Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-13
Tag FEDERATED TRADES.


cry Council with rt''i ','',,.s " ,,c.
,ded. .,,..tor.was Georao
N1 who reviewed the genera
si u which the Barber wore
dr'n' ", o,her cities and said he ala
49, how such worthless pave'aen,
r0s ~ rove a success here. He mao
euiu nco of the strongest kind that II
aantrsct was awarded to eithur
w. -, 4 Jenninga or to Ryan ~
,u, s,, i,o,pe material would bo used
,..,it tb,.e men SECURED The job 'hey
,,I mild una great lndustry here
.,.cn,rers had started Quito notbnly
In, Utah asphalt in this city, ou'
NV, NV company organized In Chi
-, ~, VIII si5O,OOO capital to induce II
and In other eastern oitles, uh-
u. ,Seir material Is tudoIaed n nome
Iii nave little chfnco ebfrai' usah
N W. Wss the same us tho swiss pro-
nl .,nat nf which 100 milts Of pave
su.',ybsd been laid In Paris. Tue
mr. en' biilter ia Ryan d Gnfin, and
es,L,yersi hid was $500 above tins.
-.ivs r,uutahie citiAeus stood rcady
,ss IN this difference, 80 that u
.niJ mol cost the city dollar more.
~ Culmers are now employing 2uV
~ and sixty teams In important
M ~, industfles, such az the Mountain
a s,"s rompany,lhe Kyune Stone COM
~ Inc Wasatch Asphaltum conf
any, and II they are allowed TO Jay
M Pavement they VIII at once ih'
,,es,e the plumber to 900.
M. Ffoulg asked-Is not the forfeit
d, The home company M good ar
that, Of a foreigner2 IL IA certainly
saJsr 10 get At. This outside com
INV would not scruple to spend $780,
n0 ar 100000 here TO kill Uteh
s.obalt, The home company VIII
s,,nlov homie men. OurBtDne quaTfies
gIii grt the contract. IL will mean
mai the mon here will get II
spd .pend II In our groceries ani
Tor,s. there n no credit for the work
irgmap nnd this will make II plssiOlo
,of MIN to do IL. Rents are 70 per cent.
higher here than In any other place In
M United States Rnd men must Got
work 10 pay their rrnle. II the home
e,mpany gets II they viii employ 900
men at once. We have the finest ma
thsl In the world.
LT.Prrsident X. q. slester said the
Bsrter company could afford to take
mn contract Tor nolhiug. They have
What they call thoir expert pgvers,
wh.ch they will bring along, while our
men will walk about the streets In idle
hes. II must be- home material anu
home labor.
], :. Daveler reminded the City
Council OF their campaign pledges TO
use Utah materials aud employ Utah
men. II Utah materials nre as good hs
the foreign product he dld not
zee how the council could dare h
give tho contract to the Barter compg-
ny when firm which would use
Utah materials was the lowest bidder.
ave oin demand that the City Council
keep the pledges upon which II was
elected 10 Ofilct!" The Barber Com
papy brings IT. materials from the h.
hnd Of Trinidad. It IL right that tue
contract should 20 where 1t belongs.
Mr.. Chandler observed that II nome
asphalt Is good enough ~ walk ON u
would make good street.
|. Is. Hart knew Of the Bnrbors EN-
ployins Chiuese labOrers on a contract
10 Detroit.
On Mr.. Chambers motion the chair.
uan appointed George -. Benhauor,
J, Leon Franks and j. q. Wilk- as q
g.. a ia
pressing the sentiment Of the meeting
The COMMITTEES reported the following
resolutions, which were unanimously
Aaopledi
ave, the Federated Trades ant
lAbor Council " Utah IN special moet
iasemblcd for the purpose Of tsking
seton regarding the letting NJ paving
contracts In Salt Lake City, rvnJm
mend 10 your honorable body tn,
hlllng Of this contract tga home com
lany who Will employ homo Jabof
We Utah materials ana thus develop
Aad uphold the infant industries ant
The prosperity Of this Territory anC
tul city,
ANY other course on the part o
your honorable body win tend O.
iht0w oiscIedit on Utah materials anl
NJ such enterprises as home capital II
Tying 10 i1ater Gnd Will do y seriOui
injury 10 home labor"
George II. Sanborn, nj the Instance
many friends OF III. M. HNdley
esilfed 10 have tho Federated Trade,
thlOise tho latter gentleman as eau
ullAle fof the office Of United State
manhal. In presenting the claims .
W. Hadley the speaker oaid he ha,
hieady beun endorsed by tho cOnduc
W'. enlgneers, tremen ami operators
Unions, He came with the endorse
lshl Of 5000 railroad men; he has til,
taienement Vi all this railroad official
lhlhis city.
Rullding Inspector Hamlin move,
lhaI hedlty be endorsed, ~ no uuder
sl9l There were only lures other can
ddal,s ior the olllos,
Ai' Dayeler objected 10 a specla
l'euhg In which representatives O
~ union tue typogrNphic), wer
N.seut considering the question as hi
s.non was prevented by its constltu
mn from discussing religious o
Plical questions.
"a LAttysldent 5leator gave II ~ hi
IVY mat this being n meeting Of tn
t aslsia'ed Trades the question was II
yuI Of respect for MIR. Soaior'
linton, Dayrler Withdrew his otiec
W. anu stated there was no man IA
'SSu prefer 10 HALEY.
'ue motion to endorse Mr.. Hadle.
t.,,,a unanimously carried, and th
WS ne carrying this info,matio
ert. Ws,lng the official seal OF To
''Nhi DO forwarded To Washington
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