The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-22
PAVING PROGRESS.
The Coming Bee Keepers Con.
ventiOn.
What the Chamber of Commerce Proposes to
do to Further the Interest of Home
Manufactures.

While the idea of paving the business
streets is being discussed and arguments
pro and con are being advanced, McGurrin
& Darling, with commendable enterprise.
have decided to start the ball rolling for
street paving in the residence portion of
the city, and concluded yesterday to com
mence by paving one Of the streets in
Darlington Place, probably First, for three
full city blocks. The water and gas mains
having all been laid, the streets there are
In condition for permanent Improvement.
and the cement sidewalks which have been
put down will be another advantage. as it
will complete the improvement. Mr.. Nc
Gurrin stated yesterday that the work
would be commenced without delay, unless
the weather should become too cold for
paving. Asphaltum has been decided upon
as the most suitable material, and there
viii be some lively bidding among the local
companies TO secure the plum.
Inc articles OF Incorporation of the
Union Pacific Coal company, a Wyo-
ming corporation, were fled with the
secretary OF the territory yesterday. The
business OF the company is to carry ON q
general coal business in Wyoming or else
where, and the capital stock is placed at
S2O,OOO,OO0, divided into 200 600 shares of
the par value of 500 each. The officers of
the company are: Charles Francis Adams
president; j. S. Tibbets, vice-presldent; J.
y. Harris, treasurer; Alex MilIar, secre-
tary.
p. L. Williams is appointed as the agent
or attorney Tor the company in this terri
tory.
BEEKEEPERs' CONVENTION
will be held in the Brick and Stone Ma
sons hall ha
graph otice, in this city, on December 3
ana next Invitations have been sent to
oeekeepers throughout the entire territory
urging their attendance, when matters of
great importance TO beekeepers will be dis
cussed. Among the distinguished visitors
VINO VIII De present and address the con-
Ventlon are Prof. a. J. Cook, of the Michi-
gan Agricultural college, and A. l. Root.
OF Medina, Ohio. Both are gentlemen of
wide experience and Will have something
10 say that cannot fail to be Of great inter
est to all engaged in bee culture. which is
last becoming one Of the important indus
tries Of Utah.
MANUFACTURE.
To the Editor Of THE HERALD:
You viii please accept my thanks for the
assistance rendered the chamber of com-
merce, through your columns, in bringing
about successful and interesting meeting
ol TIE manufacturers al the chamber last
thursday evening. 1t is necessary. how |
ever, that the manufacturers furnish me
within the next ten days, full and com
plete list Of the articles which they manu- /
facture, in order that such list NAV be in
corporated In neat pamphlet which .he |
chamber proposes to publish for distribu- F!
ton among our citizens and elsewhere. 1t /
10 pretty generally understood at this time |
that the plan adopted by the chamber to |
benent the manufacturers will be /
most effective, and that whatever
appeals be made by that organization
Tor more general recognition of those in
dustries will be carefully noted and prac
ucaly answered. That the chamber is
about to make such an appeal is settled and
the manufacturers directly, and the whole
community indirectly. viii reap a great
benefit is foregone conclusion. To the
end, however, that no manufacturer of
merit loose the opportunity of obtaining his
full quota of the proposed benefit, / feel il
q duty to urge all who have not vet sent
me their list, TO do SO at once
II. Y. MELoY,
Secretary chamber of commerce.
SALT LAKE, Nov. p, 1891.