Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-30
BUSINESS CIRCLES AGITATED
Over the ILLUSTRATED American
Anti.yoTmOn ISLANDERS,
STEPS TAKEN TO sUCIJry THEM.


local affair IN. n,,etiny wns really
a, ,,t,s.,-...'., - = =. ia -,
80, 'o' 7'-.'0' =, ""' y"
wednesday evening last NJ inc same
place. At that meeting the rumored
removal OF the Union Pacific Offices
aud SHOPS from Sal, lake CITY 20
Ogden was considered. n committee
was then appointed 10 wait on MIR.
Bancroft Of tho Union Pacific, aud
ascertain the truth VI the report.
Tue meeting lnst night wa. called TO
order by SIR. Donn.lian acting prcsi-
dent of the Chamber Of Commerce.
Mayor scott was called 10 the
chair. On assuming II he made
few REMARKS, stailnt the purpose
Of the meeting and the aims u sought
10 accomplish.
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First In order OF business came tho
Union Pacific matter. Judge Colburn,
on behalf " the committee appointed TO
wait on NJ. Bancroft, presented
verbal report. This report was by no
means satisfactory. Mr.. Bancrofts
utteanccs were of the nature of a
Dclphian oracle response. However,
Ia. impression lcft on Judge Colburn's
mlhi was That Mt. Bancroft wa,
nNotspic 10 SAT- Lake anu ne wouiu
n ,, wu' y, v" ~, oy NV p,.ses sn' ~,
.h.n. - a ~ ,',., ~. $50
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snas ~ o,ssy'ms .na' ", .neo nas ANY
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Salt Lake m.rchnnts ayalnst M. road.
and In this way teach Il IA lesson. Sow.
cral members spok. endorsing Judge
Colborn.. Very strong language was
used against the U. T.. charging II
with building up the Northwest ut the
expense OF the salt Lake Territory.
The matter was finally disposed Of
by leayIn, n In the hands OF The trans.
n,,,a,,on co,n,,ii,.. ~ m. Char,h.,
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1919, S"e'''''V"1 '" "'N''''
"a'cneu.
THE "ILLuRTRATHp AMERICAN"
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i"o cna"u i'n asu., n, 'nu ".otns
on.e more sying ,nht ,hv ulseuss!Vn
o. w. Iineious articles pubiished 70 inc
HItsGrdfed inioricds regarding utah,
was now In order.
| Herbert Pembroke took the floor,
made n short speech, reviewing tho
matter publlshci by tho obno Siou.
nater. AMI the injury Al was calculated
,ol,d,., mi. 1910, ,,,,Id a., h,,,t
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W ~. eo'u'uNy' put wou.' ~, ~, w
piOspvrity an, uey.iopmrnt OF ouin's
resources. MI. fcmOrOhc presented
the following
uraotpr,,Na
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uaseu On .npse h,pp'cn ny inc Sl'y
connection Tue .1th inst
.whercas, the city Of Salt lake. AZ the
last session OF IL. city council. Tuesday,
Jsnuary "a, Isal, determined, In conne,,.
ton With tho chamber OF Commerce.
Territorial officials, real estate exchange,
stock exchange and clearing house as-o.
citation, ~ rrflits the slanderous com.
monts ipon ,hc clilson. Of Utah. appear.
Ing in n recent issue Of tho IHsirafs,i
| ImericrH, and which comments are a.
DllowH 'I;xterminato tho Mormon.. In
a series OF articles puhllshcl herewith
the Illustrated AmeriedH viii give he
Mormon reply To President IiaTri.on's
message n 4 tone was pacific, theirs
warlikc. Iio proposed TO ierlslais. They
want To fight. lie. nobody underestimate
their hihilng power. They have an In.
yincble faith 10 inspire them. They
have an onornon. wealth 10 equip them.
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49, Nanm,"in w. -, o', ,,,so, hsNs tno
WIli ibs yn,srnmcnt 49, M ~. ' ,,sna,
lot which they arc tiinging dawn H.
uphold that principle the.s .lmple farm.
or are preparing TO butcher women and
children, aud a. FOR gaining troops. they
are taught every SUNDAY In their meet.
lng-house- nat collision u inevitable,
and hey nave long been prepared for II.
oD.or,, ~ 70 .tsp say 'ha' tue COLLISION
Nha,sss INV, .e,o,.i oo,,,.,,t.,. 49,.
dltIon OF IJtah h. iirs, sia,s AMI in ,, NH
Mi cla..e. OF cttlsen. ar" mutn,iiy Inter
e. Ell, thereby preventing the disruption
Of social anafs, In fact, at no tune has
there been period whom greater general
prosperity, or causes for the same in any
portion 9f ~. community, imam exists nj
PipS su,y ", '' M, e r'n,,o "' III -
n,in,si In al pnn,nai mi n,,n,sJ wo,us
~ Ia. .ni,mny. diree'Iy sspIns,
peaseabIe' orderly and PROSPEROUS moo
people, ely and territory. And BE- il
iurthcr
Resolved, That copy Of this preamble
aud resolution, DO printed In tho ms.
irdted Aher'edH anu o'her eastern news
papers,
Mr. Pembroke spoke Ia favOr OF his
resolutions, saying that the commercial
interests OF Utah demanded forclble
rcfutailon OF such articles aa those pub.
iished In the illustrated american.
Judg. Colburn said the resolutions
were not strong enough, lilo fayorol
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