Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-03
BUSINESS And MINES.
UrAu.hADE SHOES AT rGE FAIR.


record this afternoon The sale was
made by the SHIT Lake Real Estate
and Iuyestment company, (which
WIN. Burke 10 president aud VIM. o.
Hall secretary. to Catherine l.. Dyer,oi
Cheyenne, Wyoming. The piicc paid
Tor the properly " sl24,BOO'
and tue lhud IL subject TO
"a mortgage Of 81 900. The real estate
that exclangos hands by this transfer
~ the northwest corner Of this block
bounded on the north ny Market
street, between Third an1 Fourth
South, mud on tho west by West Tenn
pie street. IuCludCd Ia the sale h nlsn
u portion Of the lot uast, but not reach-
ing through 10 East Temple.
Timothy Dyer, n Cheyenne, also
bought today, ior the sum 0' t@JOJD,
from George Cullils, q lCtHHhUid right
uu certain property ON Oliye aud Conn
mgTclnl streets, anu the buildings
thereon.
THE rEOvO Mills.
The stockholders Of the Provo Man.
uiactunng company held their annual
meeting at the Garden Ciiy yesterday
serve fJf the unFuiug year. Two
changes were made IA the board, J. p.
r.. Johnson aud $. /. Jonor, of Provo,
ruufiug. Their places were filled by
the selection uf John II. Bgtnus, Of
Kaysyillc, aud George Romuey, OF this
city. The directorate now Biunds:
William -. Preston, &. =. Burton,
William IA. Rowe and George Rom.
ncy, Of Salt LAKE; r. II. Cutler, Of Lehi;
Myfun Tanner and Reed Smoot, OF
Provo; joseph =. Tanner, Of PaysoB;
nud J. n. Barnes, Of kayAville.
The directors will meet aud elect
rtilOefs. The former officials were:
William B. Preston Thomas 10.
Cutler vice president; william
II. Barsett, secretary; g. 3. Burton,
Reed 5m0Ot and VIM. II. Rowe eXeou.
tive committee; J. q. Cutler, manager;
Reed smOoi, associate manager.
The mills are now being iun 10 their
full capacity, aud while It II not con.
sidered they are earning profit, II IL
believed that they are meeting cN-
ponser, anu will come out even at tho
END OF the year. II this should be-
done, It will be- n gratifying result 10
the directors, 10 whom the prospect ut
the opening Of the heason was not en-
c)lfaging.
The first installmcnt Of the order for
goids for the California militia uni.
form II due Tor shipment on October 10.
IL has been manufactured and viii DO
forwarded by the stipulated time.
UTAH AT TIE PAIR.
Hido and Leather, Chicago trade
Journal, for Saturday, Sept. 3O,contains
NaNl NFHNH l.Ht
Uthh-mnde shoes a. the Worlds Fair!
"Shoes from salt Lake City may be-
seen In wide variety ia the Utah
building. They were manufactured
by the Zion cooperative Mercantile
Institution Of Salt Lake City and are
exhibited In large oase protected by
glass. All kinds from medium 10 fine
have been contributed. The patent
leather styles are artistic and we'll
MADE and the other grades reflect high
credit on the makers. IL II somewhat
difficult 20 give these shoes the ntton,
ton they deserve, MS they arc placed
ON the dark side Of the room. 10 IL un.
fortunate that these excellent samples
were not shown where thoy belong,
viz; the Leather aud Shoe Trades
building, Few Of the outside public
are aware that there IL frst class
shoe factory in full working operation
all the year round IN Salt Lake City.
1.-THE shoes mentioned had been placed
In the Leather and Shoe Trades
building, they would not only have
been seen 10 fat better advantage than
they are at present, but would attract
the attention OF an Infinitely larger
number OF peTsous, including many
western retail shos dealers. We COM
pllment our friends all tho same ON
what they nave accomplished. Al the
foot Of this show case are samples Of
what appear g. be- russell and wax
caliskin, tanned by the Cedar Creek
Cooperative association, OF Cedar
Greek, Utah. Again we have 10
regret that this leather In almost hid.
den from sight. No opportunity IL
offered 10 those Interested 10 examine
this stock closely"
LOAN ASSOCIATION LOssTa
"A stakeholder" sends Ia tho follow. |
ing communication today; "tt ls now |
evident that the affairs OF tho National |
Building anu Loan association are In |
n very bad condition. The directors |
Of the association transferred or rather |
sold the membeTs' stock into the West. |
eTn Loan ana Savings company last |
July without the knowledge aud con. |
sent OF many Of the stockholders. |
am one OF these mysolf The books Of /
the association shows about IS Per cent /
discount on our stock. / was told by |
the secretary OF the Western six weeks
ago that perhaps | could get the 10.
naming % per cent In three or four
years. | happened 10 see one OF the
directors OF The Western this after
noon. He stated that the said trans.
fefred stock Is m d worse condition
than they really thought II was al tlrst,
ana that they (the Westerly are trying
10 get receiver 10 take charge Of the
stock and other business OF the National.
EXTENDING CASH LOANS.
The city banks are brclming moro
lcnicnt with their dobtOrr, owing 20 an
essing up Of the money market.
While open loans are not the rule,
parties who are owing bul have good
backing are not being 90 closely
pressed ny was the case few weeks
ago, but are b ing further acu1mmO-
dated. An instance Ut this kind iu
which the debtor was relieved Tor D
time occurred toiay. His property
was advertised, under trust deed, 10
bo sold nj the Dsferet banl, az noon
today, but shortly before tue hour VI
the sale, the ha notified him that
the dir,CiOIs Lad agreed to give him
further due. This was not iIUm q tear
that the sale wOuli not realize sutli,
Client, for the property Ii worth many |