Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-17
A nArnrR sINEr "RAIiE VIZ


,,,sndly 10 you, In fact they are using
every effort In your BEHALF
RATHER sIKgP "RAsB or"
On January 80, 1894, Mir. Hay
ken without apparent injury 70 ~
oonscispce wrote TO hie employers Ia
Tart a. follow;
Frederick Holbrook, Manager, A. H..
Andrews q Cot
aentlemen-Yo favor Of the i7.h
inst, duly received aud contents nnicd.
Your kind obIoc ion and suggestion mat
tho percen age stated would be altogether
too steep, o.peciaily wnen applied u
common articles NJ furniture, such ~
chairs ole, I anticipated, and have
already guarded against, wherever oN-
pedieni. aud added o them only such q
rorcen age ~ 10 avoid all possible obio'.
ton from wha ever source oi course I
fully admit the greedy propcnsiliea Of
"our friond-.n but since the objects "oi a
rake-oii' nearing the end, perhaps, a- u
generally tho case, "they make hay while
the sun shiuo.,f I shHll carefully and
judlciou.ly arrange for any and all APP
parent Tradition and division" and 10
strictly governed by your orders Ia gem
eral.
"soT M IT." but OPEN 10 BENEFIT
Accor ling TO this leit-f,ex.seleclmAn
Cahoon was In the background ~ tue
negotiations anu only Willing 70 come
In "lndirec ~" ~ IN his report 10 his
house Mr. Hayken explains
by reliable Information received, one
OF tho committee ,Cahoonl N strictly
honest-"not In IT," a. u wore, and yct
omen TO DO benefited "indireoily" For
instance. he and his brother-in.law ~.
IIaineal have built and own small
opora house 81 Murray, ten miles south
al here. aud will need some seicos.
Halnes will call 10 see mo about thcn'
and OF course sour friends" desire me 20
give him a way.down nguto, and To de-
duct from the percentage the cost 81 ne
setecs. 20 with quasi have &. po his share,
which Is really to be admired, In iact
tho expression ono made TO mei even
II we are u lot OF rascals, We yet admire
an honest man I" IL VIII not
DO necessary 10 acquaint You
outs going on, but the sole object ~ my
efforts shall be 10 gei the fall value out Of
IL, and 10 secure tor your company this
lob sin q most wOrkmanliko manner,
aud In fact to also arongthen your hold
upon all the future prospects OF the
niroly.io-bo built capitol hero. one
wing thereof will be commenced as soon
IN spring opens. expect ON tomorrow
TO havc the final acceptance OF the ioor
plans and schedule, an made up and sub
mItted by mo, aud shall then soon MAKO
tho prices NJ aud settle that part, and
promptly report tho results Ia you.
have already, between times, started
tho committee on city building. rnd a.
every effort II being made by them "a
raise tho money, you may expect good
results from them also. You OF course
understand that "the confederation In
cludos tho "suro-lhing" for city part
also"
"As regards Dwyef, you are aware
thai no assistance 10 necessary from
him, the main object Of mins being "
hold him quiet, and thought II best
10 ask you 20 do 20. 1 have but once
called ON him. aud advised him thai
whenever | should wish his assistance
l would lot him know. exceedingly
regret now should have misco construed
your closing remarks In letter OF slh
inst, In addressing my letter "per'
sopal." I thought you desired other
wiss, consequently gave the reason In
my letter Of the 18th inst. why / did
no, but now stand corrected, an snail
govern myself accordingly"
AS TO MARBLE TrLiNu.
In the matter OF marble thing tn
corridors and Hobbies Of the Joint build
ing Hayken wrote that he had som
fine deals 10 consummate; that he hA'
had TO convince among Others "Alder
man j. n. Watson once doubtiul;'
that Cahoon, OF tho county, and Wat
son, OF the city, were bolh owners o
very good Utah marble qusrriss; tbs
"Watson gives estimate direct 10 US
We contract for the fi0ofe anu eubmit Il
him for neither CAhoon or Watson car
take tho contract uifect-pnd both nov
fare solid and will keep there.' Yol
kindly trusted me TO 10 ahoau on mJ
own Judgment, AMI you may be NJ
surod that nothing rash, or leading Il
any complication, 10 or will be nj
tempted by inc, or give you causo 4
regret the confidence you gave me-"
MURRAY OPERA HOUSE, CHAIRS.
Concerning tho Murray Opera hous'
Job, Hayken says In letter 10 A
dIews a Co., written from this city OF
March 2ith, 1894.
~ beg 10 respectfully refer 10 my
lsttet OF January 25rJ, addressed Il
MIR. Holbrook-in winch | invidAutli
mention that TO better 'easy W. q
certain opposition, IL might brcoms
necessary 10 resest little opera house,
then proposed with settees, but lately
changed TO No, 40 portable chairs. III,
matter requiring then aud docs nov
'confidentiap treatment, / telt Iusti net
In making inquiries oDly Of cost o.
chairs, freight aud probable time Vi
shipment, and TO abstain from givip,
information for whom anu where q
be ssnt until later. 1 certainly hop
you will coincide In my view, tina
sucn matters must be kept 'connieI
tlap than otherwise. beg to state tina
the long delay In closing contract 10
county part OF building has been II
q great measure tue fault III
change OF heArl;' ana Ia doinl
away with the conscientious scruple
IN OF the party as muutiOnei
in said letter Of Jan. 2S, n no,
willing to accept the deal OF the NO. I
chAirs. am confident that on tomOl
row the contract for county part {
furniture will be signed, ami the n
~, 40 10 say, "done us buaintsB.
Fully aware that porhApe It woul
have been best TO aequaint you Of To
details Uf certain combinations, unit
further reference to the chair deal q
any appearing discord e. with Dwye
and his sample "be pOstponed," 4
any rate DO kept from him, as kind
requested In my letter Of 23td uli., an