Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-07-08 | Page 4 | Railroad Building

RAILROAD BUILDING. Every day sees some new development develop-ment in connection with the making of a large Iron and 6teel industry in Utah. The announcement was made a week ago that a compay had been formed to erect a pjant and now the statement is Issued by L F Rains, president of the Carbon Fuel company com-pany and one of the active heads of the new steel corporation, that the Columbia Co-lumbia Steel corporation Is to construct con-struct a railroad from Lund on th Union Pacific system to the Iron mines near Cedar City, a distance of twenty-four and six-tenthB miles. The mm j. i ll. in u .. - r,i,-i.. Tirol IWCUIJ uinci win uc uici muij level ground, with the laBt four and ihii aix-tenths" over rough country. This is the 6Ccond railroad in Utah, the plans for which have been made public. In no other part of the country coun-try Is the evidence of railroad activity so promising With the building of the road from Delta to Fillmore to develop a farming district, and the constructing of a line from Lund to edar City, southeastern Utah Bhould i 'i take on a bUBlnees pnd industrial ; j growth of large proportions. Utah county Is to profit by this upbuilding, up-building, rp th Iron and steel plant? ;re to be erected at SprLngvlDe. The J new industry should make Sprlngville the largest city In Utah county and give to the farmers of all that rich agricultural district a local market for their produce oo .