Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-29
And MINES.
The Finances Of the City Steadily
Sinking Lover
GOOD SUGGESTIONS FROM BEAVER.
U'ahi Fret Prizc.-Assigumoul.-
Gold Discovery, Other
Items.

Tho cash brought ia by the sale Of
city bouda Il about u,ol up in redeem.
ing city warrants. The money OBJ
tanned from taxes has gonc the Same
way. And the ouront expenses o
the city have been going on as CA.
travagsntly o. ever. The Council has
made no appropriations u late, prob.
ably thiaking that by not dealing
with tho bills that were being presontcd
against the city they could blind
tho people and perhaps east a shadow on
the incoming administration, Bat the
accounts against the city have been
piiing up just the same, aui ifan AZ.
Precipitation iii 10 cover items since the
last blu Of that nature was
passed. was taken up 10 would show
that something near s20O,UlJ In unpaid
bills Tor which appropriations must be
made have accumulated IN tho las,
few weeks
MIR MAEsER SUGGESTS.
Tho following letter. from Il. Macrcr,
manager Of the Beaver UtOnaH, has
bocn received by Ex-Governor
rhgmnB.
BEAVER CITY, Utah,
Nuv. 20, 1893.
Hon. A. l.. Thomas, Salt Lake Cityi
Dear 5ir.-rhe scheme 10 advertise
Utah, IA now proposed, meets with my
hearty approval, anu / shall euduayOr
10 forward the movement as much ~
possible. To thla end have sent
printed blank letters 10 a number Ol
prominent men In various parts u
southern Utah, urging them 10 com.
muuicate with tins paper and let w
know what resources that part Of the
country has dcvcl1poi and undo.
yclopou, Each party has teen told
that the Information thus given ami
published will ultimately TO usud i0r
advertising Utah whenever needed.
Could not similar scheme bo intro. |
duced In each county where there " |
n lupnr publlahel2 Ami could not the |
editions be- authorized 20 say % tue |
parties asked for this information, that |
they arc requested anu authorized TO |
act In tho capacity requested ty |
tho chairman Of the executive |
board, thus giving the request some
tone anu an ilkllnH, nj least, OF author
ity2 believe = hearty response will
DO given by all ia this matter anu
every one will feel proud to know that
mis- mite has been added.
Wishing you God.speed IN this
worthy undertaking, permit me to sub.
scribe myHelt
Very respectfully your eo.lahorer,
Il. MAEsER.
CHAMBER Oh COMMERCE INQUIRIES.
The following llst Of questions Ia be. |
ing sent out by Secretary SIyder TO |
the different county members Of the |
Of thitty-Ono 10 guide them |
Ia getting up their matter for the |
contemplated Chamber VI Commerce |
ON Utah:
/. Number oiacres Of tillable land In |
your county.
.. Number OF acres under cultiva.
lion.
B Number Of acres which eau be
cultivated.
I, Number Of acres subject to desert
aud homestead entries.
D. Opportunities Tor securing water. |
D. Price Of cultivated hand.
Z. Chief products VI your unity.
8. Largest crop Of each product
raised IN your county.
9. Average price received for pro.
ducts.
10. What nre the mineral resources
of your country Alao stats which pro-
dominates.
IL. Please give short review on the
climate Of your immediate vicinity
aud II possible include the average dc.
gro Of temperature.
IL. What nre the educational facili.
lee of the various towns VI your
county?
ASSIGNMENT.
Last evening l., J. Hiokock, who
las been conducting n grocery store at
No. .77 east Finh South street Gled an
assignment with thB county recorder.
He names Henry B3ulOri ~ tho
assignee. His assets are small stock
u groceries and = 500 mortgage on
property In Crawford county, Mo, His
liabilities are Ne follows:
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