Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-27

employed who made the NM sugel
in the union. that Ia MeRrs. Dyer 4
Or. az Eaiisofnia. We have. en-
gagged them To Prt ap the building
aud to run the factory crd make y
a success. II you will all manifest
ns. much enthusiasm - you have
to-day, our success Is assured. The
only question that arises now IL the
raising of the beefs. II we are sup
Piled with plenty Of bects there d
no doubt about our success. Cheer
By next Christmas you can see al
your candies made from sUgus man;
facturei in Utah county. fCheefs.
welcome you ali aud trust thai
every man, woman and child will
lend a hand To make this . success.
President Woodruff said: 81 want
to say to all Israel that we believe II
right to delicate everything We en-.
gage In to the Lord. We have as
sembled today TO lay this corner
stone, ms Is our custom in establish
ing all our temples. l will call on
President. George q. Cannon to offer
the dedicatory prayer.
Arthur Stayner then arose and
stated that in the tin box placed In
the ceuire Of the stone, were the
following articles, many OF which
were handed in while he was max.
ing thc announcement:
LIST OF ARTICLES.
A copy Of the articles OF incorpora-
ton OF the Utah Sugar Factory
A copy OF the DEsgaEr NEWS. daily
and weekly.
A copy OF the Christmas Herald.
a copy Of the Salt Lake Tipses, daily
A copy Of the Salt Lake Tribune,
daily.
A copy of the Provo Enquirer.
A copy of the Logan JouTHcf.
A copy Of the Ogden Standard.
A copy Of the American Fork hide
pendent.
\ copy OF the Swedish Eorrespon-
dcufeH Biknsea-
\ copy ofthe Historical Record.
Date Of breaking ground, November
%. 1850, by George Aussirk
I.atter-day Saints Psalmody, by the
Lehi choir.
4 copy OF .Mastodon March
played on the occasion by the Leffi
silver band.
Silver dollar OF 1890, by George q.
Cannon.
salt Lake corporation scrip OF
January, ls6s, No. 1854, by James
Chapman.
Five cent nickel by r. J. whalon. OF
New York.
Silver dollar by \. o. Smoot.
Twenty-Five cent piece of paper
moaey by 4. r. Frame.
Copper cent by Robert Lee, OF
American Fork
Silver dollar ty Major Rose. OF
Pleasant Grove.
Gold medal, given by the territorial
fair in 1899 10 the Provo Wooden Mills,
by J. J. Citier.
Silver dollar by +. N. Lyman.
An oricr for 81 on the presi ing
bishops Office. also n 10 cent order OF
the same kind by George C. Lambert.
Silver dollar Of 1872, by George
Conner.
4 81 Kirkland bill, signed by Joseph
Smith. Jr., treasurer. and Z. Q. Will
liains, secretary, by Andrew Jensen.
Fifty cents in silver, by George Aus
tin.
a copy cf an order for the first ear
OF sugar manufactured by The com
pany, by 5. Il. Hill, representing j.
Cuuninrton 4 Co
Silver dime, by George Kirkham.
Silver dollar. by Mrs. William Lang
ton.
An order for 50 on the Equitable
A.. rkTsfI.....
Twenty dollar Confederate note, by
I. q. Hardy.
Norwegian half-cent copper. by Ole
Ellington. Jr.
Two silver dimes. by the Lehi Silver
Band.
Garfield Beach medal. by b. C.
Earl.
English penny. by Frank Taylor.
japanese com, by a. e. Granger.
Five cent nickel OF 1880. by James
Kirkham.
Silver dollar. by Lehi City Corpora
ton.
THE CORNER sTosE,
which was Of gray stone, about 90
inches sYnarc on the top and stood
about , ieet high, was then taken
charge Of by President George q.
Canuon aud Elias Morris. The
rope frightened and the stone gradu-
ally lowered to It's proper place.
The treasure box was then placed
in position in the top OF the stone
and laid in cement, Elisss Morris
wieldIns the trowel. President
George q. Cannon said-ssI take
pleasure IN announcing that the
corner stone Of the Utah Sugar
Factory has been laid. God bless
It." de then mounted the newly
laid stone and offered prayer, asking
the LORD to bless and prosper the
enterprise, the land on which il
stood, the walls and the corner stone
and ali VINO had invested their
means and those who had good
wishes Sr its success. At the close
Of the Invocation Elias Morris sug-
gested three cheers for the enterprise
and they were heartily given, with
two additional tigers.
After n selection by the Lehi
silver band,
PRESIDENT WOODRUFF
va: called on for a speech. He said:
| want you all TO unite on the SUBJ
iect Of sugar. There Is not a qUes-
ton OF public Improvement which
IS vi more value or has better pros
pects than sugar. God bless you"
PRESIDENT GEORGE Q. CANNON.
"rhere is any amount Of elo-
Iuenee here aud was called because
corld not talk ami take up your
lime. This is a fruitful subject and
4 sweet subject. This is the Z reatest
home enterprise ever started in the
Territory. anu there is no doubt as
10 it7 Icing n success. II has awak-
ened great interest, and never before
have our leading men been so unit
ID as on tins subject, and they will
larry IL forward 10 completion.
Thorough analyses have been made
,nd its success Is assured. All this
region is admirably
.dap.ed 10 beet raising, which Is the
why this locality has been
,hosen. There is no doubt but what
you will all join me in wishing sue
;ess 10 this enterprise"
PRESIDENT A. o. sMoor,
II Provo, said in behalf Of Utah
County: .sYou no doubt realize the
set that this is n very important day
or tine Territory Of Utah on which we
ay the corner stone and the founda-
ION OF an enterprise to supply the
inhabitants of Utah with ali the
'ugar they need. Where you now
lse one spoonful Of sugar you will
We able 10 use three spoonsful on
next year. Ii has oc-
;urred to my mind that in previous
'tans feeble attempts have been
made to accomplish tins purpose.
Twenty-Five years ago an attempt
0 make sugar was made in Salt
lake aud $50, 900 expended, but |