The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-26

probate clerk yesterday. The corpora
ton is for forty nine years. with the
principal place of business at Salt Lake
City.
The capital stock is $3.50 900, divided
into $3.50 900 shares of the par value OF
81 per share and subscribed as follows
J. N. Darling Salt Lake City. / 600
D. L. Driver, Salt Lake City,. l geo
ID: Carpenter, Bingham. 600
Jacob Oh istopher, St Louis ........ 5000
aenry huckert, st Louis ..............5 o. OO
Eugene Lugstrup, st. Louis . 5000
Augustus Polls, ST Louis. ..... .5, 600
Miiiiam 5 Simpson, St Louis ......... 5000
william i Roken, st. Louis. ...........3 Z. COO
The company has purchased and will
operate the following properties near
Bingham in the West Mountain Min
ing District: Mountain Gem No. 2
lode; Horace Greedy lode; an interest
in the Jordan lode; the Ten Forty No.
2 lode; Little Sarah lode; PowderIv
lode, and the Sacred lode. These prop
critics hav- been turned in to the com
pany as full payment for 10000 shares
OF stock-the equivalent of $40, 900.
THE METHODIST UNIVERSITY.
Considerable excitement has been
developed over the location of the
Methodist University IN Utah. Provo
has made good cff4r, and Ogden has
come to the front and Cutdone herself
Fifty acres of the most desirable land
near that city has been offered, backed
up oy other land offers and q money
bonus that looms up in fine shape, but
to what exact proportions is not kn1wn.
Salt Lake is just being awakened on
the SUBJECT. Garden City people are
working Ike beavers, and are already
preparing TO make fine offer.
Mr.. Frey, of Terrace Heights, writes
asking time, that the owners of this
elegant site may have chance to make
a proposition. As the bids close on
Wednesday evening according to the
present arrangement, it is not CERTAIN
whether anything can De done for it.
meeting of those controlling Pop
perton place was held in Denver on the
I'D, to consider the making of an offer,
but the result has not yet been ascer-
tanned.
AS matters now stand, Ogden is
decidedly on top.
A CHANGE.
The grand show windows of q. G. NJ.
l. belonging to the dry goods depart
ment have been enclosed and decorated.
The north window is filed with an array
OF carpets, such as velvet, body Brus-
sells, tapestry, three-ply and ingram.
while rugs and mats OF all grades and
colors fill in the centre, the whole being
backed by some lovely Madras and
ut hov Lon fain
tempt every ambitious E0usekeeper
now that spring cleaning is nigh al
hand. The south window is filled with
a great variety of mems, youths and
chIldren's clothing, such as is rarely
seen in q window display, the goods
being of this seasons importation, fresh,
clean and of the latest ana best styles
in the market, ali being very artistically
arranged.SS
WHEN ga
The Chamber Of Commerce building
is started on First South Street,
Mr.. Henry Dinwoodey will make his
furniture store ive.story building and
put in new front.
He will also put four story building
on the opposite side of the street where
Bowring's green grocery store now is.
Mr.. t. w. Jennings will put up
block adjoining the Deseret Bank
building on the east, to correspond with
it, or 90 higher, and which Will have $50
fee. frontage.
pany, Gunner Bros, A. w. McCune,
and still others will also run up four
story buildings or higher.
Tho nnxu nitut md onnntu StrnptI1rn
will also go up.
The prospects for First South Street
are not to be sneoZed at.
FINE WORK.
Mr.. George A. Snow, manager of the
CONSOLIDATED Implement Company, has
lust received beautifully illustrated
catalogue from the Mccormick Harvest.
ing Machine Company, whom the Con-
solidated Implement Company repre-.
ssnts in this Territory. The cover, in
front. represents a Turcomap soldier,
astride a richly csparisoned horse,
viewing from a mountain ledge, pro-
cession of Mccormick reapers in the
valley beneath. On the reverse side of
the cover is picture, The last of his
Race," showing splendid buffalo, gaz-
ing from q grassy eminsnce upon miles of
fields brown with ripened grain in
which the Mccormick Harvester Is at
work. On the inside of the cover page
is a pyramid showing the sales of the
Mccormick reaper since 1874, headed
BY the words 1.-THE largest on earth"
the sales for 1888 aggregsting rs 534
The whole catalogue is splendid
specimen of design and printers work.
and will make excellent and interesting
reading. A recent number of the Chicago
Inter- Ocean states that in the worlds
exposition at Melbourne, Austral a
the Mccormick Light Steel Harvester
and Binder won the grand gold medal
in competition with all English, Amer
lean and Canadian manufactures. 1t
alone WAS given special mention fer
simplicity and new devices.
BUSINESS BITS.