Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-07
BUSINESS MATTERS,
The Utah Sugar Company Elects Its
Directors.
THE DrsEREr MILLS WILL SELL.
Deep Creek 10 b, Assisted.--A Brick
Works Pr9poslilon.-lIrlef
Dlts Of News.

The stockholders OF the Utah Sugar
company held their second regular
annual meeting nj O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. The affairs OF the company
were reported to bs In n satisfactory
condition. Tie old board OF directors
was re.electei as follows George q.
Cannon, T. II. Cutler, Il. ]. Grant,
Moses Thatcher, Francis Armstrong,
james Chipman, James Jack, George
NJ. Cannon, W. II. Rowe, John Beck,
Spencer Ciawson, l.. q. Hardy, Elias
Morris. Tho officers OF the company
are; President, Elias Morrl.; vice
president, George q Cannon; secretary
anu treasurer, Horace G.. Whitney.
CuAMngR OF COMMERCE..
The regular meeting Of this Chamber
Of Commerce directors was hell at 4
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. MIR. L.. T..
kelsey started the Deep Creek railway
ball rolling, and stated that la can.
wasting for tho copper bonus he found
The railway proposition In great lAvOr.
lie thought n good sum OF money
could be raised for 1t. After discussing
the subject a short time, tho following
were appointed az a committee 10 do.
Wise some scheme 10 raise local capital
10 aid Ia building road; John w.
D0nnellau, George A. Lowe, w. y.
McCornick, NJ. II. Walker, j. IL.
Bacon, +. II. Auurbach, James 4.
Little, Richard Mackintosh, George
NJ. Scott, Hober NJ. Wells, Frank
Knox, II. q. Chambers, George Y.
Wallace, w. T.. Noble, Jane. Sharp,
ID. q. Adams, q. Il. wsntland, Judge
Colhurn, james X. Gillespie, w. IL.
Puwors, NJ. J. Gray, Governor Thomas,
T.. q. Trent, G.. q. Goodwin, &. o.
Whittemore, Hrber j. Grant.
A communication was received from
the Laramie Iron works In regard to
arranging for the removal o. the same
TO this city. These works are owned
by tho Union Pacific railway, aud tho
secretary was INSTRUCTED TO Cnmmunl-
cate with Prrsident ). II. IL. Clara to
see II anything cal DO done to ger tho
company To locate.
The owners Of the Deseret Wooden
Mills submitted IA proposition fof the
sale 0f th- company's stock 10 tho ex-
tent Of f7j. 900, which wouli be a olD.
trolling interest la this mills, for the
purpose Of Raising mOrp capital 10
operate with. TIE proposition con.
talnc n statement Of the mill property
and business. The works are located
& the corner OF FIN North and Third
West streets, the DuilIins being OF the
following dimensions:
Main hulding..,.,............ ........soNi00 feet
weave ~ trct
Dye room % iuet
Molcr mouse, frame -.,..,.''s'''''..'.a1N feet
blacksmith aud carlcntcr........-..,llN % fset
I've store irAWc ,,''-..'s'..'s....s's,,slN - tert
store house. iron''''.'.''. .........'bjN 70 fees
Thp machinery consists II Que 90.
horse power boiler, one 75.horsc power
boiler, one % horse POWER Corlirs en-
CINE, fuur sulaoi woulen machines, etc.,
anu everything requisite Tor this manu-
fnclu,ing OF cassimeta, tiaunels, blank.
cts, yarns, etc; also n knitting plaut
for making all gtalcs OF ladies', mis-.
pes', chlldren's, mons aud boys
hosiery. The plant also includes six
flowing wells and property valued as
follows:
Land valued ALUMINIUM, ,,..,.-,...s 1909 co
Nuildings ,,.. ...,........ ....--...... 8ltSi o.
hhNNlh'll ssssssssssssssssssss sssssssss AFilaa 90
Last year, while but in operation q
portion OF twelve months, the company
produced about 100000 worth OF
koNhHs "hh WI AiAHio BLUM wa hhuit
the plant can proiuce from Sl25, 900 to
sli1, 900 worth OF goods anu give em-
plOymrnt 70 100 persons. The conf
pany has issued stock TO the amount
OF 500, 1888, ali OF which has been paid
In cash, at a par value OF 500 per
share. They IRE willing To call
In stock to the amount OF SIS, 1856,
leaving tho amount Issued Mt sl25, OOO,
which would leave $4,000 In stock IN
the treasury. This they viii sell at the
par value Of sl00 per share aud the
amount realized will DO used In the
business. At the same figures they
would be willing to sell auy OF nil OF
the S75, 900 In stock which they hold,
30 that II 1t Is desired the control would
pass out Of their hands.
The chamber took no action upon tho
proposition.
he secretary reported that he HAD
received an expression from about two
thirds OF this members that they were
averse TO giving the banquet proposed
at former meeting. A report was
also mnue by Nj. Coates that he had
gone under an appointment as u com.
mit,ee to secure the removal VI the
Pioneer library from this Chamber OF
Commerce building, but Mr.. Diehl was
not disposed to surrender the room, Ms
IL was desirable place for the library,
and he claimed the library had lease
on the same for two years. No rent
hal been paid, 80 Mr.. Coates reported.
lie was requested % further continue
his work aud ascertain whether the
library held the room under lease.
The Utah Pressed Brick company
desired an endorsement OF petition
they have made to the city council,
asking for the donation OF certain
ground belonging 10 the city located
near POpperlon place. IL this land Is
given them they promise TO imme-
diately establish pressed brick, fire
brick and sewer pipe plant, not to cost
less than 81, 900 to DO completed and
In running order ON or before the 10th
day OF September, 1893. They also
promised TO furnish u brick 20 TINS
market equal to the Golden Colorado
brick that now costs 500 at s25, ami
| fire brick Tor $40 per 1000 less than IL
sells for ut present. The number OF
hands TO DO employed Is from twenty
Ave to thirty. The land asked for Is
| 24.27 acres, located on the hillside
north OF Popperton place. The matter
was referred to committee consisting
OF Messrs. M. j. Gray, w. III. Rowe
and l.. +. kelsey, with power to act.
The news OF the appointment OF
| Governor West to the executive chair
In Utah was favorably received and