Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-14
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING.
Manufacturers Meet aud Decide to Hold
n spr.ng Exhibit OF Utah Goods


At the Chamber Of Commerce iasi
evening there was large aud en-.
thusIasio meeting Of the Mauu.S.,ur-
ois' Bureau, President d. Il. Gran, iu
the chair aud Secretary wantIanl act.
lug a. clerk. 4 large number OF ,holo
nrefuut were manufacturer, AMI they
were really In earnest aud mean, Uusi.
nt8l.
In his Introductory romarss the
chairman stated that tho object OF the
meeting was to consider the aayisa-
bnty Of renting manu'ag.urCu'
room iu some part Of tue clis 900 which
10 exhibit the material and rUUIp
manufactured Ia Utal. IL ws alsO
desired thag TIE meeting FhuuII cone
elder tlu proposition Of cailiug "a mass
mpsiug In some suitable place iu thv
ipterrst VI the exhibit. He tail the
dine Tor agitaung the question % buI.
uDttllF looms industries WIS now
when everybody seemed thoroughly
awnko 90 The necessity 81 duing HOmus
thinf Boz that line, for when times are
prosperous people will take very little
Interest iu fuCh thinge. Grai pfugtcss
| has brel made in tue last mouth, aud
the prospect Tor thoiliufe was bright
John IA. White referred 10 tuu good
! work being done by the Manufacturers
Bureau, and said the people were be-
Ginning TO learn that They could 10
/ brttuf by buying homemade goods
| than by importing them nom other
pnfts. a unity between the mnuuinu.
| Jurors and pr1ducors should Dc UsiaD.
| lshoI. Ho was iu favor uf holding "a
spring exhibition Of home manuiac'
lures,
A number Of silver bultoBs 10 bu
worn 90 badges braring The words,
"Supporl Homo lndustfius," were UA-
| Inhibited by the chairman. The silver
oi which they were made came itOm
/ the Ontario mine, anu was donated ny
Mr. II. e.. CHAMBERS.
Alr. White thought II would be best
10 obtain a hail tn which people could
wslk around aud examine the exhibit.
| Was willlng ~ give So tUWarla de-
| ffayiug the vXIcnfeu Of the exhibit
q. h. Culmet suggested That u sub
/ suflptiou list be- opened. lilo sail he
had made money aud hopll ~ con.
tinuo IN doing 20 by manufacturing
| goods hero. Thought the laUJr unions
ah0uli reduce the wage rat. 10 enable
] tue factories ~ star up anu employ
| the idle men. A nuostie factory aud
auspenIef factory had been estnb
| lished since the opening up OF tue
Manufacturer Bureau, aud there wot,
! many other things tina, could DO made
mere a. we'll.
T.. n. Cololough, superintendent o
the Salt Lake lrOu Woke, said may
Kinds OF iron work could be done II
tho city better aud cheaper than II
Chicago. The matter u lroights re-
quifrd consideration.
J. W. Smell anu sam Lovy tavoreJ
the exhibit
Jacob Morilz moved that n mass
meeting DO hviu la the lhohlcr ia thi
Interest OF homo manufactures, ant
that a spring exhibit OF Utah articles
be held. Said no would give s.6 10
wards deirlying tue expenses.
q. A, Whitaker fypycseuting Tn,
FederutsdTrades,s Aid,h Joint commit
tee Of the Bulldog Trades oongtes
aud the Federated Trades were doinl
what they could Ia this direction.
aud suggested the Walker pavilion a
the best place for holding H. His eug
ge.tiOn wa unanimOusly adopted.
Daniel Fruy, representing Mt. blm
kim, the brick manufacturer, an,
John Grimes, OF the Building Trade
congress, addressed the innetlng II
support Of home manufacture,
j. l.. Morris favored tut movement
aud moved that a committee OF thfe
be appointed ny the chair TO cooperate
with the pres dentand secretary inmak
ing arrangements for the mass meeting
aud the exhibition. The chair name,
Jake Morllz, john II. White anu q
Il. Culmur. rhis committee Will mes
at the Chamber OF Commerce thi
afternoon At O'Clock 10 consider tn
matter.
The subscriptions aggregated $4,000
ranging from 81 90 $50,
Tbs nesting then adjourned.