Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-13
DONNGLLAl'S SUGGESTIONS


Tho chamber OF c1mmctcs mol il
io7uInr sofiiOn las, ov'uinr, at which
timo tho committee 20 which Colonel
DO uollln'l recent atdttis was 70.
'eucd, imported upon b. in a lengthy but
hiznly iniCUH'iug communication
tnlt tho mmi.tcc stated that they
irli tho lhants oi tho chamber carc.
chilly, tnI Of the public gonsr d.,
were cue TO CoIsutl Dontc'iau
for lbu many excellent iuggcsliotr
contained il his hdIfo.a, aua 'hey ouIy
ugi1ttgl that 40 more 90 Salt Lss,'s
citizens took tue iutcr,st in the mJg,.
monts OF the chamber, thai the colonel
dbl They realized, however, that
ih1f0 wcre NO many things which o.
oupltd the attention % active tusiursa
mon, tuH. in iho pfcss Of other duil,H
they Otilmys overlooked maituin 90
which iluy SHOULD attend, however
mycg they M ht be- Interested in tht
welfare " the city or the State.
Ihr committee could not think %
Anything trut wCulI bH m &c profitable
iu tdgtitIiu the Nv n4tIu. re5ousCF
90 Uua .hau ,hs pirucFrI ur0i tntif
rtyNy ucrU,Hfy. r.. j.. COlbofu, 49,
iGH Is.uf. Sialef. They Tuulz v
thaL hlB lag connection with the
Chamber o: Cgmmffos aud oihug bua..
nets .utufts'B OF Uau, bic rare giI. uI
,lsqGcucu uui hia rUustAauiB mgmo,y
90 ,ari., would caabu him T. piuirni
ht'Ofu th1 most intelligent Audiences
% ihu las. tina busutiCs and resources
Of tuf country 90 such msnuog 10 g.
at Iact 10 cor bgfIcr. many wealthy,
Intelligent aud energetic people, ami
they recommended that au eI0ft be
made % tuud Judge Colbngn Essl .ur
utcycTal mOHtH' uip, provided the
guutlemHl himself could nui 70 posi-.
no 10 leave his business 90 A.1ug WITH.
ont Die 0WE personal tup. rtiSisu.
Ia speaking Ut tho oroc.tIn vf pub
lo building IA thlt city, the COMMITTEES
iolI piehtud that Cons ress mad already
maJc an appropriation OF !5lO, 900 iof
that purpose, tut they recognized that
tno sum WIS inadequate fOf
tho erection Of building such W this
growing anu prosperous stale would
ltquiro ana they therefore urged inst
Utau5 representatives. Ia Congress BE-
male acquainted with tue necessity
for % larger appropriation that they
might work 10 that cnt, co thnt M
appropriation OF between one and w
million dliIafs might be- secured.
Tho cgmmiltug endorsed with ear.
n0stntsl tho recommendation that
steps he taken Tor the selection Of Font
Douglas 10 % permanent military post.
ihey thought u advisable TO teuufc
such nhmeu Ia the petition as might be
u,oetsary 10 secure this; SONS u the
prominent officers Of tno fort, who
would themselves rccegnizs tng ueaira'
billy OF this location.
with Tegari 10 bringing the head.
quarters oil tue Oregon 5hurl Line aud
Utah Northern railway oystom 10 th,s
city, the COMMITTEES frit that special
work would be necessary with the 10.
equalization committee aud PERHAPS
with tbs bond hulGofg, aud ~ that on
recommended the appointment OF 4.
n. AucIbaoh, John W. ID nssllRu,
John Dsrr, Richard Mauh,ulOsh anu
Thomas q. Webbef ~ a committee "
take hold u thai work.
Thu report cited the great success ut.
taiued by tho manufacture OF he0l
sugar at tho Llhi factory and slated
that the lhauks OF the community
were due 10 those who hnd 10 un'altcf.
ingly aud particularly stood by that
Institution during lie days OF adytru.
~ aud uzpotimenla. hut the commit.
tee was Of tho opinion tuat more such
factories could DO successfully operated
10 tho State, anu they recommended
the appointment OF the blowing com.
mltlgu 10 consider the matter: J. IL.
Hughcl, Hcber J.. Grant, janice q.
Mcdonald, w. 3. Hgnuois)n, uud
Emanuel Kahn.
The Agricultural college at Logan
vas touched uIou, by the committee
urging tnat STEPS DO tAEun lJOkinr W
tho OslAbllthmeut OF experiment
Stations "a Salt Lake City OF
Utah county aad in tue eXtrums
southern ustt VI the State, rcalislug
thai tho he losis made al these rlifst.
eut places would give ltr citizens o.
| Ulah Information which they oRnnt 1
nog obtain, TO obtain tho desired re-
slll ;ao committee rec mmondoI the
appointment pt Dc. T.. u. Woodruff,
De- James Il, laimagi ans lion, john
II, Miidtt 10 cynsuit 0iln the lizard
| OF directors Of tue college.
The location Of ,ho Chamber was
/ nal discussed Ia tho report hnd while
/ tne committees realized tue great rt.
/ Uaslty ipt new qIEflCp, still, In
EiHw 81 lhU expense which
% glEng0 o. location w0ulI in-
! aur iun Urnim,tler recommended
the continued occupancy Il the prBsent
/ 4ua. ters, uu.il such l.us o. least, NJ
/ :hs membership OF tho chamber o..
I tImsG larger proportions,
/ lhe committee did not think it ia.
l a.gsllC NJ present b establish again
tnl produce exchange such A. recon.
meu1ed by Colonel Dlnaellap, al.
| though they could SEQ tns many cd.
| vsunggs which WOu Il result from the
Information tAa. could b. thus fur.
| 1 he'd.
Tho report wAg signed by MesrIs.
Abraham IA ! Cannon, Edward II.
AiiiH and Louis "a. FsgnHwuGth, ~
the committee aud iu ~ stscripl they
uccop mendud the unqualified endursG.
| neut by the Chamber Vt The move.
uunts Low being made to construct
II lway liuos 10 Deep Crock and thu
Pacific coast.
~ TIE ROUTINE.
The IRE and police board communl.
| c4iou With the chamber asking fftht
! q poiuimcnt Of n committee 10 confer
! with regard & the entertainment OF
.uo visitors 90 tho ilta chlc's oonvpa.
! Non 10 be- held here In August, tnI
/ NoasTn. Csinv, Grant and White were
roinled.