Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02
FOR HOME INDUSTRY.
Real Estate Exchange Members
Pledged 10 Home Products.
SOW, WHO WILL COME IN NEXT
A Correspondents Suggestion for a
Promotion and Development
Company.


squarely for home manufactures, and
pledeInp i,s memhers 10 austnln them
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IN P'eiei'nce W i"Poi'eu suou',
Ia not the nrht occasion In the history
of Utah whore such pledge has been
mazda for veata aeo many Of the
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Peop'o oh.o'ou i"'o '
ment, ana for n long time hVeu up F"
IL. There was gradual drifting away,
bowevcr. and NJ recenl veafa tiere
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nav" 'sen 'y 80"
pionHoi nome INDUSTRY VINO nave kept
on that line by practice as well M
,,scent
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roi "'ii Pie'o"' "''''u'' y" NV
question tho eXchnnge members ue-
serve commentator. "rho exchange
ha. more life in AZ than my of our
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CUISINES 'u'"'' O's."'-''o
Mr. Conkhni presluent OF thc eA-
change, aud the latter proceeded to
uroye the truth OF the remark
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~ taxing inc ini'iai a'ep IN 'no me o.
meeting the greatest necessity that
Tho suecial buainess OF the exchang,
meeting this Afternoon was TO near the
frpoft OF the committee on Deem Creek
railroad resources and probable cost.
mi that committed asked for "A few
uuyaS further time. which WINS
rantsd. tho understanding be.
mo that speoIal meeting would be
called Nv the president ns soon ns the
Committee was ready.
Tine nroposition OF giving combined
support 10 home manulncturrs wns
nixon nm and received oarnrst sun.
.oit. Inc discussion cuimInated In
it,unanImons adontIon ~ tbe tnIinvy-
ing rrSolutlon, presonIed by A. II.
Ferl,
ain Wow OF the fact that Utah man.
ulactured goods are as good ma any In
inc market and ma chsap. and that IL A
nlsolutcly necessary thar th.y should
be- summarized.
URe' n resolved. Tint thu Real Estat.
,xenanee msmbrrs pIedge tbemsrIyss
nsn body and indiyidunily 10 nnIchas.
and TO insist on having and usipg
nome producls Whenever Il N possIble
10 do so.U
The pledre binds thu one
hundred membefs OF tho az.
change, and people many now look for
all the well known real estato men in
town. whon n,xt thev COINS onI win
now suit Of olothes. To be- wearing
homespun. As one OF their membefs
Afterwards nut N. UChioago soan wonJt
get Into the houses while Utah soap Ia
i,nit md ysge,sb ios IJ,ah ,'ond,v nSu
machine work for railway. mills and
mines In fact, Utah material,
work and workmen used for tho pros.
pefity OF Utah's people, N this policy
Is carried out, anu the real estate men
can't afford 10 be out OF sight In this
business"
After tho home industry proposition
was disposed OF, the proposition To
bring natural gas into the city and have
Ii used to illuminate the bend Of Eat
Temple street, was taken up, anu
Frank t. Hiatt made the following
motion, which was carried unani.
m0usy:
al move that committee Of three
DO appointed to interview the president
aud board u directors OF the New
American Natural Gas company
aud secure n posrible N propositiun
from said company stating for how
much cash sulsidy from the citizens
% Salt Lake 10 will place one or more
burning fiambeaux on Main street, in
raid city.D
w. T.. Hubbard, A. IL. Mayne and
Frank +, Hiatt were appointed ag said
committee.
NOME tSnusrav ppopnstr,,s
SALT LAKE CRY, Aug. 1888.
Editor DEsERRT NEwE Every now
anu ngain whensoevsr the inconveni.
rucrs caused by stringoney OF money
ioroe themselves upon us there In a
loud aud agoniEing cry for 0homs
manufacturers anu ths weakness of
cur financial policy becomes woelully
apparent; but lust ~ soon as IL cease.
raining 'itho roof don't leAk0 and the
necessity for its repair does not impress
itself; 40 these Outcries for "home
manufacturer are apssmodic and tenn.
potaTy and there Is pAlpable lack OF
persistent and Intelligent effort In that
direction. Thus ths producing and
manufacturing branch of financial
power languishes, while the trading
and speculative branch Ii well nd.
vancod and liz apparently quite pros.
porous.
II one-half of the capital now In.
vested In banks here were transferred
10 production and manufacture we
would not be no much AT the mercy Of
tho whims and caprices Of financial
opidemics we could furnish more stable
employment 10 our houssowners and
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