Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-07
! UTAH CREAMERIES.
A Convention Of Daiynol Hold
Today
WAR AGAINST OLronAnGARlSf
An Organization 10 ~ Formed ior thc
Maintenance Of Prices aud Better.
mcnI Of Dairy Products.

The small attendance al the Dairy.
NOUS convention held today in the
Wasntoh building, ut which ni, save
one Of The u,sh cfcamsiiJs were req.
rtseu,sl, duly ht,ua,ei the Infancy o,
this important Industry anI the uucu-.
sity OF vigorous aters being taken TO
incrVase The output anu advance the
consumption. OF home manufactured
cheese and butl,L
The 'ac', rs siaios, that 10000 Doc
OF ulrImargarlnu IL s1ld monthly DO
this city alone ~ one that seems g. in.
cite the creamery men to earnest uc.
ton; nni mo- this 10 two or three times
moro Khan the whole production Of
butter manufactured by all Of Uiah's
crcametIes combined, tue nrld f1t more
cxtpnIvi operations Is prolific Of great
possib!l,iea.
NOtouly this, but the average quail.
~ Of tut'sr made outside the cfcamcr.
les in thr Territory 10 much inferior to
that ~ iucel by the crramerlos, there
~ no reason why tho iul'ust encourage.
meni should not be- gwen h the con.
sumption 0f the creamery article, in
view OF the very slight difference iu
tbs price. "li the people VI Uinh,0
said Chairman Hardy, "c0ull SEQ the
nlthy rriute from tue milk that the
separator Ia the cframrrlrH throws out,
they would never 500 tack 10 lheif
Rfau1m0tnef's chufn"
Tho nul thing attended % at the
convention was the appointing 81 MI
Aaron Hutdl, OF Meal view, TEN.
pOfafy ch Iirman nnI n. J, Faust it,,
OF Lrhi, secretary pro ten. Among
u ose pfrecnt were noticed Muns,z. OIu
Hanson and l., X. Barton, OF Mount
Pleasant, Taylor, OF MtaiUwvlllc,
Anton Anderson aud ID. &. Strong, "
American Fork, Seth Jones, " Rays.
vile, these places being ins locations IT
tho ufcnmrrlvH represented. The Ogden
Institution was not represented but sent
word that u was in sympathy with the
movement. MraBfr. IA. W. Parker anu
J, NJ. Christensen, retail anu wh0ls.
sale produce dealers fcspeciivUly, were
also urctout.
The chairman announced that the
objects 0f the convention were g. effect
a permanent organization for the com.
mon Interests Of the Industry represent.
Ell; to Ok uniform rates on nrst.class
grades Oi cheese aud butter, aud 10 pro.
mote the more extended manufacture
and sails Of dairy products. IL was
hlso the purpose Of the convention tD
antsg1nizs the sale Of Olumafgarine ~
butter.
Mr. Ole Hanson expressed himself n
In hearty accord WITH the objects set
forth by the chairman aud Superiu.
tcndent Jouss,ot Kaysvillo, stated that
the needs Of tnu ierrit0fy required the
Intelligent cooperation Of suuh IA Of
ganiZauln. unlrs, there was united
effort maur TO establish a fair price for
butter it w0uiI be hard 10 keep the
cfeamurira going. rhr lowest price
paid Tor milk was sevuuty'hvu cents
hundred pounds Mt tue factories.
This made four pounds OF butter 20
tue hundred on an average aud they
had 10 realize not less thau tweniy.f I've
cents a pound % keep even. Hu moved
that permanent Organization be
effected.
Mr. Taylor Of NlraIowvlow, ex.
pressed himsuf in a similar manner
aud Mr.. Chrttiansen, the wholesale
produce dealer OF tnis city, was nisJ
Ia favor u the JTgau.zatiou. lie i1uui
It hard, he said, tp sell butter at 20
cents wholesale, aud 20 cents was bet.
ter This left tue retailer 4 cents
profit.
Hu was followed by Mr.. II, D.
Parker, n retailuL ~ho stated that he
did not desire 10 zoe the price OF butter
lowered, but would not bo In favor Of
selling II nj more than 80 cent?.
business had almost become un.
profitable, aud It wa tho duty
OF this convention 20 hnd out tho
cause. Al the last Legislature they
had attempted TO get measure
through Ia their Interest, but the
CLAUSE that was intended 10 prohibit
the sale II OluOmatgarine Ia this
market was not elective owing to the
words "ro sell" having been LEFT out.
Tho law thereby only prohibited the
manufacture VI the article. The fact
that this Ftuil was produced iOt Fix
cents pOuHu aud thut 10000 pounds
OF II Weief 70 d every month ~ butter In
shlt Lake Nily, showed tue competition
they hat To contend with, aud not
only tnat, but II also showed that such
stuff CuuI4 not be nc Tor food. Tie
hoped tho organization would be per. |
fpriod to remedy this among other
evil.
Mr. Strong, Of American Fork, set |
forth that IA the exception Of being |
allowed 20 OIL All existing contracts Tor |
butter, his creamery was in hearty CO.
operation with tho proposition.
Tho AgrCul ural College, " Logan, |
sent down Mr.. Lyntield,in the absence
Of Professor -anbOfn, 70 attend the
convention. That gentleman made an
Interesting addtCsf, recltlug tho hene-
Its 10 be- derived from such oTgaui1t.
ton 40 was proposed. The education
OF the men In this business would
be advanced. lie also referred |
10 the law regulating the
sale OF 0Ip1muTEariue In other
states ami territories, and thought
tho same should obtain here. lie
wondered what ulelmnrgariuo could |
be made n 10 DeuJ,d al cents nplunu.
How much was uIrs, lard ur bt sulu
Tor? BY comparison DO WIS therefore
easy 10 see that tlis stun cUull not DO
NJ Tor foot. rno law, 1914 real by tho
secretary, could b0 ua.ily uuIeuuei aul
IL should be- done, The speaker dil
not see how they could control prices
n the trade WAS 10 be extended
TO outside territory, as they would
have 10 enter into All sorts NJ CONF Ell
ton, but II was % matter for the uou-