Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-27
EVERYTHING IS SETTLED.
Tho Trustees 10 Meet and sign the
Refinery Contract
NEW STREET RAILWAY ROUTE,
Change in saliair Beach Directory
Railroad for Deep Crcek.-Mining
and Real Estate News.

] WIN IthltcA 10 Nnt tVlIti i'hhNA1'
After week Of delay and vexsii0ns
TO mon who were hard at work In
closing the deal for the site, every.
thing has been amlcably Arranged, and
ut noon today the last transfer VI deeds
NECESSARY vas made.
Notwithstanding tho efforts Of the
past week, by North salt Lakcrs, to
clear the ,itie to the Petit farm, thc
whole matter was, at the time OF the
NEWS going to press on Saturday
afternoon, con the ragged oige," as
stated. A short time after,lt seemed as
though the entire business had tslltn
through. Ia the subscriptions taken
up to remove the $4,000 mortgage
there were various tracts Of mnd
rendered a. security, and Nr, Petit
did not think u proper 20 accept these
In lieu Of his claim. Then the aiiug-
ton became extremely dubious, AMI It
seemed almost certainty that the
whole thing was n failure.
At lass thuEu came a man for tho
breach In the person OF q. ID. Amos.
He rendered his note for $50, 900, with
security In mortgage ON his terrace,
and the Offer was accepted. Then II
was learned that there was already "a
$4,000 mortgage on II, and that again
checked negotiations. J. II. Bacon
beld this mortgage, and being sent flr,
arranged affairs satisfactorily, aud by
1880 p. m. the whole thing was cleared
| up.
Today the work OF transferring the
subscriptions 10 Mr.. Amos, 10 secure
him, was attended 10, aud At noon tie
last OF these was made.
A call was sent out this morning by
Judge Looibourow, chairman OF the
board OF trustees, FOR tho trustees 60
meet at O'Clock this afternoon aud
afliX their signatures TO the document.
Then the whole matter will be con-
cluded.
aft ~ practically closed up now"
said QUE or the trustees this afternoon.
"rhe lawyers have had their ray, anu
passed on everything as all right We
have nothing more TO do now but to
sign the contract, and then proceed to
operate under II. There IL nov nothing
whatever TO cause any delay. The
trustees will get together at 4 or
O'Clock this afternoon, and sigu."
At 4.3O this Afternoon tho trustees
were assembling ut the Busintsi Men
association rooms. Those who were
present were waiting for 0lhers who
had not arrived before preceding
with the i0rmaiity Of aiiiXlng the
signatures.
A CHANGE IN RAILWAY ROUTING.
Tho paving OF East Temple street,
which 10 to be- proceeded with ns
quickly as the state Of the weather Will
permit, will require the temporary
abandonment, by the electric car
service, OF that street between South
Temple aud Second South streets. The
Salt Lake City railway company is
now making the necessary preparation
Tor the change by putting In switches
and Trucks at tho corner OF South and
West Temple streets.
Under the new arrangement, traillc
Will be diverted IRON East Temple
10 West Temple, between the
streets named.i Said superintendent
Read today; at would be impos.
Hible TO maintain coed service
the other way during tho paving.
There would be too much delay under
such circumstance, 90 we VIII divert
the traillc around this way and keep
everything going satisfactorily ana
smoothly. Tho rwen,y.drat ward,
Twentieth ward, Center street ana
Warm Springs branches VIII be the
lines chiefly Affected"
sALTAIR BEACH co. CHANGE.
A change has been made In oilicers
OF the 5aitair Beach company. At
meeting Of the cOmpany'a directors,
held on March "a, George q. Cannon,
MILFORD Woodruff ami Joseph F.Smith
rendered their resignation rs directors
OF the Beach company. The tender
was accepted, and vote Of thanks
given for past services. The retiring
officials expressed regret nj having to
sunder their pleasant relations with tho
board, but press Of business matters
impelled them 10 take the step. Thomas
q. Weber, Spencer Clawson and
Heber NJ. Wells were elected 10 MI
the vacancies. At a meeting OF the
new board Of diroctore, held today,
N. w. Clayton was elected president
OF the company, and ThOs. q. Webber
Vice presldent.
FOR DEF CREEK.
'Is the Salt Lake and Los Angeles
going to Deep Creek" was the quea.
hoh put W N. W. ilu1 lOu kOuaJ.
eve will try for II, !" was the reply.
"If the City Council grants our request |
now before 1t, we will push right out
for the West"
Said Secretary Pearson Of the Bust
nees Mems association today:
cit only requires n start, ana some
body will Jump into that Deep Greek
scheme. think the limo that we can
expect tho most from Is TIE Salt Lake |
and ALos Angeles. Tho others
may be thinking Of II, but
that one has most thor
oughly looked over the field. Its
officers know the fitu0tion exactly. Ii
has It's line started, and the portion
Luilt IL already paid for and bonds
Issued on Il for for S8)D,Oln. with this
money 1t can extend farther to the
west, aud have more road TO bond. |
What is needed Is 10 Inspire conf.
dence in the people that something Ia
actually going to be done. l am salts.
fed that II tie Salt Lake ana Los
Angeles starts out aud builds line 10.
wards Deep Greek, ihprel would be
no difficulty in falHlng 5000 to
$500, 900 right here In salt Lake to take
stock In the dnlerprse'
Rl.IIos oF Lose AGO.
A Kingston, Now Mexico, dispatch
says. Considerable 04cltemeut has been
caused here by the discovery Of what
Ia believed 10 be a mine once worked |
be the ancient inhabitants OF New
Mexico. a month ago w. q. Porter