Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29
BUSINESS And MINES.
Suggestion for a Clothing Factory 10
this City.
THE RAILWAY FROM THE WEST.
Struck II Rich.-Alasha Gold Fields. co.
Land unlcc Bu,lncss.-Mining
and Olhur Items.

"rho comment on the superiority Of
the goods maze In tho wooden mills
% Utah, both rs to quality auI cheap.
nols," said n promiuent buliuus4 mau
/ today, "sbould wake some Of our
/ philanlhropic capitalists up 10 eslab.
ilshing stili further industry Ia this
line her, in Sale Lake. Say
philauihropic, Tor that element
hss entered into the Inauguration
Of every successful home Industry
hero ~ to tho present, aud probably
Will continue TO do NO 20 the end OF the
chapter. Men VINO put their money
Into home Industries do not expect al
immcdiaie return Ia tro way Of dlyl.
aouds or interest rhe carly returns
come 10 the community In the wpy Of
/ building the country up,aud dividends
are OF necessity a later consideration.
The fir.h.r inausiry / refer to Is the
ostablithmCnt OF clothing factory.
The trouble with hom. made goods is
not that they&te not CHEAP enough OF
good enough, bu, that 10 costs more
here 10 sci them made up Tor mem.
wear than II should do. This extra
cost lie not because Of high wages to
tailoff, but by reason OF the absence OF
facilities anu system for manufacture
at the lowest cost. Every practical
man knows that where q large amount
/ Dl work is eystomatizcJ, with various
l departments committed in tue caro- OF
/ specially trained w0Jkmen, Tia,
| cost Of production is reduced to
| minimum. What We need now lie a
factory g. make up clothing In n me.
| tholical wny,with the various dutlus OF
manufacture 30 divided that the
| w'rkers wlll become AIopis Ia special
ltrcs, as cutting, lifting, etc. Hail
/ dozen meu eau do more in half
duEen branches ny each keeping 30 one
| than they eau by all going irum ono TO
| another IA succession. A clothing
factory hero could make up clothes
/ Just a. cheap as elsewhere, II II was
started on sufficiently large scale.
There IL plenty OF room here, too, Tor a
| good institution OF that kind, and one
| properly hhudled would SOON cause
/
! Article IN this market, I think thu
subject Of such a factory 10 worth TAX
| lar up nUw.n
Upon the same subject another
| gcnllumnp In the clothing business
said, "Why, Of course, home made
/ goods ART ~ cheap as the same quality
Ia the East DO not for a moment
thiu4 that oil the mo . suitinga We
Import nfe from eastern manufactured
| gJols. Ga the contrary somp Of them
aru from western goods. Cloth manu-.
| isC.urrd here Ia Utah ir shipped 10
/ san Francisco, made up into suit, and
suut back here and sold US
/ cheap as goods Of the same quality
/ rom elsewhere. | know there are few
| people who ghink that when they buy
a ready made imported suit they are
under the llkullhooI Of gutliug piece
| Provo goods made up by outside
lnllarf, but II IN a fact. 10 10 true II is
not much OF these goods that olmes
back. When We can have trst.ciass
clothing factory here we will no, need
% so east for chehply made g00ds.
They 6hOuld be manufactured here
now"
TIlE HALLWAY IRON THE WEST.
Frederick stock, President Of the
Los Angeles, Owens Valley ano Unh
Railroad company, states that the
uOnds for the proposed first section vi
the railroad, from Independence 10 !
Mgjaye, California, have been accept. |
ud by thu London syndicate and that |
according TO the agreement between |
the company and the synuicate the |
hr-t irstallment Of money, not lsts |
thHu f2J,UOu, IL 10 be- here by 5eptem.
Der Let, anu that work viii be- com.
menueu on the road aa soon as tue
money IL received aud orders 10 I
commence are cabled from London,
rays the Los Angeles ETprtss. lie |
say that T.. #. Green, WIN wus given
the contract TO build the lG3 miles Of /
road anu equip It for 81, sos, 900, has
let sub.cOntracts and In all ready 10 gO |
% work. Mr. Stock states that both
the railroad aud canal will be built
soon. The latter Is called the Mount
whitney canal, IL eighty miles long
and estimated 70 cost 100000. A |
cRbegrRm has been received ordering
work 90 commence on the canal In
November.
FOUND RICH ORE.
Ed Loose, Of Provo, has been de-
sir0us for long time VI being the pos.
SCISSOR 4 = gold miur, ana believed that
his ambition In this direction could be
grntified In southern Utah. Under
this impresBion hs has had an expert.
enced miner out prospecting. Now
Mr.. LOOsi smiles In "A way tnat an
nounces TO everybody that he feels
satisfied with the news which his
pIoapector has Just brought Ia. The
Bssayef's cert hcAte baCKs the assertion
OF tbs gold hunter that he has struck !
II rich, by showing that the samples OF
ore brought In gave In tesis $3.50 In
gold 20 the ton. Mr.. Loose has started
post haste Tor tho new discovery, the !
whereabouts Of which he re.uses 10
dlvulge at ptesent, anu merely asserts
that it Is IN cine southern country" II
things are ~ favorable IA he believes
them 20 be- now, more will be heard OF
the affair ~ soon us Mr.. Loose makes
his location secure.
LAND OFFICE.
The register anu receiver Of the
land office have made their decisiOn In
the case Of Data Peterson VI Sarah A, {
Wing, involving u homestead entry Of :
100 acres OF land In township 8 south,
range east. The entry WAS made !
by Sarah A. Wing, November 10Th,
1892. On June 9Th, 1898, Data Peter d
son filed an affidavit VI contest, 4
alleging abandonment for more than
ri1 mOuthH, The case WAS heard [