Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22

A''"' rue next session VIII Do lht
siEtl.
Enc governor Of each Stale or ,orri.
lory has ihu night 10 appoint lJ dele.
Eatef; the county courts ! i1 each
county; mayors OF all towns ami oi.irt.
/ delegate Tor each 5000 people; alt
commcrciai bodies may apioiu, c.iicr-
lively ihu sans number ns the WuyuI,
hlI tranBrof,lu0n cJmpauigs ate tu.
Titled 10 delegate esch, aau TIE c1E-
Ereismuu, governor, mayOfl. county
judges ui TIE 80 -MIaisipu
states nf8 Cx.cincio urlcga,es u Tie
congress.
GHE NiDWGbwiNTER FAIR
Last evening tsu following letter
was written 10y II. a.. ChHmbrr.. fros..
dent oftuc Utnh Worlu's Fals COIN.
ini1siou. 10 was sout TO the MidWlutpf
tait executive committee, auu s b.
rpsl1nfu ~ the rtqugsl that ihe Uml
exhibit at Chicago lC hold f9f tlc "a.
petition % san IfauCisc0:
BALI LAKE CRY, De. ~, 1893.
w. l.. Snyder SECRETARY executive
clmmitivr Miiwiuluf Fair, salt
Lake cay;
Dear Sir-Aiirr cJnfu'tlng with my
colleague, M.Hts. Nacki t0sh aul
EmIcy, relative lD tho inquiry CON.
tuinud in your letter Of De. n, We
have decided after CAREFUL c1usiIpfn.
ton 10 hold thu Worid's Fair exhibit
now IN our 20 session, guIjsu. 90 the
action u the governor uuu legislature.
We hfu very desirUus Uf promoting
the Interest OF Utah and hrlT,iiy favor
the making u M exhibit az the MID.
winter FAIR but in view OF the fact
that w were appointed Tor ,prpuc
lutpcsri uuu ilu property now in cur
possession To- tcffitursl piufurfy, W. ao
NOT Tel iusiilul in uzUrCiuug our
authority or milking any lthus ,Iapa,
uiilou ui 10 than On clearly IN netUfd.
hnro with TIC rover vested iuuF.
lu cur rrV8f tie governor nul Leg 81.
iaiuio we VIII earuuly recommend
ihgt We DO especially uulhof.z If 10
allow such p1ltloua OF the exhibit and
other properly ~ may bs urccHsafv
70 he sent 90 tho MidWintgt Ftlf, aud
us the legislature will soon be M session
/ have no doubt bat that such author.
iiy VIII DO promptly granted ana 90
am plu time % enable Unh % bu VOL
nud croditaUiy represented at san
AAANiaNas AANNIftNlhllNF
IL, G. CHAMBERS, PRECEDENT.
rE SUGAR. rNiuml.
The Chamber Of Commerce received
q letter from SulCfinicnGcnt r. r.
Cutler o. tho tuglr factory, totay
t1Aiing that the company was making
up lot Ui blocks Of sugar o. be- placed
on exhibition at the Midwintsf Fair.
The suggestion Tor thu dcsigu Of tho
exhibit was made by Secretary Snyder
OF tho Chamber Ui Commerce, who
proposed u double ba-p, one OF iugar
uusts ami the other 10 display sugar
beet reed, Tor u Iyum'd VI blocks 0f
sugar
PROM sASpEIE.
Tho report OF Josrph J. Taylor, Of
Manu, on the resource. Of Sanpgto
county was received by tho bureau Of
Information today. Nit. Taylor was
selected by tbs county court 20 perform
this duty, aud has made very M
pruhcnsiyc report.
Sanpelr county has forwarded a
check for $50 70 the Midwiutrr Fsif
executive committee to cid in tue Utah
exhibit.
tAiT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE
TOiay's clearing house exchanges
amounted 10 s-Ji,20A
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
New Yers-Silvcr, 90! =; lead, $500.
London-Sllvor, % IOI.
ORE ASp BULLION.
Mccormick & o.. received today
Sllvcrand lead ores, 500,
4. II. Jones d Cg. received today
Ores, $500; bullion, $500. Total,
sll 900.
Wells, Fargo & Go. received today:
MiuEo bullion, $3.50.
w. a. Hodges had In Tor assay 20
day III tons Of BulIlou.Beck ore,
ll3 tons N Horn Silver orc aud two
ether controls.
W. O.. NJ. Steward hal ia fOs assay
today M tons OF Buniur.Bcok ore.
j. W. CurH1 hAi Ia Ter assay today
10 tons Of Horn Silver ore, liz tons oi
Anchor I concentrates anu lone other
control.