Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1920-05-13 | Page 4 | At the Hotels

I t ot ls EUREKA MINE IS STRONG G GErnest Ernest Edwardson of ot the Tintic Stan Standard ard mine of ot Eureka Utah is 18 In Inthe Inthe Inthe I the city toda today a a. guest at tho the Kenon Ken- Ken yon ron Mr 11 Edwardson said that tho the Eureka camp has experienced a de decided decided decided de- de boom In the tho past few months and that it Is still going strong LAND I PRICKS PRICES S IN I ARIZONA A. A W r II H. Van Sickle of or Plo Plo- mas Arli Ariz registered res at the Cullen speaking of ot the won erCul developments develop elop ments of ot his home state in the last few years cars cited Instances of ot arid land two years cars ago soiling for tor 2 an acre acro and to today ay tho the market value of ot this land lanel A from 75 it to an acre The Increase e In price Is due to Irrigation GRAIN GRAIX MAN IS HERE Charles If IL Baum Chicago grain merchant is stopping at the Hotel Utah for a few days das looking over o the grain situation of ot Utah and the north north- n west t est CEDAR CITY PROSPECTS Farmers In tho the region Ion of or Ceda City Utah arc are preparing for a n. season of or bumper crops according to J. J II 11 Fife I automobile dealer in that southern Utah town a L guest at the New Grand Heavy snowfalls In the mountains surrounding surrounding surrounding sur sur- rounding Cedar City has hns provided a supply of ot irrigation water for the season sea sea- son A considerable business boom is anticipated in that section said Mr Fife I ICe NO XO I I. I V. W. V. V AT Ar nOCK SPRINGS No 0 I. I 1 W vV V. troubles have been In Interfering Interfering In- In with the coal mines In the locality of ot Rock Springs Wyo Vo accordIng accord accord- ing lag to D. D C. C Fowler of oC that cit city who is registered ct at the New Grand Farmers Farm Farm- ers rs living just north of ot the city have hac been kept from tram their usual spring work by weather but ho sa says the las last t fe few fe fedas feda's days das have been warmer and that plowing has begun GOODS HIGH or no hope for a general decrease tie tie- e- e crease In the price of ot leather specialties special special- ties lies is looked for tor b by L IJ I. V. W. White of ot New York who is at tho the Newhouse Certain lines of or leather goods s have e de declined declined de- de slightly said eald Mr White 1 TEXAS TEXAS' WILSON IS DEAn DEAD J 1 W. W V Wilson a former resident of or Utah and a well known mining man manof manof manof of years cars ago ao died on Monday Monda at the tho national home for disabled veterans of or the tho civil war in LOS An Angeles Mr 11 Wit Wil Wilson son son who was best known a aa as Texas Wilson had but recent recently made a. a a visit to Salt Lake On ills His return to the homo home he ho was suddenly stricken s-s s J