Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-22
START MaNUFACT II. Ell.

lieve would wound good many of
our industries, that is Just the time
for combined effort to see if, by
utilizing what is within our reach,
there could not be success wrought
out of the trouble. In this city that
SUGGEST points first to the combined
movement to get under and uphold
the manufactures which have been
started here, and to start new ones.
There is a movement on foot to uni
form certain of the public officers in
Utah wooden goods. That is move
in the right direction. That ought
to go on. 1t ought to extend from
one company to another, from one
man to another, because the differ
ence between buying cloth for suit
of Utah goods and buying the same
cloth brought from abroad, means
the difference between sending the
money away in che case and keeping
it home in the other. That is only
a suggestion interjected into the
body Of this article, We started out
to say just now, while times are so
depressed, it ought to be the study
and the effort on the part of these
people to see how many men can
be employed that are not at work,
how many men and women, and to
see what new fields can be opened
for the exertions of these who are
willing to work. To see, in short,
how nearly self -supporting We can
make this region. Denver is moving
on that line, both Denver men and
women. An article in a recent
Denver paper gives the report of the
manufactures in that city, and de
clares that there is a good demand
for their products; that some of them
are even behind with their orders;
that, at the same time, the numbers
increase, and they are shipping their
products East, even to Nebraska and
Iowa, and South to Texas; some
sales are made even in New Orleans,
and a great many on the Pacific
Coast.
Now the men who own land here |
should look with generous eyes on all |
who wish to establish plants, If it is
possible to get power down here from
some of the mountain streams. The !
resources of the Territory are ample |
to give every enc here employment |
if there only could be touch
Of capital 10 make the working of
those industries profitable. We be
lieve there is fortune and place
for good many scores of men to
work, in just developing, saving
and polishing onyx down west of
Utah lake. We believe the women
of the Territory ought to combine
and see if it is possible to build up
great silk industry. Great Salt Lake
is mine of wealth if only the right
brain can be backed with little caps
ital to put It's wealth in commercial
form. There ought TO be a pottery
here on large scale There ought
10 be glass works enough t. supply
all this interior region, and to get
these things, and scores more, the
men who can, must put things IN a
form so that Eastern capital and
Eastern skill will be induced to come
here. The Manufacturing Bureau Is
doing what it can. 1t wants to ex-
tend its work all it can. All that
any one gets in this world is board
and clothes. Now, If Utah could
supply its people with those two es-
sentlals, this would be very nearly a
self-suppor.ing, self-sustaining and
self advancing region. Why not
ioin hands with the Manufacturing
Bureau. find out the directions which
have been selected where there are
openings for manufactures; lind what
is needed in the way of land; how
much power can be utilized! In
short, go to work as men would II
they had ! specific purpose III view
and were determined to carry it
through. The gods help those who
help themselves. Salt Lake Trb-
u1e.
1t is al well enough to talk about
starting manufactures it wound per
laps be TIE salvation of Nevada, but
With money so scarce, and silver SO
ow, capitalists are not ailiing TO IN