| Show cisine ss 4 industrial t fc 1 f A 7 r ea d ers study 1 fx L 6 j 1 sy s t uintah basin besin depicted ep As area arga p unlimited possibilities lack of wamer water and tho the high costs of transportation electrical cui cul power and taxes were seen men as high hurdles for the uintah basin to jump before great development of its natural resources can be accomplished at a meeting monday night at Scout house of business research and cai cal business leaders J A theobold Pi price rice tice dbent of the utah abc abu io clation of chamber of commerce ves tives struck first at taxes he charged that some comp companile companies anfe anle opel opol aing plants ants anis in utah have found their flages flaxes up to three times the amount they were re port edly to have been and that taxes are a great threat fo jo the tho states industrial develop development me visitors were introduced b by 11 wright volker salt lake laka y city secretary natural r reas I 1 S sources committee utah so clation in of 01 t chamber of ny or rne cne r nr merce executes arnt Tr j nt business in in du and civic civie leaders of in w were ere in introduced trod by bi mayor BJ H chair 11 man 0 0 meeting neet irig dr elroy nelson university of utah lead the discussions Ro described G E director of the utah field house of natural science science spokesman for basin easm re presenta tives and an exponent exponents of 0 resources dev development in in the area explained ox ninin nene nyne p extent ene of nf r re sources allaMe available av making a brief descriptive tour of gie the basin basini mr mann eipl explained ined that asphalt phosphate pho spate gilsonite isolite and oil shale appe appeared limitless idour in our life ti uke uie 1 H a it miner mineral a I 1 used fort tor preventing water and oil on seep age ia present in 20 foot beds in ulnae basin basim between vernal and d the colorado line charles neal vernal oilman reported he added that acres of the bento benio is uncovered and j thousands thoua of oL acres acree slight overlay he char charged ked too that transportation is a limiting factor in development of thene there the re source striking t f higar kost c 0 it 0 ie cai cal power were presenta re tives of the gilsonite and pho pharous deposits harry ratliff of the H humphries x phosphate idu corp sa said sald t that at a great volume volume of cheap electrical power is ea es to to develop development merit of the mineral deposits to 46 their full extent william C whitaker WhIt anerk county agent and howard calder vernal dairyman pointed 0 out ui that dairying could be more than trebled in uintah county it if sufficient water were available land and demand Is sufficiently continued on page 8 i 1 I 1 4 IN ROY NELSON sr BUSINE industrial CIVICS LEADERS i c STUDY RES RESOURCES ounCES continued from pace page 1 great to guarantee a greater milk output they said other phases of farming and raising could be in creased greatly also they said lie ilo representatives of the ameri ameni can smelting smelling Sm elting eiting and refining co gave cave little hope for great deposits of minerals in the brush creek area they commended uintah basin interests for their pro spec ting but reported that little 1 interest in large scale prospect ing would be forthcoming until some discoveries are made no comments were made on the ties of oil as interested men awaited outcome of drilling of equity oil co in the tile ashley structure near jensen reason for meet moot i the vernal meeting was the I 1 twentieth held it i t by oy the me utah olan ulan chambers c ot of com comm merece crece and the salt lake lako city chamber of com corn merce in conjunction with dr I 1 elroy nelson neison acting B director directory 1 bureau of business and economic research university of f utah dr r 1 nelson lead discussions of uin tah tali basins basina resources resource asking aking questions question of representatives of various phases of business othe other r visitor visitors included W A chairman industrial committee salt me lake nake chamber of commerce R U L irvin irvine pre lent dent utah manufacturers Manufacture manufacturers ra A ames ine s K bagely manager utah aim col graves mcgary industrial nha rha manager nager ogden chamber b of commerce james ya K anaker manager utah mining nelson W aldrich aidrich public relation tor copper co ward tuttle industrial relations ao 0 o artmont art ment U S relin ing ng and mining co malcrom mft arom wey debart ment co reed wech asar Wil wll willinia william linin F horner as Horna distant manager mahag cr ogden chain amu ber her of commerce stephen J Mo ioney loncy publicity director utah resources committee co cr coworkers workers w with dr nelson in tile the research department are ferris hillyard Hll lyard yard claron nelson and ond osmond hairline A local resources committee in lal las to be named to work with the state resources officials to both give and receive information information gained at the var tar yar meetings Is to be conil compiled piled plied and sent to civic and business leaders loaders throughout the state and wd any industrial representative who might want to place a abuel busl busi ness or branch in utah officials said sald S imming summing Sl up the ho rr meeting mr mr volker V r pointed pointed pa out that research was not almed aimed at increasing utah industry to a pittsburg status satus but to make jobs for utah s own people he reported that 28 percent of young people are leaving the state and should be kept here for the good of th the c state 11 development of uintah ba sin he concluded could help tile the state solve that problem i |
