Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-16

outsiders. as We term them, and instead
OF their pursuing q wise. policy they
abandoned the course that bad been
pursued by their predecessors, and dis
discharged the Mormon people from
their service. brought strangers from lha
cast aud west, and gave them employ
mcnt. will relate here atcW5Tk that
heard Superintendent John ShIIp make
about one wear "a ter the change Boo the
policy OF the railroads llg Said Go me
and tl others that within % year there
had been more railroad wrecks aud
more destruction of railroad property ON
the Utah Genital than thafC bad been
before from the time the lIai Ml was
lail 100 ths city on that liug tom Ogden
Whyl Because OF the rHys|e.sucss
uu the part OF those who bad beuu EN-.
ploycd: while those who bad been faith.
lul 90 the interests oil the road had been
discharged. iIyou will take the pains
to look up the question iu Che news.
papers of that period, you w.lI sec that
this statement of superintendent sharp
will De verified by the accounts OF
wrecks and destruction OF properly iu
them. The government OF ,nc city BIAS
also been turned over Every man
,Hlt wa. suspected ol having the least
color OF NUmonism about H'm was dis
charged from the service ui iUc city,
and strangers were imported and given
work. There was not % thing being
done Of n public character calculated to
give employment 10 the Latter day
saints Ia any direction; aud Wc began 60
feel that there was a responsibility resi-
ing upon as which required something
TO De done. Ia q small way lt least, no
the direction OF giving employment to
our people. SO we slated The sugar
works. although few ICup.e bad con.
NlguCe in the success Ut tuu undertake
ing Some Of our best men lacked con.
hdenrc iu 10. Men of means were very
glary about Il, aud did moi feel TO take
, any very active part 10 attempting TO
start h. There appeared o. Doe feeling
| OF m.sttust on the part VI the people
generally. II seemed as though al the
people lacked confidence boo the enter.
prise. fearing il would Dee q failure. and
% they put their money DO No. % would
bee lost On the back oial this, "hlrl
timcs' came on; scarcity of money
| began, and 1t became very difficult
matter indeed 10 continue the enterprise
90 success Therefore, some of the
/ leading brc hfen lolt obligated To- RAISE
means ~ soWg way To carry 10 ON and
save that VIII IA had already been cX.
pended upon o. The result was, we had
| TO borrow vcfy large sums of money. i1f
| which, until the present. We have had 90
pay interest. WHAT ior' For any bene.
! it 20 us2 No. Who lof' For the
Territory and for the inhabitants ol
| these valleys; for every dollar that D.
saved here helps to build up the country
and benefit the people. Now there is a
prospect Of this enterprise becoming a
success. They are manufacturing over
/ hhy thousand pounds OF sugar daily out
OF beets that are produced Ia these
valleys by the LattcT.day Saints, giving
not only employment TO farmers, but To-
the children or widows and to many Of
the poor among the people. The farmer
today who successfully raises the sugar
beet IS getting from 60 10 so an acre
from his farm that heretofore only
I yielded from $40 TO s3S an acre. This is
J a benefit to the people and to the