Show r r. l. l ir K l- l 0 r v. v IT t wt vt v v 4 Jr Y UTAH U. U T i A AH H We Weekly kly Industrial Review I l J I June 2 2 American Fork Fork Five Five mines now operating In American Fork canyon I fj and several more ready to start Mount Pleasant Pleasant Bonds Bonds voted for Improvements In city waterworks I Ogden working to be aerial term term- inal anal Eureka Eureka Tintic mines decide no noto not notto notto to strike but will wUl negotiate with the operators Utah cherry crop this season may break all records Drago Drago Oil Oil company here producing producIng ing 15 barrels refined oil all dally daily Senator Pittman of at Nevada believes believes believes be be- that the price of silver sUver will rule at a dollar an ounce or above for the next twenty years ears Salt Lake Sugar Lake Sugar factories offering offer otter offering otterIng ing returned soldiers big pay In beet field Logan Logan pumping plant to be be- Installed to Irrigate acres of at Cache Valley Contracts Contracts awarded for construction of at city lighting Salt Lake Lake Lake-A A stock driveway approximately approximately approximately ap ap- proximately a mile in width and running irregularly from the Arizona border through Utah and Idaho has just been opened by federal land of office rice It Is said to be longest stock driveway in world Utah coal mining camps are unusually unusually unusually un un- usually free from accidents according i ito to te federal eral Inspector of at mines Salt Lake Lake Eastern Eastern factories being unable to supply two forty ton electric electric electric elec elec- locomotives for local electric railroad It is decided to build them In North Salt Lake shops where five passenger cars are arc now under con con- Mining has been hardest hit of at an any western Industry by falling prices but it shows signs of at recovery and silver is helping save the day Salt Lake Lake Big Big Texas oil company may operate in Diamond Fork field 65 miles mUes south of at here The livestock industry now occupies occupies pies second place In Utah with a valuation of fifty five million I on dollars Utah State banks increased balances balances balances bal bal- ances for tor first quarter 1919 Utah hay crop will be heavy Implement houses of at state report Increase in machinery demand Battle Dattle on to save potash Industry In Utah Fear felt lest Imports from Eur Europe pe and high rates w will l throttle Infant enterprise e of at stat state Sp Spelter r quotations show upward trend Crop prospects In Box Dox Elder are bright Five million fish tr fry more than have ever before been been- planted In Instate Instate instate state streams this year ear In the rIvers Fivers lakes and streams of Utah according to R. R H. H state fish and game gam commissioner H. H technical agriculturist agriculturist agriculturist of at the Great Western Vestern Sugar Co praises Utah growers beet-growers and says Beets Deets have been raised In Utah with irrigation since 1891 and beet seed since perhaps 1895 Utah people have been first teachers of irrigated beet culture In every localIty locality locality local local- ity In the west where Irrigation Is practiced Sa Salt t Lake Lake Elks Elks approve pi ana for clubhouse here i Can a political movement such luCh as ae the Partisan Non-Partisan league based on arraying class hatred against capital succeed In our country Immediate construction of at furnaces furnaces furn turn aces for the subliming of sulphur at atthe atthe atthe the property of the Utah Sulphur corporation Morrissey Beaver Deaver county county county coun coun- ty Is la announced by Michael P. P Mor- Mor Issey president and general manager of the company at cost cOlt of ot f Ogden Ogden Extensive Extensive work Is planned Sawtooth national forest this year car carto to make suitable camping grounds and recreation places for tourists according to local forest officials South Fork to be bo lively spot this Cardiff and others to reaume resume re- re sumo sume operations in about ten days |