Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

btcS Ntie iWu hlIoNNl ine iAclofN iANt
season, from which were produced ,luo,-
O1O pounds Of sugar, viii an extremely
small margin OF profit TO your petitioner,
notwithstanding tho pocuuiary ou-
cnuragcmcnt received nom tho gon-
ouu government aud from this
Territory under the provisions OF
law. Employment has been fur
nished in The erection Of the factory. tho
raising u boots and the manufan.urs Ol
sugar, to hundreds ~ farmers, mechanics
aud lab0rers. The works have capacity
OF 5,O0J, 900 pounds Of sugar per annum.
and when producing at that rate will
prove greater factor than at present IN
the development Of the wealth Of this
Territory. Your petitioner believes that
there i no citizen of Utah but who has
contemplated tho result, accomplished Ia
The erection aud operation NJ the Uts b
sugar factory with pardunlble pride.
The founding Of this mammoth onler-
pris" was made possible by and the hope
" lts successful operation Ia the Turri-
tory during tho period oi it, Infancy,
u based upuu tho prudent uon-
crosby ~ tue last Congress of the
United States. aud also Of tho last lgglsla-
tnre OF this Territory, IN providing %
bounty 20 promote tho manufacture of
sugar IN the United S,aiO. and Ia this
Territory. Your petitioner docs not MP
prulch You "a a long established and pay.
~ Institution, hut ~ an Industry newly
founded In this Territory, tn which -uc-
cess NAV not como until after years Of
experiment, involving the expenditure Of
large sums Of money.
ln view OF the foregoing consideration,
aud tho beneficial results which must
follow the Inauguration " the sugar lu.
dnsiry, your petitioner pray that your
hnroru1lu body may, Tor such length ot
timo aud under such conditions ant re-
strictiOu- ~ you may deem oNpgdient,
provide for the payment, OF bounty tn
encourage The manufacture " sugar Ia
this Territory.
And your petitioners will ever pray.
ELiAs MuHW-, President,
J. D., ITNNtNu~,
SECRETARY aud Treasurer,
l., q. HARDY,
GRO. q. IASSUN, Vice. PTest.,
fuNNCts ARMSTRONG,
srESCEE CLAwsuS,
JAMES JACE,
Go. VI. CANNoN.
OUR COURSE ENDORSED.
Tho following resolutions were re.
cc,vcd:
Where's, The Legislature Of the Terri
tory of Utah Appropriated the sum VI
.h,uil for tho sugar manufactures aud
other industries la said Territory; aud
Whereas, Eleven thousand dollars Of
tho above amount has been drawn Ly
said sugar manufacturers leaving the
sum of $4,000 10 boo drawn during tho
ncNt Two years; and
Whor0as, The Territory under the
ahnv" strained financial condition will bO
obliged, In order ,D moo; tho above de-.
hc'nnoy and the Interest upon tho torn
tnfal bonds and to maintain the asylum,
reform school, agricultural college, uni-
Nersity or Utah and the district courts, To
borrow money, issue additional bonds or
increase The tuNcG aud,
whereas, The sugar Industry receives.
Ia addition tn the territorial ApprupriA-
ton, the government bounty n coutS
por pound toroycry pound manufactured,
besides the advantage NJ 1 cent in freight
rates against all competitions. therefore,
be 10
Resolved, That We, the rosidsn, tax
PAYERS of tho Ciiy Oi Spanish Fork. do,
In consideration OF the above showing,
iullN endorse toe mellon Of the prosout
Legislature u the Torritor Tor refusing to
perpctuaic tho existing territorial law,
allowing bounty ON sugar
W. -. CHETti, Chairman.
THOMAS o.. CNLLU, Secretary,
CLAIMS.
A number OF clllm, wer, presented and
allowed, and the Council then adjourned
until today at Cookbook.