Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19
A KILLING COMBINE.
Gigantic Corporation Of FlOarIng
Kills 10 be Formed
street Railway Officers damage SHIT.
Park Ciiy sampler.--Nlning
aud O!hcf Noles.

I movement ~ on iCot Anuhna
made considerable huadway already 20
form combination Of the leading
Touring mill, IN tho Territory, auj
place them uul-r one manage.
mont The plan outlined 10 b unto
IN ono Incorporation, the capital stock
Of which will comprise the total value
OF ~ the mills which enter the
arrangement. The owners Of the
mills are - take stock in tho now com.
pany TO tue extent Of their
milling property, which is to DO trans.
ferred to the corporation.
with this accom- l.shcd, all OF the
mills would be put under one manage
ment, AMI those that can be operated
the cheapest woull ho given the
preference Ia running. OF late none
Of thu mills have been making more
than three.fourths time. As some can
run at lees expense than Others, those
which cost tho most 10 run would be
shut down, at least till the demand for
mill PRODUCTS made 1t possible 10
opefats them at profit. There would
thUn be no orowding Of ono mill
against tho other, ut least within the
limiis Of the incorporation.
Eight or ten mills, comprising the
leading ones In Salt Lake aud Weber
counties, have already slgniiled their
Willingness to unite In the scheme,
the details Of which arc now being
arranged. The mill owners at Logan
have not yet given IA reply TO the prop.
osition to enter the combine, but will
| likely DO 80, as last TALL they looked
with favor upon the suggestion for
such movement.
Another meeting OF those interested
| will DO held the latter part Of next
week, when II Ia expected that the
plan will be perfected.
NOTES.
IL Ia expected that tho new Park
City sampler mill will be completed
ami ready for operation by May 10Th.
Work on the Mammoth mine at Thu.
tic Is TO be resumed on May LIST. Only
n small force OF men will be employed.
Tho clearing house exchanges today
were less than half what they were
the same date year ago.
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purchase the machinery for the copper
plant. He expects To DO gone about
three weeks.
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are now being sought for, at the rate Of
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a certified copy Of the decision In
the big mining suit OF the Crescent
Mining company vs.. the Wafatch
Mining company, from the United
/ STATES tupIcmO court, mas bttn re-
ceived. The superior tribunal upholds
the decision OF the Utah courts, which
was In favor OF the Crescent company
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A Helena, Montana, dispatch says
siH oo9 90 Niad ,ha ,I,ss,,, "n dSt
against the United States smelling
and Refining company for Albert
Miller. II iuHlleged In the complaint
u 'na "ia a, r., uapsn vI',' ~ .no
and as such 1t was his duty TO pull aud
operate car containing ore from the
~ 90 VS. rnnned On A,,nst .
1899, the plaintiff was injured. He
says the defendant allowed the car and