Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-13
INTERESTS At HOME.
nOT0 About tlo Wooden Mills at
Bdiiam City.
UTAH cLouIs IL CALIFORNIA.
People Paying on Morlgagca-rroublr
at the Anchor. Mining aud
Other Items.

People Paying on MorlgagcG-rroublC
at the Anchor. Mining aud
Other litms.
David Bsolb, writing from brigham
CITY TO tho NIws tayG Bciug
reader Il The soml-4O,kly noticed an
article iu TuesJay's paper concerning
the Brigham CITY Wooden Factory
which ia very crediRblo ns far ~ II
gOcs, but H. my mind IL not explicit
enough, AMI hardly represents the
busiuuss a. It, merits deserve. Your
informant states % 90 be- "a branch Of
the brigham CITY Mercantile tustitu-
ton, which is hardly correct IL ls
owned and operated by somu " the
former sharrholIurs. OF that Institution,
who have combined and vita capital
stock have purchased uud paid Tor the
buildings aud machinery 90 tlo value
u s22,uOJ. the company r. iucotpor.
aiyd according TO the laws " the Ter.
ritofy, ana the shareholders are me.
chanics, farmers, aud lAb9rois,
md oven widows ate inturos'cdi there.
i5Iu Il bul3n 10 tho lclplc IN aud
Uuuuj the toliltmuuts. Now, regard.
iug cur labor IN the factory, a. you
have usun informed previously, We are
making very good quality Of goods
aud lho hsnds that ato employees are
all skillet labgtefs, They take great
Interest in their work. Thg superln.
tendcni, Anthony A. Jensju, 10 whole
fouioi in lho business. 10 tho credit
OF some VI our merchants be II thI4
they are putting our goods before tho
people nnu cell quite q quantity, which
~ an encouraging showing.
People Ia coming ia 10 trade wool
eau ret their pay ia goods
20 take back with them. All
We need Is for the people to ipur.
chase the articles maIu, and we will
guafauirr them good treatment aud
honest work. lfthCy viii no THU, they
viii be tusIaiuing one Of CUR nome
lnduttf.ts.
rAItK "RrCORD" IIENs.
Confederate work has been done on
the EAglu's Nest group uf claims below
town, aud tuo writer is informed that
the vein was cut recently aud gives
great promise of n body uf g0uu ore
Tue wOfK has been performed by VII.
liam Burns and two sluf, who are
greatly pleased a. tho showing they
have Ilf Ift.
When tho employees OF tho Ontario
company were called In TO Sign the
pny roll for last months work, 10 was
learned that The company had, by mis-.
take or O.hUfWWe, raised the price Of
huari % the Old figure OF one dollar per
day. To a man they refused 10 sign
the pay roll until the error was no.
kuowlrjgtd aud fcciifled. Tho Salt
Lake office was notified, and word
soon cAmu back that the error would
be corrected aud the difference added
tDUtCh mans check next month. This
guarantee satisfied tho men, the pay
roll WIS siguei and all u again serene.
BlX or urvUn cars " framed timbefs
have arrived recently Tor the Ontario
lunChiug plant. aud have been trans.
iorrcd % tue building. Thcrcg timbrr.
were framed and prepared at thr
works ui Contractor Salauli In San
Ffaucl-co, aud constitute nearly all the
Internal arrangement OF the big
lcachUr AMI no DOUBT tho work VI
pnClng them together will be- com.
mcnce in the near future, though In.
curry at headquarters ~ met with the
reply that nothing IN known OF the
cJmpHny'i intcntious-lhe framed
tlmbur- nfe here, that h all tuat IL
known, However, aH silver Ia appar-
eutly growing stronger gradually, and
IA the extraction OF bullion from the
Old No. tailings dam would bs nearly
like finding II, there II tOmB reason ~
believe that the plant Will bp COmplet.
ed anu placed la operation Ia the near
future, IL Will prove q source Of uu-
doubted profit 10 the company anu hs.p
II out 10 great extent In the present
depression.
Considerable excitement was created
Sunday afternoon last when II became
generally known thlt Mike Fitzgerald
and HpKh Kilkenny hal tnkon al.
vantage VI the uwnrrihip u piece "
ground crossed by the road leading 70
the tniOn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by the
AyshUr COmpguy-ani had cl0sod the
road, lnvesuruuOn proved the rumUr
Yen grounded, Tor the men hal plantei
IN stake la the middle OF the ROAD, built
large monument around it, and put
up notice warning everybody that u
was private property aud that no
tfospAssiuR would uu allowed. James
Farrell d Go. Issued orders 10 thUlr
teamH,ou % pay no attention 90 the
notice and 10 drive over tlu uhs rue.
tlou, AMI Monday morning these IA.
struu,iOus were Obuyoi q the letter,
ami tho mOnumuut was soon wiped
OUT OF existence. The next
move made by Fitzgerald AMI
Kilkenny was 10 cut trench
acroa. tue road and begin tho work OF
sinking a shalt being apparently dc.
termiued 10 close the road at all haz.
ards. SupuriuIouleu. hoitl told tho
boya that under present conditions the
Anchor would shut down rather thaH
engage in lawsuit 10 clear the ROAD,
aud more especially as 10 mad, whou
the road was first BUN, procured
right OF way 10 every foot oi ground
travGTs6d by tue ROAD, lhu force o.,
men employed At the concentration,
seeing that They would soon bu OUT vi
JOO unless the road WAS cleared,
mNtChed In q hjdy, headed BY Fore
man James II, kescel, % where Fiiz.
gerald anu Kilkenny were 10 work,gLd
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