv full owner acres, together will. , Number farms these of metric debt in 1925. totaled of France sorting 4,430,000 same 7,996 mortgage the for jieriod 8,086 rej 5110,313 371,-00- 0, Value these farms of and and coke mortgaged was (land 307,000 buildings $59,171,979 $8478,191 tons, briquets Most of the increase during July .$26,163,953 $24134.636 says a dispatch from Paris. For Amount of mortgage debt noted from minps in Weld, Las Anidebt to value of farma (per rent) 44.2 28.8 mas, Gunnison and El Paso counties. the first six months of this year eoal Ratio of mortgage Pint pnb.. Ang. 6 ; last Ang. There were nine thousand five hun- and lignite production totaled 25,470,-00-0 27, 1828, The 1925 farm population includes only persons living on farms. The metric tons, coke 1,812,000 anil men employed in dred and twenty-ei- x include also those farm laborers (and their families) who, while and abont the mine daring Jnly. briquets 2J)32,000. July and August 1920 fignres More than $216,000,000 waa naid approximately at the not living on farms, lived outside the limits of any incorporated place. The average number so far this year production.-aris U413, and the a renew number of June level with consumer still eom ji Where Did You Get ' SSI That Lovely Hat ? c eti-Uiate- ; d, What compliment could please you more H and what satisfaction yours in wearing j COTTCllTl Keep it safe From financial loss with a Fite Insurance policy in THEIlOMESNEWtfJKK v Equitable Real Estate aid Investment Compaaj New Braly Building 8t Price, Uta East Main s detail harmonizing with the rest ot your ! Spring Canyon Coal Co. I! apparel r Our showing of new fall styles includes the ! right hat for you. Let show you the last H word in Fall Millinery. nrg-otatio- nt MImh a Shlppen of the Celshrated Spring Canyon Coal Mtaee at SPRING 'CANYON, UTAH General Office, 817 Newhooae Building. Balt Lake City, Utah . k L It rn-rg- ls-e- non-unio- Highest efficiency, equivalent 2104 lbs. Unequalled hr storage. Will not alack. The best for (teaming and heating qaalitles. INDEPENDENT COAL k COKE COMPANY Mlnee at Kenilworth, Utah, oral Office Walker Bank Building SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH nt er lk US1 FARM n - . Can You Judge Good Plumbing? If net ear work will limply bak goof when finished. We de repair work ot aD kind carefully, and promptly. Ffeoae ani kw-aatl- y wa arlU ke rigkt KDnCXX(KHIUci UNa PRKE. UTAH fed-ertk- ar wit-neas- Ith I Z ns pun-base- ur I ! 192U.-.1.691.- ; n e tko Jsk. or CONTEST IWFArt-uipn- t Interior. United HfUl Land Office, 8tt Lake City, Utuh, Aag-u3, 1920. T Ilenry Ubeugh of netins Itah, Conteatee : You are hereby that Marguerite Dusaerre, who Price, Utah, a her postoffice ridmaw on July- 13, 182(1, file in thia olfi duly corroborated application to WJ and secure the cancellation of yu'? raising Homestead Entry, Serial 626257, nude June 23, 1921, forof8E14 of NB14. N44 NW14. SW gw, KEK of SW, WH of 8E14 of ci of NW and NW and 12. Twp. 12 South, Range 8 Eart, W Ixilte meridian, and aa grounds for sw contest she allege that residence never been established or maintain. said entry by aaid entryman or his that no work haa ever been done or placed or expenditure on or for the benefit of said '"BY on behalf of aald entryman or hi" that said entry ia and ha been tor inw yeara wholly abandoned; that said re man died intestate in the fall of fore said land waa designated nndn tockraislng homestead act and iea J try allowed ; that he waa unmarri left no heir snrvlring him ao fnr ,r5 fiant haa been able m learn. therefore, fnrtlier notified that the allegation will be taken as jnfe"eJ your mid entry will be cancelled re further right to be heard, either to this office or on appenl. if you Fail in tbi office within twenty dny" the fourth publication of Ibis sliown below your answer under specifically resimnding to lion of contest, together with due 9 Hint you have served a ropy of y""rl awer on the mid contestant either m P7. son or .by registered mail. 'tMI .l. . state in your answer the postoffice to which yon d(,s'JT E. to be sent yon. GEORGE LEY, Acting Register. ipn(l Date of- - first publication, Aug. 26. Date oif second publication Ang.27.-Dat- e of third publication RepL A Date of fourth publication Bept 10, NOTICE ot tb )n "i'tk o exr-- - Serious objection is being in Western Australis to the infl low wage immigrants from iou . Europe who work for half the psy a native |