Salt Lake Telegram | 1929-12-29 | Page 39 | Canning Industry Adds Wealth to Boxelder County

ann anu n u us r Adds to Boxelder axe er County Count ller county comity o occupies C pl lt tho northwest corner of ot the state t I ItI It ItI I w was s created br l y r the lre Jan G 5 1856 Its area In iri squat miles mUes' Is Js C jHC and It s an as aV al valuation Uon 0 of 9 The ho I is Is' Is Br h 1 I It d de derive derives de- de rives rive ii its nano from Boxelder Box lder t trees Wees es' es I alon n the mB In count county v n Tho population Tho-population population 1 Is iy estimated ed cd I at t The Tho county o occupies pes twelfth one of df t the tLe lih state te lyl lying g. g almost entirely in In the great basin bisIn The larger part rt of the tho r reat nt 1 within Its Its' b borders rd rs Canning of t fruits fold td vegetables I Is one the of-the of the J largest ln In f lve operating In Inthe inthe the count county The most Important streams are aro the Dear Bear and arid Malad rivers river NOTED FOR PEACHES EACHES The county Is particularly adapted to the to-the the tho growing of or de deciduous us fruits fruits' p peaches 8 after all an ove- ove the country Apples aprIcot apricots apricots apri aprI- cots cot berries cherries and arid melons n groW to perfection i In Itt the tho vegetable vege vege- vegetable table world tomatoes Jb Means beans and pC peas pea's J lire nn c. 0 i 1 Iho tho soil oU In the valley of t th the Beer Bear river being par particularly par responsive to the h growing of ot the latter at cr y vegetable the yield per aero acro many from fields running front from two to to three e tons Th r are more than colonies colonies' bf of bees In lri the cc TWO SUGAR FAcTORiES FACTORIES Th There r are two beet 8 sugar ar plants In Inthe inthe the count county Am Among ng the tho other r In Ind Industries In- In d In the county Ja Js poultry raising raiding The county Is well supplied f. f with both electric and public highways It was In In this count county at it Promontory point th that t the Union and Central Pa Pacific railroads w were re united d oh on on May 10 1869 and tho the tl first t transcontinental