The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-09
THE EXCHANGE 4 GO
Real Estate Men to Meet and
Organize.
GLEN MILLER'S GOOD WORK
Secures Over One Hundred Names TO His
Petition-NoNe But Regularly Licensed
Real Estate Men Need Apply.
Glen Miller is a s,gccess.

Glen Miller is Success.
The real estate exchange is a success.
While others were talking. Mr.. Miller
was at work and it is quite creditable to
him, as well as to the good intentions of
The real estate men of this city to be able
TO say that there were but seven men
among the licensed agents that refused to
sign the call for meeting to organize a
real estate exchange.
Mr.. Miller's explanation of their excuses
Is interesting: "Of the seven that did not
Join, three were fair enough to make the
straightforward confession that they be-
heyed in the throat-cutting business, any,
how, and that there was nothing honorable
about the real estate business, anyway.
They go on the principle that in this scram-
bic 1t is every man for himself and the
devil for the hindmost
1.-The two prominent firms that refused
to sign Zone of them l can't say is very
prominently gave US their reason, that they
mad their own business and didn't believe
in letting any newcomers share in it, The
other two said they would stay aloof until
the organization had been effected, when
they would probably come in. Where there
were only seven who refused to sign,
almost score objected because they had
no hcense-the very thing which the ex
change is to correct.
lille there was difference of opinion
on great many points, on these things
there was unanimity of expression that
was unm iStakable.
"First-That the real estate business
should be placed on as legitimate basis as
any other honorable business.
Second--Thatno one should be permitted
q alasarf, hsa1,
and a place to do business
Ihlrd-That there should be a definite
understanding as to what constitutes reg
ular agents commission.
"Fourth-That there should be a regular
form OF contract which property owners
should use in listing their property, guar
anteeing that when such property was sold
The agent should be Immediately notified
'Fifth-That there should be commit
tee to invite prominent associations coming
In this direction to stop and visit this
city, and to take charge of them when they
arrived -
E"In going around,n said Mr.. Miller,
there was hardly an agent but had a
story TO tell about some small trick PLAYED
ON them by the curbstone scalper, and the
most common trick was for the scalper to
go to the agents and get the best buys they
mad on their list, then hunt up the owner
and sell the property themselves and
pocket the commission; or list il with
some other firm on half commission
The following is the list of names that
signed the petition:
Miller & Miller
Varney & Mathews,
Davis & Stringer,
Solborn, Skinner s. Co.,
Bowman & LoWd.
j. NJ, Ricketts,,
Miles i Hamilton.
William Glasmann,
4. Il. Jones Co.,
A H Mayne,
5. T. French
j. w. Thompson & Co.,
Weber, Brown & Co.,
II. F. Wells & Co.,
w. L. Barrett & Co.,
John T. Lynch,
George McCarroll,
La Tourrette & McGarvin,
Bowdle, Major & Virtue,
Saber Rohrer,
Beck, Stephan & Kennedy,
T. j. Blue q Co.,
Sears & Co.,
Webb & Palmer,
j. w. Bruner g. Co.,
II. c. Lett & Son,
Il. A WickerSham,
j. I. Spencer q Co.,
Burton, Groesbeck & Co.,
Weeter & Armstrong,
Hopkins & Tucker
Fisher & Snowden,
Tousey & LIE RICHES,
Syndicate Investment Co.,
Allen 81 Co.,
w. II. Cromar,
Peyton q Brown,
A. M. James,
kagey & Gale,
X. M. Wilkinson,
q. ). Clark & Co.,
Conway, Call & Waterman,
n. Is. Whlttemore,
Blazer, Hooker & Smythe,
Allen & Rea,
w. j. Moore.
Smith & Brooks.
HeadOn q Heath
Goddard & Rowe.
Louis F. Kullak
j. II. Whalon & Co.
T. p. Yarsdofer s. Co.
Boutwell, & Hall.
Wood, Wildeman & Powell.
Lynch & Whiteford.
r. Olney.
American Real Estate and Loan company
G. E. Wantland.
Breeze, Worthington & Co.
Dieter johnson Investment company.
j. Bolton & Co.
The Midland Investment company.
Oberndorfer & Miles.
c. A. BuSsche.
Cummings & Jennings.
rMentZ, Beach & DinSmore.
A. ID. Meloy & Co.
Ross & Collins.
j. G. Conklin.
Marcher & Older.
Hope & Mckeag.
Senior & Pitt.
Crow & Taylor
Vernon G. Matthews.
J. NJ Neslon
Spencer & hiIspaugh
Earl ID. Gray & Co.
Preston q Nichols.
W. II. Wilson
Cup s Larkin
Pollock & Wilson.
Smith Sibley & Co.
Harris & Bright
T. n. Uhrlaub.
c. L. Hannaman
Wilkinson & Bennett
Ingram & Donnellan
J. A Moreland & Sons
Starbuck & Harvey
C. II. Mcguire & Co.
McAiliSter Bros
c. L. Libby & Co.
Corker s. Co,
Castle & SymonS,
j. Z. Otterstatter & Co,
L. 5. Sharp Co.
Deviation & Nicolan.
E. S. DeGraff.
i. A. Dunshee.
Sayer & Lstle.
John s. johnson.
Wilder & Campbell
Waller & Leonard.
Dewitt, Blowe g. Co.
Chute & Hicks.
II. p. Murray
Olmsted s. Early.
]. @. Jacobs Il Co.
Mitchell g. Binnie.
r. w. Johnson & Co.,
Shelton Co,
Nigton & Miner,
Pratt Bros,
H. w. Lawrence,
/. S. Green & Co.,
w. ID. Browning & Co.,
Alder s. Ensign.
Kendall & Pack,
nd