Iron County Record | 1922-02-03 | Page 1 | Utah Weekly Industrial Review

UTAH WEEKLY INDUSTRf L REVIEW Utah coal production for 1921 to-talcdl.000,000 to-talcdl.000,000 tons. Moab Standard Chemical Co., in past 10 years, pays out $7,630,000. ' Milford-Oro averaging -2,000 to $3,000 -per car found here. Utah county commissioners favor: $300,000 bond issuo for completion of roads. Gunnison to expend $100,000 on school buildings. Eureka Iron Blossom mine ships $35,000 car ore. Gun.nison may get a pea canning factory. Brigham Citp New hydro-electric plant now running. Garland-Now Bear River Valley' highschool opens. Roosevelt-Dry Gulch Irrigation Co. reports 25,000 acres land surveyed and put i,nto shape for final water proof in 1921 and balance of 44,000 will be surveyed in spring. Utah 1021 silver output, 13,233,658 ounces. Standing pushing road project to Natural Bridges. Brigham City-Ogdcn Portland Cement Ce-ment plant getting ready for spring run. Eureka-Drilling at Water Lily shaft breaka all records for speed. Eureka-Prcparations being made to install $12,000,000 worth machinery at mines of Montana Morning Silver. Salt Lake has .. brighest building prospects for 'three years. Springville-Govemment fish hatchery hatch-ery to bo ni v EurekaLargo vein of ore encountered encoun-tered in Zuma mine. Utah leads all states in production of silver in 1921. Utah plans construction of 120.8 miles roads at cost of $2,773,051, There are still lu,000,UOO acres of unappropriated and unsurvoyed government gov-ernment land in Utah according to annual an-nual report of U. S. Land Commissioner.