Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-09
BUSINESS And MINES.
Rllncss and SadllsTy Industry in
Heed Of Home BlC0lTl5 n.lt.
ADDRESS TO WESTERN CUSTOMERS
Road to los Angelss-ihc Continental
Misunderstanding aud O.htr
Items.


itshould. Thi,isnot due 10 local manu-
nctufcis bolng unable {, c0moc,o W
either quality Or price, but boz owing
mainly to the fact that Implement
lrslcrs, VINO have the li0u's aharo o.
tho harness business, ship boo .Iom tht
out.idu with thrir purchGutH of wagons
machinery, ole, aud ffom tlo eastern
firms.
There is perhaps only ono way @
remedy this wrong upon Che Terri
tory, and that's by action on the parI
% purchasers. Thu latter should in,
sist on buying only Uuh.madc hhr
nots, with the local mnuuiao
turcPa mark on s. aud thg
Importation business will becoin,
a thing Of ,hp past. The mauu.ac'ur.
era IN this city are uuauImous In slat
Ing that thoy viii duplicate the usual
Wholesale eastern prices with freight
added, and viii guarantee superior
workmanship AMI equal quality oil
matufgl ior the came money.
There AFRO gODdiy numYeg d sad'
dlesy nud harness makuWi on CONE
pnf1tlvply email scale iu GtGh, aud
their manufactures should ba increased
many times oveg TO take the place OF
imported guuds. There he enc arm Ul
manufactured la tho Territory who
uld the husiur-s OF collar making o.
hat Of hafncss-F. Plat & co., OF this
0 do" Dab n ID. a.. I'D
in 1852, aud - now Ciasted
Utah. Some ~ lta products find u
market iu Wyoming anu ldaho, and
az far west M California, Llst year
they employed steadily for,Uof over
twenty men. This year work "a given
20 less than hnlt that numhct. Other
manufactures report tlriilgr tullnrsg,
with lots Of Imported goodu coming In.
The harness and BndIlefy msu might
make a change Ia this state 0i al tirs
by combining and getting the facts
before Ihe public.
CONTINENTAL MARKET
After a season NJ ak weeks since II
was fret opened. the Continental
market No thu corner OF ~ South
and West Tenn 10 ttIru.s, 10 steadily
growing ia popularity Inc comfort.
able arrangement % the STALL, clean
and tiiy Appearance Of the
Interior u the building, good
iighl Rui other uatiiactory features Of
tho place make % attractive for
"shipprrs." As the winter comes on
further advantages will be- realized iu
having customers out Of the wet
aud cold whom purchasing supplies,
which receive additional protection
from frost by being under cover.
The nov hay market, attached 20 the
main building, also promises % be =
success.
As 10 tho family suppliea 10 bo 90.
tanned ifum the dealers who occupy
stalls, butter egg0, choese, poultry,
game, ilvh, meat, cases, pastries, iruits,
vegetables, piuslus, yiHrgnrs, etc,
are all there, 10 please tho most fasIidi-
Gus.
WESTERN INDUSTRIES,
The following circular has been To-.
cuivOd from Thomas lOngp, secretary
VI the Colorado Manufacturers OK.
change, Denver
The Members OF the Colorado Manu-.
inctuIern' Exchange ~ the Mer.
chants ana CltlZtns u the Entire
Traus'Miuissippl County, Greet
ing:
Fellow Citizens ana the Wes,-Con.
gttssional action having mthlessly
stricken down our leading Industry, It
has become more than over Of para.
mount impOrtanor,in order T. build up
our other industries, that the citizens
Of all thu states aui territories lying
between tho Missouri river anu
the Pacific should Individually exeft
thomsolvta O. develop tho great anu
varied resources ami foster this gene.
raj Interests of tho West, anu 10 lar az
possihle, la future keep western money
in western circulation, 10y giving the
preference In their purchases tu west.
ern products In all r,asonable ways.
Such c0urle will maintain tho
present western iactofics anu oucouf.
age the establishment OF new OnrF:
will increase tho local market Tor
western raw materials; will furnish
remuuergtIvo employment for aIdi-
tional western labor will not Only
maintain but increase the present
population OF tho West, will Justify
western railroads Ia lowering freight
rates by the great increase Of inter.
changeabie western tonnage; nad Will
materially diminlsh tao vast annual
tribute the Wust has boon aud Ia still
paying 10 distant communities, which
apparently hck tho most ordinary ap.
probation OF western interests.
We urge you 10 follow This policy
Loyalty and persiSteutly;
Flfat-Mlth REGARD 10 tho industries
OF cur own cities, counties Gnd states,
for the good work ehould he begun
with your own uulghbirs. Colufado
desires to see every Western state and
territory built up.
second-Subjeet TO your duty TO
your immediate noighhors, give the
manufacturers on the Missouri river
and westward tho preference In your
purchase, 90 long a. their goods are
equal ia quality anu M reasonable ia
price ha tnose Of dietaut competitors.
IRRIGATION BULLETIN.
Bulletin No. has Just been issued
from the Utah Agricultural Collsgs
Experiment station at Logan. IL deals
with irrigation and considers the fol.
lowing questions!
1.-The Influence OF the use OF vary.
Ing amounts Of water ON the amountof
crop.
2-The influence OF the amount Of
water on peioolatlon from the soil.
8--rhe influence ot increaaed psToo-