The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-21
A NEW INDUSTRY.
Chances For a Small TOwnsite
in Our Northern Suburbs.

There hal been, within the past three
weeks. an enterprise started in Salt
Lake City which, when put in thorough
working order, will prove of benefit to
the community in more ways than one.
It will increase the value Of real estate
in the neighborhood Of its headquarters
for one thing; it will give employment
to quite 3 number Of mechanics and
assistants for another; put in circuls-
ton considerable capital aud utilize q
vast amount OF material which abounds
in Utah, and enrich the prime movers
IN the matter.
During the time mentioned above
Mr.. l.. ID. Kinney, q gentleman from
the cast, has been quietly at work, per-
fecting plans, securing real estate aud
otherwise furthering the protect spoken
of. de alighted from the Utah Central
train at the depot here Just three weeks
ago tonight, took survey OF the sur
roundings-in their business and geo
logical bearings-and on Wednesday
purchased from Lorenzo Petit forty
acres of land, on the line of the ID. &
c., and west of II. r. Folsom's place
near the dot Springs. He at once en-
gagged Jesse w. Fox. Jr., to survey the
piece and lay il of into IA lots. His
next step was to secure building ma
Ierial, and for this purpose a quarry
vas bought, out at Bingham, from
which rock will be brought to erect a
large factory in the centre of the plot,
which is styled on the surveyors map
as Kinney Town." The building will
be 200 I 100 feet, three stories high,
constructed Of rock and iron, and is to
be for the manufacture OF improved
cooking utensils, stoves, heaters tges,
coal and oil) stamped ware, cutlery
and silver plated ware. Ii will cost
when completed some $50, 900. The lots
mentioned are for the operatives, about
$50 oil whom will be regularly employed
by the company of which Mr.. Kinney
is the president. When finished the
factory will have the appearance OF
being an immense concern, but its size
will De lessened by an interior court.
around which the rooms for the manu-
iActure OF the different parts of the
many articles 10 be made there will be
ranged with a view 10 having light and
ventilation from all sides. The
machinery. stamps, dies, etc, neces-
sary for the turning out Of the goods
indicated above will cost several
thousand dollars, but will all be in place
before Mr.. Kinney leaves the city.
The gentleman represents a combina-
ton of companies. all owning patents.
and is well backed in his undertakings. |
The Marion Enterprise Company |
of the Arnold Cooker |
and Coffee Pot. is one of the companies |
he represents. This article alone, where
ever introduced has been so sue
tsssful that its manufacture has
become phenomenal. Branches OF |
the enterprise about 10 be be
gun here are located one at Rochester. |
one in Chicago and q third in Omaha. |
Speaking of the Arnold Automatic |
Cooker, an eastern paper says:
That the public is coming to take this |
high and wide view OF the Arnold Auto
matte Steam Cooker j. -lready manifest
from lis history thus far. Its endorsement |
by the most competent people Of all classes, |
east and observation-disclosures. PHYSICIANS
scientists, scholars-is something quite re- /
and its success everywhere IS
worthy OF such approval. Its manufacture
BY special and expensive machinery, and in |
exclusive factories, distinguishes IL from all |
other utensils OF the kind, aud there Is a. |
ready an urgent need for the establishment
OF factories and distributing points TO sup
ply the demand for the Cooker in the Terri |
Tory west ofthe Missouri River snd on the |
Pacific coast.
The plant here introduced gives e7i-
deDce that tn Projectors are men oil |
sagacitY and superior business quAlifica-
tons. The undertaking j. somewhat |
of 4 gigantic one, in view Of the present |
stagnation of trade hereabOut, and
when put in thOrough-going order, will |
doubtless be q valuable acquisition for
the Territory. Not until It has been |
demonstrated By the erection of the
factory, the employ ment of operatives |
and the turning out of articles will the |
stock be put upon the market for local |
10 invest in. 4 regularly |
company will then be |
fo-med, with capital stock Of 5000 o, |
divided into 1000 shares OF S25 each |
when men Of means will be afforded an |
to prove what there is in
the new enterprise.