Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
BUSINESS and HINES.
Union Slocsyaids 10 The Hands Of
Eastern Creditors
rLsIr no rnE suaAR rAcIORI.
Gail for Convention Ia salt Lake
M. snyder Going East
Miscellaneous Items.


Of this city, which position hentsumed
~ announced In the NEws Of ba'uf'
day evening.
The Union Stock Yard company was
incorporated by local capitalists over =
year ago, with capital stock o.
sg6J, 200. The business got alonR
faifly for some months, but In COM
mon with other eut,rprisos iel'
the pre,cnce Of hafd times and a light
voltimr pf business this summer. me
cputpouruce was that tho company
was unable TO meet liability Oi some
gBD ZOO due 10 Morse * klchnfdHou, 10
the latter, under the mortgage or uuSt
deed executed 10y the company ~ s'-
curly Tor ~ iudcbicdusur, tnlcfeu
into pOtto, sion Of the property anu
wiIlhcroniter conduct tho business
iioRs SILVER DiviDESp.
To-Day tho quarterly dividend Of TIE
Horn Silver Mining company, ior we
three months ending ON Saturday lasli
~ being paid out 10 etucdhOldoth. rue
amount h sbU, uuu, AMI it, dihlilhutluh
shows TINT tna Horn Silver II moving
nu right, Notwithstanding the imam.
cinl depression aud the low price OF
silver. The mine - being worked ny
good force, aud the shipment VI orc
goes on regularly.
VISIT TIE SUGAR WORKS.
Tomorrow the directors Of the Utah
Sugar Works company viii ~ down 10
lehl on the morning train from lhis
civ tD visit aud inspect the factory.
They will DO accompanied by "A num-
bsr OF public officials ana leading Cit.
zeua WHO have been invited 10 take u
look al the works In iull operation. The
IAry will return Ia the evening"
40 90 ~ THE MORSHu.
Secretary Snyder Of the Chamber OF
Commerce expects " leave on the
morning train 'ur Chicago, where he
II to sec tuat Utah IL properly ndver.
tispd ut the Worlds Far. His ndVef.
tlsing matter IL packed up and ready
Iorshipmtui, though II " possible that
Mr.. Snyder may have 10 delay bis
departure Tor another day. After ne
II through with his work at the Fair
he will make short trip In the east
and then come 10 Salt Lake. He ex.
poets TO be abaentsiN weeks.
A CONVENTION CALLED.
After the NEWS went to pfoss on
Saturday evening the following call
was promulgated;
Al recent meeting Of tie Chamber
Of Commerce a resolution was adopted
authorizing the president OF tho Cham.
Der TO issue a call for delegates from the
various counties throughout the Terri
Tory To attend convention In tile
Chamber Of Commerce hall, salt Lake
CITY, October 10, 1893, at . O'Clock y.
m, ior the purpose OF establishing n
permanent bureau Of Information for
Utah Territory.
Owing 10 tho great interest mani
tested In Utah 10y the people OF the
Eastern and Middle states, aud the
immense travel which will be 0ccn-
stoned ~ tho MidwinteT fair in san
Francisco, It H. deemed Of the greatest
Importance TO Utah that her vast re-.
nlufcus and possibilities be placed
before them, setting forth the nunef-
Gus advantages OF this section OF the
country.
Its deslrtd that every county 10 The
Territory be represented Ia order that
rrhAble statistics may be obtained
showing the agricultural, horticultural
and unduvelopud resources, the manu-
featured products, and this oppottuni-
ties Tor the Investment OF capita aud
the establishment Of new entorprlaef.
In this way each anu every county
In the Territory would receive its pro-
porlionate benefit from the distribution
Of such llteiaufel ~ would be sem
abroad. W. T.. HUBBARD
President Chamber OF Commerce.
RThe basis OF representation Is as fol-
loves Salt Lake,, Weber o, UlAh 4
Cache 3, Coaivillu /, Park City .
Dnvis Q, Box Elder 2 SNupeto y
Beaver ., Juab 2, Emery /, Garfield l.
Grand I, Iron l, Kane /, MiliaTd !
Morgnu |, Piutr /, Rich l, San Junn J,
Sewer /, rooelo /, uintah /, Wasa'ch
/, Washington !, Wayne l.
ADVICE 10 SHEEP OWNERS.
Rhecpmeu, stick to your sheep, foi
II you sell them you viii have 10 dis
pose OF them nj great losa, nnd when
ihe storm II over you will bave TO pay
for the iiidlers, says the Davis county
Ciipper. IL Is said that Australia
grows the finest wool In the world, bat
one only has 10 80 10 Chica D 10 80,
some fine American woods. The mar
who began IN the Bheep Industry
INV years ago anu reads ~
his paIer that tue politicians az,
going 10 send the American sheer
raising industry 10 the dogs, hughs /,
himself plants another patch Of tut
nius anu buys more shtep. Som,
faint-heArted sheep men Ray thnt Aus
tralIa will soon knock out our muttot
buslness with their ff0zsu mutton pro
Gees, but that is all bo,n, Those VIII,
m. conycrugnt with the situation II
Australia lave no iuAfs on that fcJTe
Remember that mutton - mutton aHI
that II costs something 70 faisutt, SOml
of our wild predictions regarding a.,
sheer nnJ wool industry In the Unite,
States sound more like chill's talk thar
anything rl8v. Some Oi our calamity
stricken itiunus would like 10 have u
bslleye that such an enormous Industry
had been built upon sand i0ugdatiOu
mud that tho first lruB trade Oil vi,
Rnnihilale A., but We may be assures
that the industry Il founded upon
rock.
The Ontario mill thipred iOrly.bii
bars OF bullion this week containing
gsbOO.3l inc ounces OF silver.
Charles Buheler returned this woeI
from Pennington, near which town h
has gold prospect. He brought bac
several pieces Of the ore iIom the veil
himself aud partner have opened Nv
amt muoh " II shows free gOl1. TIA
rock assnys SO Ia gold aud a ioy
ounces IN silver Mr.. Buheler thiu,
himself aud partner have ttasonuul
good showing Tor paying mine, an
will contiuue to develop the ore stTcAI