The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-18
FIRST CANDY MADE FROM
UTAH SUGAR.

To Spencer Clawson belongs the honor of
having purchased sack No. ], for which he
gave his check for Sl0-S4 ABOVE the retail
price. sit was a good stroke OF business, "
remarked friend of the gentlemen a short
time afterward. The sack is worth more
as a curio than the amount paid for the
sugar"
THE FIRST ORDER.
'How came it that yours was the first
order hlled!' asked a reporter of Mr.. Hill.
Because it was the first one in. | re-
member well how many people laughed at
me when l gave it-at the time the corner
stone was laid. They did not have the
same faith in the outcome as l did, and l
am glad to be able to say that we handled
the first product OF the factory, which pro-
misses TO do so much for U.S.
What is your opinion as to its qualitys 81
at is equal If not superior TO any
thing we have had from either the east or
the west, and that the . tan article will
drive out the imported, at least to the ex-
tent that it is manufactured, there can be
the slightest Doubt
MOMENT OF SUSPENSE.
j. E. Jennings, secretary of the Utah
Sugar company, was caught hard at wor K
at his desk few moments later.
YES" said he, as smile after smile
chased over his face and disappeared down
the small of his back, 'tne baby is born,
and she is a gem. But it was an anxious
moment. Not that we were afraid of the
result, because we knew Just what to ex-
pect; yet there is more or less excite
ment attending all such undertake
ings. At $3.50 p. N. Friday,
the vacuum pans were opened and half an
hour later the sugar was bsing sacked for
the market. 1t was or intention and ar
|
way company to that end, to attach the car
of sugar 10 the up express IN the morning
aud the entire population of Lehi was out
| to give the car send off as it pas sed
! through the town, but for some reason the
railway people failed to connect, and we
were compelled to wait for slow freight u
And are you and others Interested sat
! isfed with the resultl''
Most assuredly. The sugar is equal if
not superior TO that imported here, and is
| the finer of the three grades now produced
in the west. For uhs next fifteen days
we shall turn out twenty tons daily, and
after that time thirty-tve tons in each
| twenty four hours-the full capacity O.
the plant-wlll be produced. / want to say
right here that great credit is due Messrs
| Dyer & Co. for theic excellent work anL
their thorough Knowledge of the business
| has had much to do with our success"
| NOTES AND COMMENTS.
The doubling Thomases have now gone
| out Of business.
The company receives bounty of $780,
| 600 from the territory.
Specimens of the sugar are on exhibition
in scores OF places in the city.
The company will make about ), 10000
pounds of sugar the present year.
Is there any man, w oman or child who i
not pleased that the plant is SUGGEST
Patriotic people will hereafter use TIA
sugar only. ASK for it, and take n
other.n
Arbogast presented to The HERALD boz
of teffy made of the "irst UJah sugar ~ ]
was good
Secretary Jennings and Superintendent
Cutler worked like beavers to get the frs
shipment on the market yesterday.
1t is under. TODD that for time at leas
the company will sell to jobbers only. A
orders must be sent to the Salt Lake office
MIR. S. T. Teasdel says: $50 long a
they produce such an excellent quality c
sugar, Utah need look no further for he
sugar supply"
When Utah people make up their mind
to accomplish anything, it goes. Will
moneyed men of neighboring states an
territories are talking sugar, Utah men ar
making it.
The shipment of the first car load wa
celebrated by marriage in tn g mill-th
groom being j. G. Jensen and the Bird
Miss Agnes Anderson. Bishop T. R. Cut
Ter performed the marriage ce remony g
Z 80 p. N. and j. E. jennings and Josep
Geohe ogan acted as best men.