Show Mines 28 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Archeologist r ’ r Ly Many Past of Signs li A 4 -- 'By WENDELL H PAULSEN Director Utah Museum Society ' Within boundaries some of the world's outstanding scenic features It seems the Great Maker wasn't satisfied with fust displaying! greatest scenic works here but He also arranged the gto'ogcil paleon-t- " tological and archeological features sc thst we esn trsce the history of the making of the world within these scenic districts Let us see just a few of the many combined scenic end scientific areas The Wayne Wonderland of Utah becoming popular as a recreational center has been recognized as a place of unusual scientific value for a mirnber of years Several groups of eastern scientists have made extensive studies of the archeological -- it - near remin-iithi-r- - - T Abnne-U- e Importance Increases as More Tourists Visit m — Brilgfyt-'- T ell Story of Erosion - B LANDING Three natural rock bridge of great aiz and beauty located within a Tew mile of each other near tha head of TnrrrrwoHrs?i“inrTaaerTir‘ Natural Bridges national monu-me- at of which Zek Johnson of Blanding la custodian The Owanrhomo Rock Mound bridge so called from the conical rock mound on It s probably the oldest for it hat been carvad and chiseled by erosion until Its span is comparatively a narrow strio of rock It Is the smallest of the three and yet haa a span of 194 feet being 33 feet wide on top but la only 10 feet thick in the center It rise 10S feet above the stream bed of a short un named canyon at its confluence with Armstrong canyon It Is known locally as the-- Edwin - the year 1200 A D it is estimated there was an Indian popula- bridge Three ton in the Fremont basin u large canyon miles down Armstrong at its junction with as the present white population The White canyon tho Kachlna or proof of their occupmcy in this region aa It i better known Caroline is In evidence on the canyon wall in This is the bridge is reached the pictographs and in the numerous most massive of tho bridgee It natural caves and Moqui houses that 180 feet m width of were built against the canyon walls has a span of 49 feet and a thickness of 107 Great Upheaval feet at its smallest part It rises At one time It is evident there war to height of 203 feet above tho I great upheaval ftrthe earth’s trust stream- - bed —— that lifted the ocean floor to a great About two and a half miles elevation and deposited a great num- above tho Kachina In Whlto canber of ahells near Cainsville yon is tho Slpapu tho Portal of In San Juan county the wind and Life— This bridge- - better-know- n tain have been at work through the as tho Augusts la tho largest It countlesa centuriea carving the rock has a of 261 feet Is 128 feet Into fantastic shapes The natural wide span and 65 feet thick at Its out of the sandstone carved bridges smallest part’ and rises 'to are known throughout the world to of 222 - feet- - above - the be of unusual proportions and gran- height stream bed It has been so carved deur and smoothed and la so beautiIn the San Juan arcs are to be Is diffound the remains of the earliest civi- fully proportioned that it lizations in America As these earli- ficult to realize Its great aiss of There are numerous ruins est peoples became proficient in the cliff dwellings In the vicinity of hadn’t and baskets of yet making In the canreached stage of civilization where the bridges perched almost in walls inaccessibla yon we of art the knew they pottery The monument also inhave' grown to know them as the bag- - places A great number of the cludes two large esves which are " leading museums of the world have ieparated eome little distance collections of specimens from this re- from tha bridge region The A number of expeditions are larger Cigarette Soring cave is gion conducted through here each year In the face of a cliff under the finding new materials and adding to rim rock of a canyon wall It ur knowledge of these early peoples about 150 feet wide 20 feet high and gracefully tapers to a termiHordes ef Mammal nus about 50 feet from the enof the eastern Millions years ago trance forming a eort of half hordes was infested by part of Utah dome At mammals of the largest known The natural bridgea lie about some time in the past these animals 55 A miles west ot this town became mired in the mud from a lead from hers to within a road were as materials Other river and short distance of Edwin bridge piled over this mud it became com- so that motorists can make the pressed leaving the bone embedded entire trin to th monument by In the hardened mud This in turn ‘ ' t became rock When the action of the automobile wind and rain and other elements exposed some of these bones to the air and to the prying eye of man a great many new ideas were brought to the attention of man concerning the past In order to obtain a complete collection of these animal bones it was necessary for the paleontologist to mine them from the solid rock At Jensen is one of the largest and ROCK SPRINGS Wyo— This eity most complete quarry of dinosaur is the hub of a vest area filled with bones to be found at any one place historic and scenic Interest The In the United States ' town itself found itj origin In the In the vicinity of Vernal Is a can- establishment of a stage station on yon containing the pictographs of a the famous Overland route group- - of Indians that were canniballandmarks Many famous istic In nature and were a most war- are within a short pioneer radius ot the city like group A number of the picto- while near by freak desert formations graphs show groups of ''headhunters" lead the traveler to halt in wonder returning to their camp with the The hills ard small mountain heads of neighboring peoples in their throughout th district yield valuable 3 bands relics of the early Indian days inWest of Fillmore are a number of cluding arrowheads rpcarhesda extinct volcanoes that offer to the tomahawks and stone knlves- tourist a rare sight and gives ore The country is the bottom of an a great sensation of the magnifcence old inland sea with fossil formations in nature it is posxble to enter remaining to tell the geological story some of the cones and explore hun- of those prehistoric days A yecent dreds of fert of underground csv-- - find wis a fin skeleton of a dinoerns formed by lav- - The Indisns of saur which probablywill be excathis region ured as vated during the next few months burial places and some of their reThe Lincoln llighwty oiled for the mains are still to be seen entire breadth of Wyoming brings countle-- s thousands of tourists to the city annually a goodly share using When In aichliel highway 187 to reach the Wind River rill Up at mountains Jackson Hole and th Grand Teton end Yellowstone national parks This highway is oiled (or the first 42 miles north of tho SUPER-SERVIC- E city and graveled for th remainder of the way to th national parks 1 Coal Mine Area Embraces Relics -- these-caver- THt ns star t::e BIG TEXACO STATION Cre Dig Rock Asphalt Deposit in Carbon Here yen will fln4 the Heh-- it le Git Oils and Lubricant at prim We carry aA Pull and Complete Line el Aute create rica FIRESTONE TIRES AND TUBES And Anythin! lor tha Motorat J D SANDBERG Mgr FOR A REAL MEAL KNOWN FROM COAST TO COAST BEEFSTEAK -- SUNNYSIDE-O- ne of the world’s largest deposits ot rock asphalt and the only one of its kind being mined in Utah is located near here This rock asphalt lies on top of the Book Cliffs formation and consists of a sandstone with an asphaltic content ot 8 to 12 per cent the bituminous sandstone containing about 90 per cent of sillcloui material In saturated combination The highest point in Carbon county is on top ct the rock asphalt deposit at an elevation of 10280 feet and the floor of the quarry is at in c’cvatiort of about 8300 feet th vertical extent ot the asphaltic formatinn beirg s’ most 2000 feet et that point The rock asphalt deposit has been followed on the surface for 17 miles to the northwest nd the thickness at no point is less than 20 feel - IIARillSOirS AT SPRINGVILLE BEErsrrAK dinners Drive dewa (or yeur Sanday Dinnrr Open Irene It ta I n a UTAH fUJ UuC Fry plate mei jusl Section - h Over Years cil - ' CEDAR CITY— The Dixie national 7orestcraied 1nl905 now has three division—the Sevier unit covering ’the weaf portion of the headwaters jot th Sevier riverr the Dixie division covering tho Pine Valley moun- tain and contiguous areas reaching a west to' the state line Mj You Like UTAH CAFE I the Heart ef (alt Lake City— Cleat te All Points ef Interest SO gOt'TH MAIN aTREET BOGRIS Prep I — 't"' gilt LsfevY Pomrtxr rife— Known prom Cent t WUs the Best ef Everything It genre at Reasonable Prices ONCE TOU DINK HERE YOU ALWAYS WILL ' y We Specialize la Fine gtraks there and Chicken Dinners LUNCHES PVT UP FOR TRAVELERS WE SERVE SPECIAL NOONDAY LUNCHES an EVENING DINNERS IUmDBRbl)f Priced Serve tra) in 4 Nitlnnil Bottled Beers A M TO ! OPfcW P M r6iir“J ST GEORGE—Just east of here road to the Enterprise-Pin- e valley section affording splendid "see hie v fe ws' Th '"f63 IT” 'WiTtas' is the George Structurei A WMNW 'VKSVDNWt if a JiUlanLtulcheluntil it around paates-Dea- r Utah-Nevad- thehariw a ' Cr vc unsur-passe- Many — Shearing of Sheep Vv M T? Home-cook- tf00 Old Cotton Factory Ruins well-know- old-tim- - Tourists Dratvn Alta Hidden Bingham Noted In Walls of To Park City For Open Mine Hills lofty Fcrrest Hotel old-cott- on Interest Found In Dwellings m US t ‘ t STARTER TEETH REPLACED Without Removing Flywheel -- R $6SF HAM MCK’SmDING WORKS Rich Coal Region Gains Interest PRICE— Located In th heart of th great inland empire of eastern Utah Price county scat ot Carbon county and coal mining center of the west has developed into one of the most progressive communities in th territory with 5300 resi— — dents — —L Surrounded by natural resources coal rock arphalt carbon dioxide n gas and 40000 acres of richly productive tillable land Carbon county is counted wealthiest among th counties in the western region - — Nmed ror Explsrcr Price was named for William Price th first bishop of Goshen who thj section In 1865 For five consecutive years Inter mountain state and western division national achool band contests have been conducted here the largest sin gie contest comprising 30 bands with 4300 band members andawilh an estimated of population visiting 30000 periona Situated on the edge ot what is probably the largest coal field In (he United States and surrounded by 20 producing coal mines employing approximately 2500 miners Price en Joys a payroll unequaled by any city of its size in the western section Balt Cattle an Sheep Cattle and sheep are raised In largo numbers in Carbon county and a large amount ot livestock as well as hundreds ot cars ot wool are shipped annually Carbon county affords beautiful canyon drives to scenic points where streams and lakes provide entertain ment for fishermen and the mountains contain gam for Tontiac hunters Highway 50 which is paved practically the entire distance from Salt Lake City to Grand Junction Colo offers many scenes of grandeur and charm fights ot appealing and beauty Many side excursions may be taken over highly improved roads into remote sections every mile presenting an ever changing picture of enchantment ST GEORGE — The ShlvwiU If HeadYoung’ quarters Among Old St Brigham th edge of Snow's can- great many old houses each with a yon rivaling Bryce canyon for history Here are the homes of Brigham Young Orson Pratt George Q color Snow's canyon is a natural corral Cannon Anthony W Ivins and many Inclosed by jutting rocks The walls others prominent in Mormon history are vermilion and with black The E G Woolley homes also stands and whit formations also d still nd nWMetwi:divi j— - The road also paaaas naer Dam ’modern structhembre to by' of eron be aeen sion lying immediately northwest valley where are tures Laa Vegas Nev Elevations range two volcanic craters At Veyo is a delightful pool of from 3600 to 12000 feet A store here had the first amusewater heated by the Each year tha importance of recre- warm fresh ment hall in town Her all dances same fires that made the volcanoes ation as forest resource is growing and parties were he!J end plays preas large number! of people are tak- boil In past ages tL sented by a local company who acted ing advantage of th facilities af24 forded in thee beautiful wooded without pay but raised money for Visitors View At most ot the areas' Those who enjoy camping public enterprises will find earliest entertainments tickets were camp grounds ‘ ’so located as to allow ready access' The fiddler played paid in produce to scenic point ot exceptional interalt evening for a sack ot wheat or est and to streams and lakes where — The west part of the young man brought a gallon of molasses which he emptied in a large fishing boating hiking or other MILFORD la Beaver county noted for its sheep open barrel' near the door or he amusements may be enjoyed which are visited 5 In addition to the many interests shearing plants might bring a zqussh and receive ( i during the aummer months winter during th sheep shearing heason by carrot for change of On visitors of the sports are becoming more and more hundreds Each winter numerous ski-- I oldest plants id the county 1 lo'popular ing trips are made by college stu- cated at Newbouxe 2J miles west of THE PAYSON HOTEL dents and other outdoor sportsmen Milford near th No 21 highway Other major plants are located at to area favorable for toboganning Payson Utah Blackrock north of Milford at Milskiing end other thrilling eports SUIT LIKE HOME Cedar Breaks national monument ford Lahoe and one four miles Locate te Hit residence section Last year is located at the head of Cedar can- north 'of Mlnersvllle An Ideml place to stop Rates— meals If desired yon and is a vast amphitheater whose more than 100000 'clips were made Binfle $180 Double r peculiarly eroded cliffs and brilliant Mrs Anne Rutterwortli Proprietor coloring combine to form one of the scenic features of south Paueramle view ef the fameet Bingham mining canyon cemfortable hemes have been arecieiier the ern "Utah district shewing the bnilneM area end the Utah Capminers and their families Despite medern bn)e and There Now Almost in are numerous points of business houses tho district retains the color ef the per eempany mine with Ita many levels Iran which scenic interest throughout this n e mlllleaa ef dollars in ere have been taken Dewa the mining camp WASHINGTON— Just" outside of tire area the town of- Washington id an factory now almost a ruin It Great On Highway No 91 was built in 1865 for the purpose of etotneut ot Th mamifarturin8 Cliff NEPIIIJJTAH ton re'ised in this southern country! the Civil war wan in Of great Interest the cliff dwell- Ai that time The IDEAL HALFWAY STOP ings of primitive tribes abounding In progress and cotton goods were exAdded to this was the fact the plateau country ot Utah and Ari- pensive to Zion Park Bryce Canyon that Brigham Young wanted the L zona or Fish Lake Natural 'recesses and shallow cav- D S church members to be as indeas posBINGHAM— One ot the most Inter- erns weathered In the faces of cliffs pendent and PARK CITY— Numerous tourists ' sible westAlto MODERN in EVERY DETAIL as famous tong visit 4 this hlstorio mining annually esting industrial operations in the were occupied by the tribes as shelThe machinery Installed here was ern mining camp has been camp which has produced many ters for residence burial and storage world is being carried on in this Rates $100 and up the source of many fortune millions of dollar In silver and and for hiding and defense in time of hauled acrosi country from Missouri In precious metal ragged canyon famed because it is danger by ox teams a three months’ trip other valuable metals Park City Room in Connection Dining The mill ran for nearly 35 yearn the site of thq world's largest open-cu- t This Interesting camp I retains much of the flavor of the Marginal walls were built for hidden between tho towering old time mining camps with its added protection and the cavta were copper mine" walls of Little Cottonwood rambling narrow street cut Into the 'These operations have drawn thou- - improved to make living in them mountains fandf’ilpon tfiouiarfe "oT Tour Isfi“1o mrt Camtolf Balt Lake City This area' it reached over splenthe canyon located less than an hour’s did highway from Salt Lake City Many structure peeuliar te Free Camping drive over a splendid highway from the mining Industry ere teen 30 miles sway Th road passes is free In any part of the Lake Camping Salt In City canthe the drive Alt beautiful t through Parley's pleasant nationtl forests is a Improved camp Binghem detypical mining the Its camp Itself and reservoirs vlth canyon np yon jlams The WllllamM Electric Welding Process makes old flywheel actually retaining the flavor of the old west grounds have been established for' scribed as one of the west’s Attempta to mint in th Park sore durable than teeth on new flywheel Tws hours' service the of the public The convenience homes and Its on the buildings perch ores as as date the hack The far City outstanding attraction chief rule to be observed by campers GUARANTEE on an eur work sides Its narrow canyon extremely tun1869 structure include claim in Walker and Webster mine is to exercise the greatest care with street Main winds the for up canyon nela and shafts among which but real activity did not begin until 4 fires of all kinds especially camp three miles I tho Wasatch drain tunnel the discovery of the Ontario by the opera- fires are impressive Rector Steen a soldier prospector which goes thousands of feet tions the moving of a mountain with In 1872 under the bed of tho canyon electric shovels that dig away great mountain to the mills and smeltThe Ontario discovery led soon J and taps underground water ' giant on 24 terrace of th Utah Copper ers 16 miles away in the Interesting to ths opening ot many other great te make It possible te seek or mine' communities of Garfield and Magna 460 SOUTH STATE Wasatch 3265 $ or bodies producing gold silver far under the surface The ore Is taken from the mine The milling operations also hold a copper' lead and sine Leading dumped into cars and carried over a fascination producer! of the district are the Silver - King Coalition Mine com pany Park Utah Consolidated Mines company New Quincy Min ing company and Park City' Mining company Skivwiu Village " A -- - "ornTorld May Slaking T1”1 Bc-Trac- ' $sj Ancient Houses Remain Standing In Dixie Forest Mark Sides of Snow Canyon Auto Jqurists Massive Vivid Colors Recreation Found Accessible -- to i Mines JUNE 6 1835 Natural Spans BaresStrange -History Marks " SUNDAY MORNING In- dian reservation Is 13 mile west of St George oh a highway It is picturesque place with its rock and lumber houses most of them with 'only one room A new on has recently been finished constructed of willows and plastered with mud A m'smm SIXES AND EIGHTS shed msde of cottonwood bough js an almost indispensable addition to each one under which the people assemble to visit and play cards within the Hunting Cottonwood end Timpsnogos of Utuh The game preserve preserve contain about 120000 acre Bg stile 4dBfhtWl (tmh)oon fay CMAC Hunting Barretl is prohibited 4 STATE slum Tim eltkwt hnMt ' d 4 t ri ’ sealed hydraulic brakes You can’t And stronger bearings w or a finer thank than Pontiac’s Silver-Allo- y bearings and f ‘ " lowest-price- cart and you will make thia startling discovery— fontiao actually costa jus t a Jets cents day mors to buy And those few cent bring bigger returns than any you’re ever apent ' 0 f The Fonrtiae 1 a big substantial all that if combining ' best ot all tbat is new You can’t get safer bodies and brakes i than Pontiac’s “Turret-Top- ” Bodies by Fisher and triple-- 1 Sealed Chassis Penriae MeMm Ike ill an tTM to tbat ot the u i r ‘ ' In fact ? 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