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Show TEBEUARY 19, 1022 THI WONS IMMENSE COAL UNCEE SUN. PRICE, FED U TA H E VERY FRIDAY. PACE THREE DESCRIBED BY SANS GEOUKISTS The Bun Special Service WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb In or stretching as vpiwsed to thrusting order to obtain information for use in or compression, and they involve the the proper apportionment of govern-nwdropping of the beds on one lands into leading units under the simple side of the break with reference to e rms of the act of ) of the those on other. . In the drainage I nited Slates geological party under basin of the the north fork of Gordon survey, the direction of E. M. Spieker, made a Creek the faults are somewhat comlike, youll not detailed study this last summer of the plex. One other fault, which ia lone Look just able to find anything, to criticize in thickness and distribution of the eoal-be- east of Coal Canyon in Sees. 16 and 21, and the quality of the eoal in the laundry work. On the contrary the Twp. 13 South, Range 8 East, and Wasatch plateau of Utah. The which trends very nearly due north, lBnr yon look the more you'll admire included II. I. Smith and G. J. party ho perfect cleanliness of your linen Salmon, .brings the coal down from its high eleod its exquisite finish. Owe it a trial mining engineers of the United States vation in the ridge east of Coal Canft "do up your shirts and collars bureau of mines, who studied the engi- yon to an easily attainable height in You coal gxt week and we are pretty confident neering problems Waring on the null- the north fork of Gordon Creek. Nuthe of of eoal our list B. W. to at ; places ing ft'U add yours a Upton, Jr., G. F. merous smaller faults which trend in coal llarley and F. . Downev, to;iogra-plii- c diverse directions cluster about the rhich wo are to call regularly. engineers, and E. M. Spieker, W. major fault, so that very detailed geohigh qualLAUNDRY STEAM PRICE II. H. Haseltiue, geolo- logic studr of the central and western and Boyer, 218 Phone gists. Must of this eoal field is oil the parts of Twp. 13 South, Range 8 East asatch plateau, Wtween seven and should W made Wfore actual ten thousand four hundred feet above is started. A few faults occur mining in the The area most thoroughly studied basin of the south fork of drainage and mapped lies in the eastern fmrt of Gordon Creek, and aonie have eaused twenty-fthe plateau, Wtween Wildcat Canyon displacements of as much as a hundred ive in Twp. 13 South, Range 8 East, and feet or more. the mouth of Huntington Canyon in In the long atrip of territory beTwp. 17 South, Range 7 East. The Wa- tween Pleasant Valley and the mouth satch plateau is for the must part a of Huntington Canyon there are at broad upland, whose surface shows least three faults that have a displacesmooth, gentle slopes but whose east-er- a ment of more than a thousand feet front is marked by steep sandstone as well as a host of smaller ones. Pleascliffs, which rise one to two thousand ant Valley lies along the moat notable feet above the adjacent Castle Valley. northward trending fault, by which These cliffs are in places breached by the beds on the east have been dropped Miners and Shippers of Castle Gate and Clear Creek CoaL the deep canyons of streams which ex- at least a thousand feet, until the lowtend back aa far as thirty-fiv-e miles est eoalbed is only a few feet above from the front of the cliffs. The coal the creek level on the east side of the strata, which belong to the valley at the town of Clear Creek, Waring of the Miners and Shippers Mesaverde formation, crop out in a whereas on the west side it is high up Celebrated sinuous line along the bold escapement in the hills. A faulted zone accompaat elevations ranging generally from nies the major fault throughout the seven to twelve hundred feet above the Btrip mentioned, and the adjacent rebordering lowland. The difficulty of gion parallel to it is broken by smaller Mines at bringing the eoal down from its out- faulta that have the same general di8TOHRS, UTAH. in the steep headlands that mark rection. Near the mouth of Hunting-to- n crop General Offices, SIT Newhouse the outer line of cliffs has generally Canyon is a zone in which minor Build In. conse- faults are numerous. These faulta as and discouraged development, Balt Lake City, Utah. quently all the mines along the escarp- well as all the major faults in the field ment are in canyons whose gradient is trend very nearly northward. The not very steep. At such places the min faults affect mining operations coning camps of Castle Gate, Mohrland, siderably for they break the eontinu- - Mra. C. G Vincent, Mr. and Mrs. John beds, and thus they either Hiawatha, Wattis and the towns in ity Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pfab, Mr. Spring Canyon and in Pleasant Valley make necessary expensive slopes or and Mrg. Kobert Wardell, Mr. and have been established, but even at shafts to reach the coal beyond or they COLTON, UTAH Wri ght Walker, Mr. and Mrs. these places it has been necesary to make it economically impossible to Clyde Vaught, Mr. and Mra. John 8. rk General Merchandise and construct long and expensive tram- continue the mine beyond the fault Sax, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Simmons, Mr. BE. Ktock men's Sepplies ways to reach most of the mines on They are thus of particular ronse-auen- and Mrs. J. P. Gunderson, Mr. and in undeveloped areas, and have Mrs. M. F. Miner, Mr. and Mrs. Fred the east escarpment of the plater u. ia: few places on the escarp- therefore received special considera- W. Von Elm, Mr. and Mrs. Lon TidThere are Hotel, Dipping Tata and Feed ment at which coalbeds outcrop at tip' tion bv the geologists in the work of well, Mrs. C. L. Gibbs and Mrs. J. 1L Lota In Connection , pleheight on a possible railroad gra.le, providing data for the distribution of Von Elm of Salt Lake City. In Ivm hut in some of the email eanvons trib- the land into leasing units. The Pythian Sistera of Hiawatha n utary to Huntington Canyon it will he have installed officers. Mrs. Marvel EvQuality Moat Excellent rKl Where iwssible to reach the outcrop of the ia of excel- Walker, M. E. C.; Mrs. Jean Von Elm, eoal The of this region lowest coal by railroad. lent quality and ia highly esteemed by P. C. ; Mrs. Hazel Simmons, senior; Fred-rie- a Has Merely Begun. the users of Western fuels. It is hard, Mrs. Clara Bailey, junior; Miss Mrs. Violet Gunderson, manager; weathhas field and withstands the black of The development lustrous, Hales, protector, and Mrs. Sylvia OlBnrcnaaor to begun. Even some of the older ering and transportation well and is sen. merely ui guard. MARBLE CRANKR well to Gate Castle otherwise at those as such adapted physically mines, ct; Mr. and Mrs. Millman Ayers are reia a been needs meet have of the opthe trade. It to and Clear Creek which ceiving congratulations upon the arriid Co. & erating for more than thirty years, high calorific value, a moderate per- val of a daughter, born at their home Pr low a sufficient and ash of them percentvery centage have reserves Wfore IS. 25th. to exceed their past output, and the age of sulphur. The results of many January Btt Second Floor Silvagni Bldg., Price, Utah One of the leading social events of or KBsibilities of certain undeveloped analyses made by the United States the will be the dance, FebruReason I a bureau of mines show that it maintains areas such as Huntington Canyon W 11th, given by the American Leary areas, the large throughout high jits quality are preset suggested by barely CL - gion. It is to be in charge of D. V. GRINDING PLENTY IU output of the field. The workable coal- Most of it is highly satisfactory domeaWhole Wheat Flour, Graham - Garber, A. W. Dennison, Harry Sant-cleanheds of Wasatch llateeu occur in the tie fuel, largely because of its Flour and Germ ads. Boat whoa form, .nd prrmanMU in Mesaverde formation, which is from fresh. Got them right at tha mill. Pricoa era right. thirteen hundred to two thousand feet and small mines have for many years aie. II ;u thick and which consists of sandstone, supplied it to consumers throughout hir shale and coal. The lower part of the the field. Many of the large mines now Marrying took quite a slump in the if Mesaverde contains no coal, and the in operation were begun at the sites of United States last year. Probably a congenid, summer showed old wagon" mines. The number of lot of fellows earns to tha eonelnaion made last examination rla J. WILBUR BURNHAM, iriv that it ia aingularly free from carbon- beds more than five feet thick ranges that they eant support a wife and a Manager. fel! aceous matter of any kind. Its base is from one to four in different parts of bootlegger, too. Phone B2S. We Deliver I Good Booms and Oaf in Connection. marked by a massive, resistant stand-ston- e the field. Localities in which there ia Price, Utah. win Rubber stamps, punches, Ink pads one bed five feet or more least feet not hundred at thick, a 4 to fifty and office auppllee- - -- all kind. The Bun. Naar Depot North of Tararn Ek PRICE, UTAH which forma a sheer cliff wherever it thiek are exceedingly rare. At many st beds is middle number of The total tiie very leveL places anaouneementa. above Tha Run. ia drainage Wedding e& member six hundred to nine hundred large, a complete section of the coalt, coalin Corner in member workable Canyon bearing feet thick contains the beds and consists largely of sandstone See. 12, Twp. 15 South, Range 7 East, howa twenty coalbeds, but only five and shale in roughly equal proportion. HIGHEST EFFICIENCY. t. marked them are over two feet thick and of by limit normally lower is 1 Its Government equivalent 104 lb a, at to three are five feet or more thick. onlv five from not sixty Unequalled for storage. Will a white sandstone UK Mack. Tha beat of a teaming and The maximum thickness attained by feet thick an unusually clear and perRT heating qualities. sistent key" bed, which can he as any known bed in this field is thirty 111 lie at tha base of easily traced as the basal sandstone feet. This huge one wherever it is exposed. The lowest the eoal measures in Pleasant Valley coalbed either rests directly upon this in the immediate vicinity of Scofield Mines at Kenilworth, Utah and where it is mined bv the Union sandstone or lies a few feet above shalea Coal company. The lower bed and Pacific General Offices In tha Walker sandstone The overlying feet thick at places in Bank Building. contain a large number of coalbeds, ia twenty-eigof United States mine Mohrland workable Salt Lake City. the maintain which of some thicknesses and and areas Fuel considerable company, jn exthickness over ly.D common in the at least one of which is commercially cess of wentv feet are and Mohrland. alunble nearly everywhere in the vicinitv of Hiawatha middle mem- - Ordinarily, however, the workable beds the alwve field Directly S. sand-- J mure between sis and twelve feet in her iies the thick cliffmaking Wet Japanese Merchandise of in thickness. Investigations have yielded Gate Castle the stone that forms Every Description whose a large amount of information as to an object River Canyon, Price i t?9 'se'eme at 'rad ion has long been appre-- the number, extent and thickness of Catering to the trade of the reel-den- ta beds of coal, their lora- of the' local coal campe I the workable ciated bv tourists. and surrounding territory. I with reference to the surface fea tion GW OUR QUOTATIONS Structure t. Describe turcs. their accessibility for mining Concrete Building, South Ninth ii Thronghout most of the Held ine and the quantity and character of the Street, Price. Utah. beds lie very nearly horizontal or dip available water, timber and other suppart needed in the eoal mining indusat low angles. In its northern North plies One of the most valuable results between Castle Gate and the try. to of the work is the topographie map by Fork of Gordon Creek they dip to the low at .SUNSHINE TEA ROOM angles: which the region may be studied and the northeast west in Pleasant Valley they dipto mining operations may he planned ; in Boh with a roekfast 7 to oclock degree of accuracy not otherthe north and the northwest miles due Luncheon IX lo S o'clock fifteen and wise possible, Csnvon, Wright SPECIALS ALL DAY. horizonThe application of all this material west of Friee, they are nearly $6.75 $10.00. Evening and Afternoon Parties east escarp- and the map will afford the public a the in south, tal: to the f Arrangement. Home Cooking Twp. in infnrimivinn ment and between Star Point, mouth larger amount of needfnl and Surroundings. and the i concerning the field than has hitherto Hghtii and Main Streets, the 15 Smith. Range 8 East, Miliburn Home. Price, Utah. Canyon in Twp. 10 been available. of Huntington E--is: p--: Sundays 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. ti. Ram 8 1. 8to. POPULAR COUPLE IS GOING TO norANOTHER CAMP .hort. th, In eoal Wasatch rlateau maSera the of American industrial " part HIAWATHA, Feb. 4. In compli"owed an increase of some field is structurally a broad, tow Tit'jl 70 to Mr. and Mra. James Gibbs, ment northern eent in value in 1921 over 1913, ii, if iipntoP in the who are leaving this place to make rock AoT The Canvon. ' to a special review of the part of nb Wright home in Ileiner, Mr. and Mrs. A. ty,e fjej are much their by the entertained the members of Delaney J. if ;'hinPry ofexport situation the 4 f anm localities commerce, in which fig-,'- 2 faulted, and Neodleeraft Sewing club and their ;tbe disposition j y the first eleven months of faults affect . cn the husbands Monday evening in the ban-an-d 1921 ( $238,007,585) are used to esti-1l- ie rooms of Amusement Hall. The et mens-iquand located the years trade at 1250,000,000. . was spent in playing games, larger evening tlat pra(.. nred. and it isbehe , , Pnial-- i which was followed by an elaborate ay0 man The maid, it appears, is not the on-- l' tieally all the are bjj 0f luncheon. Present were Mr. and Mrs. ' are 0n 'hn inow: , changes her name when she ler faults iipv are Rov Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baxter The bachelor becomes a bene- - the normal typo bv fusion Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hassingcr, Mr. and slr: ' breaks in I nt ltf-.N- . u TIE PROVES ds u REAL WORTH once may be tricked into buying poor quality but youll never buy it second time. The which becomes more popular every year proves its ity in lasting service and enduring satisfaction. Castle Gate and Clear Creek Spring Canyon Coal Co. Have been the favorite Utah fuels for more than years. You know you are getting comfort, cleanliness, satisfaction when you order either of these famous quality coals. ASK YOUR DEALER UTAH FUEL CO. Spring Canyon Coal ORRIN ELMER House, Lot, Barn Or Farm? ee We have them all to sell or rent. Look through our list of homes at Price. Farms land values and other properties worth the attention of any intentional buyer. erything in good Insurance. Abstracts of title, conveyancing, notary work. W ell go your bonds. Youre Treated Right Equitable Real Estate Investment Flavo Flour hP Farmers Mill and Elevator Co. Carbon Pool Hall The place to visit when you want ial surroundings. ABERDEEN COAL Independent Coal & Coke Co. The Smart New. it ht Hat KUSANO , : j ' A fresh new hat can add much to the looks of an otherwise shabby winter outfit. The colors are bright and shapes very becoming Fruits and flowers are the trimmings most used. We have a nice selection at prices to ranging from ar "itntosS. (jU ?: n1 I fr Bessie Kennedy , Millinery PRICE, UTAH |