Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-12
MATTERS OF MOMENT
Salt Lake Inventors Bling lOlt q
New Windmill,
EFFECTS OF aoSET srnISGGStY.
Miners Blowing Up Chbiu"-Sm'kg.
less Coai-Exlendiug Bond'.-
other New"

lu an idea that pohsessrs two salt |
Lakom who have lust received u
patent iron, Washington on an IA.
ycntion which they have perfected,
On which they believe viii Tcyllu.
tiunlze matters in IT, particular Hue. |
Gtisanew hind OF windmill, Of very |
simple yot effective mtchauism. TIE
patuntuSs are Edwin l.. Davies and |
John y. White. Mt. Davies Is an |
engineer and IL now employed a, |
South Butte, Montana, thoush his |
home 10 hoSe. Mr, white has followed |
the business oi mining and resides iu |
the Fret ward of this city.
eve got on 10 the idoa while max. !
log toy windmill for my little bJy," |
said Mr.. White today, On hu was show
lag the design OF tho mill, "lA grn.
rfAl idos Is movable yanc, which I
dlut,s itself automatically 10 The |
winl when being driven, and oilrw
the least possible reaiHinncs 10 the |
ntuUHputrr when returning. THIS IL !
effected by having II on a pivot at the |
emu Of horfizontai bar. Whom needed |
Il oilers resistance Of tie full surface
Of thc vino, Us by Que aide being |
heavier than the other It is held la a
vertical position. Then WHOM 10 H.
coming against the wind on rnu fUiufu
/ part VI the revolution, ~ De- l1IsuuuI
aud presents only It, edge 20 tho cur.
/ rent. by an automatic sliuC ln toe |
| vnue.nTm the wheel N regulated Tor |
I strong or light winds. Tho principal |
/ OF centrifugal force II utilized On this |
slide or governor"
The makers claim Tor this mill |
That ~ can be- operated with less wind |
/ than any other now made ~ II has only |
one bearing Tor iriotiDni this Item also !
reduces the wear 20 "a minimum. fhey |
also state that Ia cost II will not exceed |
onc.hnlt that Of those now In general
uHe. One has been in succrssiul opera.
ton In south Butte for some time, anu
another IL tl be erected Rt Mr.. Whites,
In this city, ~ that liz working can be-
seen.
EFFECr w LITTLE MONEY,
"rhere is one bone flclAl eject u the
present money slrlnsOuoy herc,"
bsid the head OF leading
| business house today, "auu
that 1. 10 make tho people careful
OF .heir means, ~ thusc haTd times are
not an unmiHed evil after all. As
people We were going ~ certain ruin
~ cur extravaganza and waste. Now
that we ate getting down close, the
younger part Of thB people are begin-
ming 10 learn the value OF some OF the
things we ute. When We have 10 trade
about for what We want We cannot get
rid OF our possessions 6O quickly ab
when they aro IN cash, AMI as n con-
sequence We accumulate more. such
a condition IL a very good brake on us
when II does not pinch too tight.
know 1 got my own slaIt In timua whom
there was "A good deal Of "trndiug,O
anu much Of what had accumulated
because | could not readily dispose Of
II. Thus / learned 10 economics AMI
TO gather thinga around me. That Is
onu lesson the younger portion OF the
community, and good many older
ones, are leaning now. II thete times
stop our oxtravaganco they will prove
a blessing TO us."
UNION PACIFIC MORTGAGE BONDS.
Last evening there was filed with
the recorder of SAT- Lake county the
Biuking fund bonus extension agree.
ment between the Union Pacific Rail.
way company anu the Union Trust
company VI New York, trustee, dated
August o, 1878. The uul0n Pacific
Railroad company on September !,
1873, executed series II bonds, known
as sinking fuud mortgage bOnds,
aggregRting SIS, OO0, 900, payable TWEEN.
~ years from date anu bearing Der
l 81
of the bonds tho railroad company
issued mortgage or deed OF tTusl 10
| the Union Trust company ct New
York, bearing date " Ds0smDOr rs,
1878, covering the railroads. iiuuB,
lsuus and equipments ffJm Omaha,
Sch, 10 point i've miles west VI
OgIen, Utah, subject however, TO the |
conveyance IN trust aud mortgage to
Edwin ID. Morgan Gnd Cakes Ames,
dated November /, 1855, and 60 the
lien or mortgage Of the United States.
All but So, TO-, 900 OF the siuking fund
mortgage bonds have been already paid
anu cancelled, anu under the terms OF
the agreement IL Is arranged that II the
holders OF these bonds at any time on
or before the first day OF September
consent to an extension 0i Payment 90
September /, 1900, tho company will
agree 70 pay tue principal al that time,
with Interest ut 8 per cont The AgTee-
ment IL signed by Edwin Il. Atkins,
vice president, aud Alex Miller, score
tgry, ON behalf Of the railroad com.
pany, ana Edward King, president,
anu II. NJ. Kelly, secretary, for the
trust company.
eNOKCLRss COAL.
Says the 81. Louis G'O5e'DemOordh
John n. Clements Of tho Chrisly Fire
Clay company has secured an option
on 5000 acres OF coal land Ia the Ouchi.
Ia river district in Arkansas which
may 40 far toward solving the smoke
question. IL Ia what is known a.
smokeloss coal. IL can be burned on
the floor in parl0r without giving OIL
any smoke. MI Clements has buen
alter the property for SOME tune, anu
mas had the coal tested M the Chfisty |
sorks, the Crystal Plate Glass Works, |
| thD Rplleyllle CiRH Works and other