Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-16
WORTH THINKING OF
An Industry that Would Make Nil.
lions Of Money for Utah.
THE WINTER OUTLOOK FOR SHEEP.
Gas and Electric Franchise Asked
Mining AND Business Items from
Various Places.

fsnt by the Wollaville Cooperative
store, and were for the Utah Slaughter.
ing company, whose buslncss Ia carried
ON at the corner OF Fint south ami
Third West streets.
The slaughleflng company is doing
extensive and c0mmendable work just
now ia the hog business, anu 10 giving |
material aid TO Utah Industry that
should grow to mammoth proportions.
The company has been making a test |
In the matter Of feeding aud iattsning |
the pofkeu, and the result l. such that |
u should awake every farmer In Utah |
10 good deal OF thinking ON the sub.
iect. a few weeks ago the company
bought up all the live hogs In good
condition that u could secure, and
plaoed about thousand OF the porkefa
az the stock yards ~ be fed ~ nnd
fatteuod.
]. T.. Haywood, manager Of the
r1mrauy, being asked today us TO the
results SHOWN said: eve have put tWO
pounds a Jay on every hog fed. the
Trial has leon most profitable 90 a., ana
~ 10 would be IN the faTmurf " they
would ~ ut II. some folks Imagine
that because this is not u 'Uutn an.
try1 We can't tatse hogs pfOliAbiy.
hut We can fceI tutu barley aud make
money on u, AZ We have proven. lncy
could be fed on peas nud get good
returns. The fact b., this a. the cuuu.
tty In which 10 raise hogs ptottnoly.
We have mons OF the damp aud iosgy
atmosphere ~ sections whose altitude
BE- les than ours, uud Utah hogs are
ifru from disease. oar product n bet.
terthau that which ran be produced
anywhere else, Tor the reason that We
lave superior natural conditions"
rhe value o. hoy products used Ia
Utah alone h. $4,000, QUO annually, aud
much the greater portion h PAID iuf
tine imported article. Every dollar Of
this could and should be- kUpt At home,
aud Utah should have pork, hnms aud
lard iof export. The amount oil money
tlst goes out for this product would, "
Kent u home, make vest difference
TO tho hard tim,s.
The ulaughturiug cOmpanJ's premises
area picture iutt now. The lArle cold
storage loom, which mas q capacity Of
20 dressed h.rs, 100 buevgs aud 100
sheep, was iull this morning, anu Ne
cmpiUd uuung the day ln supplying
the various butcher shops. Every.
thing N neat, clean and convenient
uthe factory building new machinery
has been just added 20 increase
tue capacity iof turning out UHh
hams and iari. or cuut-p ID Is VOL
known that the Utah lard ~ far super
ior 10 the imported, anu people who
are acquainted with such matters take
the home made article every Time. IL
b, clean anu fresh. Tho company now
out 1t upi neat tin buckets with the
nome label prominently marked. The
Utah ham Is Of equally high quality
ana gets the preference In the market
A. far az II eau be- supplied. Tho tf0u.
bic l. that there are MT sufficient hogs
raised here 10 meet the demand, but
the providing OF central market by
the company may have tho effect, ~
u certainly should, Of stimulating an
industry which has "milliuus Ia ~"
annually Ia cash saved 10 the Terri.
tory.
WINTER AND SHEEP.
Owners VI sheep aro feeling anxious
regarding the outlook iur the winter.
some Of the wenthCfwiso say the
season II going 10 be- "a severe one, aud
that 70 VIII not Do long before heavy
SHOWS set iu, 10 Ou followed by severe
cold. Others iuslst that the winter
win be- Rirly open one. In the latter
Cuse the sheep owners VIII be- all Right;
but should extremely severe weather
come, there Is danger OF great lOss. In
Utah the winter anges are fairly good,
nndnn ordinarily hard season could be
withstoJn 10 II did not continue too
long. But iu western Wyoming,
where u o0nallpraulo number VI Utah
men keep their fucks, the winter
ranges are poor this season. TIE sheep
have come from the TALL range In good
condition aud h the winter h open
they will DO all right. II theirs are
yvIy heavy snuwa anu oJII spells tho
lose must be severe.
The condition 0f the wool market
East 10 that VI oXueme dullnuss,
Aslle from any considerations OF the
effect which the proposed iree trade
measutu viii have, there Is feeling
inst In no event will manufacturers
operate beyond most urgent wants
while no much uncertainty clouds the
outlook for manufactured goods.
THE NEvADA SOUTHERN.
Captain r. Foxwoll, manager OF the
California aud Nevada Southern rail.
way, iain tue city. Fun particulars OF
his project, which Is 10 build a liue
into the coal aud iron tieldg OF South
eru Utah aud 10 Connect with salt
Lake CITY, were given In the NLws
some four weeks ago,
FRANCHISE ASKED.
3. +. Walker presented petition 10
the Cay Council last evening, askingA
franchise for gas anu electrIo light
works. The franchise as suumitted
provides that the graatee,h bis successors
aud assigns, shall, aud by his accept.
nuCe OF the rights aud privileges
granted, agrees with the city 20 iur'
nish manufactured gas % the cluzsns
Vt salt Lake ~ "A price not exceeding
81 Ter thousand cubic feet, and natural
gas ~ not 10 exceed 30 cents per GIOui-
aud cubic feet; anu turAlsh electric
light at price not 10 exceed cent pur
hour for oach HiXteen.Caudie power
lamp, aud propJuiunate charge Tor
all lamps Of increased oanulu power
and for arc lights Of 2OO0'caudiB power
not TO exceed $40 pur month flg Il
O'Clock service and $40 per month tor
al night service; ~ furnish Tor tho
tlrtele, highwaya ami luunc placoi
- tile Olly la any dtarci numbcb at
hpiiuc n1I eXctnlinF so per month
iIt each are light or 2lJl candle power
Tor all uight service, uAch night lu tnu
M,rH; 20 furnish tho Guy ,ouuou
chamber, city oiilctsand puU.lclufary