The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-25

such an industry would reap for its pro-
lector. We hope soon to see this matter
taken up so that proper and profitable use
can be made of the immense quantities of
lrult which are produced in the county.
In addition TO the products enumerated
ABOVE the soil has been found to be special
~ adapted to the raising of sugar beets.
Experiments in beet raising have been
made and they have proven that those
grown IN Davis county have saccharine
properties in excess OF those produced else
wnere In the territory and we may vet see
factory established within our borders.
Inc business aud dwelling houses of the
city are built almost universally of brick
made convenient by the abundance of brick
clay IN the vicinity And here we NAV add
thaU no part OF the territory has the raw
material for the manufacture of beautiful
and durable brick in such inexhaustible
abundance as has kaysvlle Some of The
beautiful edifices of Salt Lake could be
cited as monuments of the merits of this
production, which forms one of the re-
sources of our CITY,
NO extensive mineral deposits have vet
been unearthed in our immediate vicinity
though many are firm in the belief that
hidden wealth exists in our mountains.
Wnlle the locating of mines would greatly
promote her growth, it is not absolutely
necessary for the advancement of Kays-
vile. Her future is full of promise Her
citizens own and love their homes. and one
thing which will tend 10 build her up is
that all who locate there become bona fds
residents working for the good of the CITY.
Her business houses are all solid estab-
Ishments, and are headed by men of ack
nowledged business ability.
She has the only bank in the county,
and the institution is doing large bust.
ness.
She is the only town in the county hav-
ing the advantage of a municipal govern
ment.
She has healthy happy and industri-
Gus community of citizens with room for
plenty more of the same kind. These in
sured. there is nothing TO keep her from a
bright and prosperous future and she will
soon take her place among the prominent
cities OF the territory.
BARNES BANKING COMPANY.
This company was the first to recognize
the growing county of Davis in a banking
sense, and during the eleven months it has
been in business its success has been phe-
nomenal The people of Kaysville support
the bank to remarkable degree. almost
every business man making his deposits
with it,
The officers and stockholders are all rem
resentatlve men and understand banking
matters thoroughly. John r. Barnes is
president. Lewis S. Hills, vice-president,
and Z. W, Barnes, cashier These gentle
men, with Peter Barton, William Blood,
L. f. Rouche and John G. M Barnes con-
stitute the board of directors. The com,
pany intends erecting large building in the
spring.
q. ]. SHEFFIELD
is young business man who, by indomita-
BILE pluck and enterprise, has built I'D a
trade during the last three years second to
pone, starting with small stock of con-
fectonery he has progressed until to-day
he does business of considerable size and
Importance. Mr.. Sheffield has branched
out into quite produce dealer and solicits
orders for poultry, eggs fruit and produce
generallyin wholesale quantities. At the