The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-24
A Starter for the Salt Lake
& Los Angeles.
THE NEW SUBSCRIPTION LIST
White & Sons Company-Last Nights
Real Estate Meeting-B usi-
ness Notes.

Der of Commerce and discussed and re-
vised an assessment they had made
upon the streets in the business centre
of the city. and upon which it was the
confident feeling the $250,OO0 desired
could be raised On the basis of the
assessment, it was thought between
$3.50, 900 and 81 900 900 ought to be given
towards the project. The committee
was enlarged. the following gentlemen
being added: J. B. Walden, M. K. Par
sons, b. Hill, N. Treweek, T. W. Jen-
nings, John T. Lynch, George 7. Odell
A. W. McCune, Joseph E. Game, George
Mullett, J. H. White, John Daily and
q. 2. Mason. The committees were
assigned to the following districts:
First South Street-Fred Simon, 7.
W. Jennings, II. W. Lawrence and J.
II. White.
Main Street, south of Second South
George Mullett, NJ. K. Parsons, E. B.
Critchlow, t. a. Wickersham.
West Temple Street-A. L. Thomas,
Joseph E Game and L. 2. Kelsey.
Main Street, above First Soulful.
OrOeSDeCk, H. w. ClOauJ UeOISo L.
Odell, A. W. McCune.
Second South-N. Treweek. J. G. Conk-
lin, John T. Lynch, G. P. Mason.
Second South Street,. B. Walden,
B. G. Raybould, Il. Hill and J. J. DAILY.
These gentlemen are requested to be
present at the Chamber of Commerce
at 10 O'Clock on Monday morning to
di ride and start out on the work of can
va sing.
The cid subscription list, which has
reached over $4,000 will not be sur
rendered until the other amount has
been realized. However, any person
contributing to the new list an amount
equal to that on the old will be released
from obligations to the old in the event
that the sum provided for in the new
list be raised.
WHITE & SONS COMPANY.
The articles Of incorporation of
"White & Sons Company" have been
filed with Probate Clerk Cutler.
The pursuit and business agreed
upon is to raise and deal in live stock
and its products, and to do a general
Strengthening business, including the
right to buy, hold, own, use and occupy
all necessary real estate in connection
Herewith. The incorporation is for
fifty years, unless sooner dissolved by
law, and the principal place of business
is at Salt Lake City.
The capital stock is 500 600, divided
into 1000 shares of the par value of
500 per share. It is subscribed as
follows:
No of
William White, Salt Lake City. ......... 1879
John II White. Salt Lake City 1879
William L White, Salt Lake City. .1S712
David II White, Salt Lake City. 1879
BENZ B Haywood, Salt Lake City -. 125
Joseph L Haywood. Salt Lake City. lbs
The officers of the corporation for the
ensuing year are: William White, pres
ldent; John H White, vice-president;
Joseph l.. Haywood, secretary; John
r. White, treasurer, and these with
William l.. White, David II. White and
Benjamin B. Haywood form the board
of directors.
It is the intention of White & Sons
Company to establish market in Salt
Lake City for the life stock product of
this Territory and the surrounding
country in their line of business, and
we understand that they will erect
during this season business building
that will be supplied with all the latest
Improvements in handling meats which
will enable them to place before the
public their meats in a condition and
quality not surpassed by any of the
markets in the large cities. The firm of
White & Sons has been established in
this city some twelve years and is one
of the most reliable business houses in
the Territory. We predict for the new
company a successful business career.
THE REAL ESTATE BOARD.
The president and vice-president of
the real estate board being absent, the
meeting was called to order by the
secretary and J. F. Jack elected presi-
dent pro tenn.
The first topic of interest that came
up was the securing of the new Metho-
dist University for Salt Lake City.
Earnest remarks were made by differ
ent members advocating the necessity
of prompt and efficient work, and show
ing the numerous advantages to be de-
rived from it The committee appointed
at tbs special meeting of the board to
solicit subscriptions reported that they
mad begun their duties, and on motion
committee of sixteen was appointed
to act in conjunction with the pre-
viously appointed com mittee. The ap-
pointees are Messrs. @. 8. Desky, Will
liam Fuller, s. B. Westerfield. @. Dris-
coll, J. w. Skinner, S. II. Knowlton, T.
P. Murray, W. T. Cromar, p. A. III.
Froiseth, M. K. Parsons. T.. ?. Lears,
j.. A. Morlan, Al. Gunnell, M. L. Cnm
mings and J. K. Gillespie. The original
committee consists of +. M. Bishop, w.
J. Miles, E. B. Kelsey, E. f. Jones, w.
II. Cassidy and E. A. Kessler. On
motion the committee were requested
to meet at the Chamber of Commerce
at 10 O'Clock Monday morning to ar
range for systematic work.
The committee appointed few
weeks ago to start the enterprise of
building railroad to Los Angeles. was
discharged. it being shown that the
Chamber of Commerce was actively en-
gagged in the work and the committee
was of no further use.
A report was made by a member of
the committee on licenses to the effect
that nothing had yet been done and
they were continued one week.
On motion. all members OF the Board
were made committee of the whole to