Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-01
VARIOUS BUSINESS ITEMS.
vrslsbt Rates obtained For The Cop.
per Smelter.
BUILDERS AND BUILDINGS.
y,,riaed Brick Factory Proposed
The G. y. L. & II. y. Railway.
Real Estate Items.
BUILDERS AND BUILDINGS.

ofthe location Ol tne coflct iehhe'y nv
al, lake CITY. The only doubt that
ga. EXPRESSED was In relation to rail.
CAV rates, and this is swept away by
IN. arrangement effected with Mf.
,Iuntoe. Of the Union Pacific, who
.snt the following telegram laet even
'"r "RAwI1Ns, wyo.,
February ~, 1898.
ga W. Eccles, Salt Lake:
al met ID. &. Adams and 5. W.
a,.sn this n. IN. and reached salts.
,'c,ofy understanding rs 10 rate on
cenpef matte, Butte 10 Salt Lake, and
~ rlp1.r east. Latter OF course suit.
i,ctto concurrence OF II. q. w. Ies.
10, 10 meet Mr. BAJcGck at Santa
batbafa and explain matters In detail
IA him, Please advise Mr.. Hubbard.
t,t,,n has gone 10 Denver and Adsm,
goes to Portland. Everything nppnr.
entity satisfactory.
J. a. MUNRoE."
Anent tho copper sni.iter PROPOSE.
ton, Il 10 interesting TO note tue ex-
lefieuce OF Cheyenne In regard 10
About year ago, S2JO,0OU was
raised for u bneltcr, the promoter
Of the scheme being Benjamin
blanchard. lie selected site, spent
abjut 5000 In materials and labor,
10000 IN plans anu other items, uDu
then quit. The bonus has just been
returned to the contribution, ana as u
consequence OF tho failure, Cheyenne
AZ -
will take a long while 10 recover from.
In dealing with parties here the people
want TO negotiate only with those who
are aDle anu willing TO carry their pfO'
positions through 10 n nnish. IL wan
10 obviato! any danger OF the kind
referred TO that the Business Meme
committee obtained tho financial
endorsements given 10 AesirS. Posey
and Green al the outset, anu not until
these were secured were any definite
lteps taken for securing tho bonus OF
lgO acres Of land and 100000 cash.
The situation VI all airs IL now such
that tho refinery mon can align the
necessary contracts with the trustees
and proceed to business at once.
BUILDERS ASSOCIATION.
The Master Builders md TIaders'
Association met last evening anc elect.
ID thu following tfllcers: =. W. Nor.
Hion, president; ". J. McDermott,
vcs president; A. Il. Gibson, s-cr,.
lay; n. Il. Redteld, treasurer; 3. &.
Sheffill, A. NJ. Grant, Alex. Melon
aid, directors for two years, anu A. q.
shoemak.rs, w. 3. Simkins aud Daniel
Eye, directors for one year. A COM
u.itee was appointed 10 secure rooms
i@ the association. 1t was also decided
Ioincorporate.
BUILDING PERMITS.
During tho month Of February
building permits were Issued by In
spector Hsmhn:
A. l.. Folger, George Moss, J. IL.
Kirk, Raddon, Williams Il Co., +. &.
Mckinney, Wm.i ID. Pnncy, Mrs. A.
L.. hamlin, Ripple a Robinson, Han
nah Mckelyey, John Self, IL. HazvD,
+. Dorau, II. ID. Millett, Albert 4
Nordquist, Swedish Lutheran Churcn,
NJ. IL. Beardsley, A. IL. Carter, IL. #.
HapgoOd, ID, J. O'Mahoncy, &. ZucH-
swert, Bush Brothers, Frank Cries,
Edward Sudbury.
THIS aggregate value Of proposed
buildings and repairs IN slS, G95, or less
Than one-haif OF February 1892. The
most costly structure Is the Swedlsh
Lutheran Church, $1,000. flour other
tuildings exceed $1,000 each, while
Twelve are estimated at that amount.
The remaining eleven permits are
chiefly Tor repairs or additions to exist.
Ing houses.
These figures indicate the stagnation
OF the building movement Az COMPARED
with February, 1892. when tlic value
OF buildings for which permits were
Issued aggregated $4,000. This ia
doubtless due to the long.continued
winter, as tho January permits this
rear exceeded those OF January,
1862 by $40, OPS.
A LOCAL PROPOSITION.
The following is the text Of com.
munlcatlon presented 10 the City
Council last evening:
ITO the Honorable President and
wy Council, salt Lake City, Utah:
"dentlemcn-Tho undersi gned are
aoouI 10 build terra Gotta anu vitri.
heu DIlOk works In your city, aud
respectfully ask that you give Us MI
opportunity at an early date TO bid Tor
voc brick 10 DO used In the gravity
sewer aud paving OF streets. We Will
W ehuy to furnish 10000 brick per
ny IN ninety days time. We proplse
wuullu plant second to none this side
1hicngo, ana VIII be fully equipped
piuIhlsh you nll siZes terra Gotta pipr
w sewerage, vitritied brick and i,fe.
riSonhg, anu We would respectfully
sk that you appoint II committee TO
,ouA INTO the matter beiors letting
'ou'facts to other parties.
Accompanying this letter you will
,ass hnd sample briquettes, which
asVe been thoroughly analysed, and
We wiz give your committee nil Tie
'A'olha'ion they desire.
,hssptctfully submitted. Yours
w "u'y' II. Nj. HApLEY,
Il. j. DMMICK,
For tho COmpauy.D
us 'ne company for which M.ssrs.
ty anu Dlmmick speak Is 10 bs
~ .ou shortly, and the extent OF
NV iaelory which they will erect de.
~ sus lh some degree upon the prospect
VIA market for their wares.
CANNOT LEASE ASPHALT LANDS.
1,ns announced that Secretary OF the
i.erlof Noble has promulgated M. an.
pern,t,,h tha1 the Indians will not be
and Nu 10 tease any OF the asphalt
Iue,ve,, ane uintah aud Uncompnhgre
c,nilsiis,us 10 The ryndiehte Of
mins,ai" now seeking 10 operate the
country. s'o''Oh OF
EATENsION AuTIInRlyrn