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Show AROUND Ml MINES. A C W'utts ehlef engineer or tho Utah I uel eompan) and It M Mu-gratt Mu-gratt general superintendent e.f the United State. Puet eompan). who rep-rosented rep-rosented Utah at the utinual meeting or the Hock) Mountain Coa Institute, held In Denter, Colo recently, have, returned home They report having had a most enjo)ablo tlmo during the meet and that they were ro)ally en-tirtalned en-tirtalned t Colorado people which Included a trip to (lolden nnd other flH point, or Interest H The Utah I'uul eompan) Is produo- H Ing ten thousand ton. or coal dull) oir !E3i an iivurui,e from Uh vnrious mines HH At the Denver meeting or the Hocky !SPP Mountain Coal Instltutt, held recent I). hmnu A II Cowle, vice president and man- MH nger.or the Utah Cue) eompan), wus MH elected Vlco president for Utah, while H U U Carpenter, president of the Unl- MH AROUND H MIKES. ((Continued from p.iro ono ) ted Slates Puel company, nnd Oconto A Aturph, assistant Krnrrnl man-alter man-alter of the Indrpi ndcnl Coal nnd t'oke tumpanj were appointed member mem-ber of the nxcfutlvn board of I'tnh The American Fuel rimpan nt Ncxlni, north of ThompMins In (Hand count) Is shipping mound elxht hundred hun-dred tun dall) lit "this time. Them appears to hao been nothing to the recent rumor that Utah Hiel rompnn was to iibsorb this pmpert Considerable coal coinlt'K from tin II W Mlllhurn mini north of I'rUe that Is absorbed by local con-Nilinir. con-Nilinir. Mmployment Is Klten to many teamsters who would bo utlitr-wise utlitr-wise Idle nt this time. Ana teamsters find profitable em-ptojmcnl em-ptojmcnl In hauling coal from Hard-m Hard-m rabble nnd other points nhoxn Helper Hel-per to Trice The produit Is dellcred nt $3.50 the ton. All of tho mines of Carbon county report a better condition In the matter mat-ter of securing railroad cars. Kreiient wrecks of coal trains on tho IHnxcr nnd Itlo Clramlo tonil to IncrcMin the output of black diamonds nt the minis of Kastern Utah. I Ker Uarlion count) coal enmp reports re-ports nn Increased pa) roll out the Mine tlmn last )ear (I9M). Sunn) side's toko ovens nro koIiib full time. Most of the produit goes to the smelti rs ut Anaconda, Mont. The Cameron Coal company, operating opera-ting nboxo Cuktlo (lute, Is building several new boosts at tho mine In take rare of Its Imrcascd force. Tho Standard Coal compaii) ut HtamlurdUlle Is uhlpplng ut tho rato of twelve hundred Ions of roal dally. Tho company Is working full force uml reports that It Is snowed under with orders. The K)stone Coal lompan) of Kemmercr, W)o II 1. Mauley of Halt ljiko Clt). manager, Is producing ut tho mte of twelvn hundred tons per dny Manley has returned from the Northwest and roports n most successful suc-cessful trip At the Halt lke offices of tho Utah Puel company mime very flnn panoramic pan-oramic photographs have been framed depleting tho first aid und rrsoutt contests con-tests at Hun Francisco, and showing the winning team, 8iiunlili No 2, nfter tho awards had betn conferred. The Standard Coal company at Htundurdvlllo Is building six two-stor) houses. These am strictly modern and will be provldtd with hot ulr fur-niut'S. fur-niut'S. hot and cold water, cleitrlc ilghtt und telephoned The) urn to be oiMiplt'd b) mine Hiiperlnti ndent, foreman und mine offlilals J H Smith, general sales agent for the Spring Can) on Coal compnn), Is In Iduho on compaii) business , H !:. Lewis of Salt IJike City, gnn-erai gnn-erai manager of tho Htandurd Coal toinpun), has returned from n busl-iiesx busl-iiesx trip to Idaho v |