Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-07
COLBORN RETURNS.
Tho Judge Arrives Home From His
New York Trip.
STEAKS At THE EXCHANGE.
Gratlncd WIN III, Trip and Believes
Much Good llas Boen Accom-.
plIshtd--ioday's Call.

Judge Colborn, who on the 18Th Of
lnst month left this city 10 take up tho
mission Of attending the opening VI
the New YORK mining exchange
calling which had been thrust upon
HIM by the mining exchange Of this
cIty-arrivUd home this morning, and
presented hi1 smiling cOuntenanco al
t0day's regular call AZ tue close Of
the call tho brokers maize demand
fora speech aud he responded subsInu-
tally a. fJlI-ws;
"Mr Chairman auI Members Of the
Exchange: However little 1 may
have to cay, I can truly state that 1
am glad ~ be- a. home again. have
been on IA sliou-ono, take It, "
great Importance 70 this, tue State Of
Utah, and you know fairly well what
/ have been doing, as ia my absence
have underworld " keep you aclualu.-
/ cd with my lAbor. Tho same symp-
toms noticeable la New York arc AZ
IatBnt In Chicago and u Is with some
little difficulty that you can impress
/ upon the mining people 10 those cities
the maguitudr " the mining resources
OF the West, In ~. Louis the mining
exchange hiss ditd out, but assurance
o. gwen coo is revival ia hb ut
thirty days. Kansas CITY opens
uu exchange ON March lJth, sud / &C.
ygmuabiud Iauy from that city To
C0lotaio, the visit briug made Tor the
purpose " looking iulo the way Of do
ing mining business Ia the Centennial
state. / ursod upon the party 10 cou-
tiuue their Journey ne lar west rs this
city, but thcy did not care to do 10 al
present, hut gave the assurance that
salt LuhU would DO visited by thoir
representatives In the ucsr Iuluie.
- he press VI New York did not
! give the opening Of the exchange
there the consideration that II deserved,
nor did tho opening care TO give Utah
tho recognition IL deserved, but do
, spite the fac, that no preparations had
been formally made Tor the introuuc-
1 ton Of n Utah representative, Utah got
there and left an impression which
viii not soon DO blOtled out. Utah
, stocks are called on tho New York
4 Exchange, but the great excitement
a aud Interest II centeted iu Cripple
Creek. EmblaZ1ued on every bill
I ANAAA hAA AA NNtNl NlANu WluhuN ~
you 90 along the streets, are the words
. "Cfipple Creek" which words simply
y haunt the people Of the larger eastern
o,iiHs, both by jay auJ by night pbu
: stocks Of Colorado are not only called
: OF these exchanges, but they are pro.
tected ~ brokers' VINO are depuiizsd
10 look after them, That IL whist Salt
= Lake wan'a. The mere calling Of
a stocks will not rebound to any great
: benefit, unless someone IL authorized
% push them forward. UtAn stocks
are called nnd passed. Colo
RADIO stocks are worried by the
u bulls anu buafs anu buluted from QUE
= corner 10 another. Good fgutes are
placed ON them hnd au Interest 10
:. aroused, which eau only be done by
men who are especially looking aitei
their welfare. The Utah miniug men
should SEQ 10 II that where their stocks
are listed on Eastern boards, they
should be- properly protected anu Tepre'
, sonled by parties authorized TO look
u sIrf them, There should be- transfer
- offices opened up, 49, Ia this Wuy, and
In no Olhof, will our stocks DO attended
10 us they should be-. The salt Lake
brokers sh0ulI make associations with
i the bfoGvTs ~ New York aud Chicago,
o and be forever singing the praises VI
q the many valuable stocks that are
9 listed here,
"while absent have had Interviews
with tho leading papers VI the United
States-iho New York World,ths New
York Financial News, ant IN the lead
, ing dailies OF Chicago, ~. Louis and
y Kansas CITY. / have been highly sal.
i,tled with my visit anu much enc0ur-
aged with my lauOrs At the opening oil
the New York exchange. Several par
., ties told me that my speech there wa
" the tciroming feature Of tho occasion
J. visited Wall street, aud m
b, locking over .lhe figures OF "a,
~ busiless transactions OF nearly every
state but ours, II almost made mo iOr'
yet that We hsd Silver king ,mini
Vt that ina low years had turned out eu'
A utm0us fortunes Of wealth, Aud thai
"A. surrounding Us on every hand were
: Indications Of such nature as 10 war
y faut the assertion that Utah ere Iona
=. will shine Ms one II tho wealthies
.p mineral states Of America, In c0nclu'
10 sion, gentlemen, thank you tor seud
I'd ing me on the rip which has Just tor'
~ minated"