The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-20
BOARD OF TRADE.
The Central Board Meets Again,
and AdjOurns.

The Board of Trade met On Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock, and dur
ing the remainder of the day, ex
cept brief recess at noon, crowded
business through. All the subject!
mentioned in the circular to receive
consideration, were discussed will
more or less fullneSS, and disposed OF
by the appointment of strong and
intelligent committees. Following
are the committees, all of which
were instructed to report at the next
meeting of the Board, except where
the instructions appear as of a diff
ferent nature:
Committee on the Manufacture of
Lt4lSeed OiL-Canute Peterson, Of
Sanpete; j. e. Taylor, of Salt Lake,
and LOrin Farr, of Ogden. Instruc-
lions were to investigate and report
at the next meeting.
On Manufacture Of GLdSS-John
Il. Winder, a. NJ. Cannon and j. l..
Barfoot, of Salt Lake. To investi-
gate and report their findings at
the next meeting of the Board.
On Wool and Wooden MdnttfGc-
tures-A. 0. Smoot, Provo; r. 7.
Burton, Salt Lake; James Dunn,
Provo; En0ch Farr, Ogpen; II. b.
Clawson, Salt Lake, and John Ash
worth, Beaver. Same instructions.
On Manufacture and Importation
Of Wagons, Carriages and AgTicltE-
turGL ImpLemlerltS-A. NJ. Cannon,
II. B. Clawson, Salt Lake; Arson
Call, w. r. Smith, Davis; and VIM.
Naylor, Salt Lake. Same instruc-
lions.
on Butter and CheeSe-Wm.
Bulge, Bear Lake; Lorenzo Snow. |
Brigham; w. h. Smith. Davis; and |
r. S. Watson, Logan. Same instruc-
tons.
on Flour, Cornmeal, Starch, etc.
H. S. Eldredge, S. 2. Teasdel, j. 2.
Freeze, Salt Lake; Geo. w. Thatcher,
Logan; Lorin FarT, Ogden; James
Mack, Smithfield; MyrOn Tanner,
Provo; Jas. r. Miller; Christopher
Davis County; w. c. Lewis;
Hatch, Heber City; Arson |
Call, Davis County; James Rathall
James LoveleSs; Jos. S. Rawlins,
Salt Lake County; Joel Grover,
JUab; D. II. Peery, Ogden; Archi-
bald Gardiner, Salt Lake County,
and Christian Williamson, of Eph-
-aim. This committee was given
power to add to their numbers if |
hey deemed proper. They were in .
tructed to cali convention of per-
ons generally interested in the sub {
ects embraced in the article, to dis
,uss the subjects and adopt such
measures as to the convention seems
proper. The proceedings are to be
published in the HERALD. and DeS- '
ret NeECS, and the committee will !
epOrt to the next meeting of the
Board.
on Soap observation-disclosures
o the president and directors of the
Jtah Soap Company, and r. Y.
Iorris and G. Henry Smell. a
on Manufacture Of MGtcheS-J ohm &
:. Sandberg, and those interested &
With him in the manufacture of q
hese articles.
on Salt-Wm. Bulge, w. B. Pres
OH, Charles E. Robinson, JenS Jen-
on, f. a. Mitchell, John w. Smell.
he committee was instructed to {
lvestigate the subject of salt and
D test and analyZe the various
aline waters of the territory, to
ublish the results, and report to
he Board at its neXt meeting. !
on GIue-H. Dinwoodey, Joseph :
and Thomas Harris. a
Hats ami CGpS-JOseph L. Hey
yord, James Shelmerdine and Rich
I'd Smith.
On Fruit, Forest and Shade Trees
William Jennings, John Reading.
ohm Jacobs, William WagStaff, !
'homaS Woodbury., George B. Wal .
ice and w. G. StaineS.
on HOme-MGde Furniture - 81.
J. c. Sandberg, U. o. q
Building and Manufacturing Com :
any, David Cuff and George Tay-
Or.
on Fish, their Culture and Pre-
srUdti0n-Joseph L. Barfoot, Peter a
IadsOn, Mr.. Funk and VIM. Bulge.
On P0ultry-C. r. Savage, Paul
D. P. Rainie, James Solo
non and a. Milton Musser.
on HO7ley-Referred to the Utah
See Association.
On Territorial Fairs. X. WIN {
-er, II. Dinwoodey, Geo Q. Cannon, '
/. B. Clawson, a. 0. SmOot, a. ]
latch, Erastus Snow, MILFORD t
Woodruff, George TeaSdale, Lorenzo {
,nOw, w. B. Preston, Henry Lunt, :
Nm. Bulge and P. T. Farnsworth. i
The committee was instructed TO !
axe steps to procure the necessary !
unds for the erection of suitable !
buildings, i'll which to $
old annual territorial fairs. G
On the MANUFACTURE Of Clothing, I
Tides, Leather, Boots and Shoes l
Referred to Z. Z. NJ. l. I
a motion was made to get the ,
ense of the Central Board of Trade,
8 to whether a territorial fair
hould be held this fall, and the vote
esulted in a unanimous yes.
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