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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-13
BUSINESS OF THE
COUNTRY is GOOD
Confidence is Expressed in All
Leading Industries.
GOOD CROPS EXPECTED
WOOL IS FIRM AND GROWERS
SAID TO BE SELLING.
GOOD CROPS EXPECTED

New York, July 12.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review of trade tomorrow
Will say: General business continues
its even course, with ali the leading
industries well employed and with con-
fdence expressed on every hand.
Bountiful crops of wheat seem assured,
and the damage to corn, while cOnsid-
cradle in some directions, does not
promise to be sufficiently general OF
serious to at all impede the progress
of The country.
Labor troubles are in progress Of set
tlement and spectators have been re-
SpOnSible for most of the unrest which
has been reflected in the markets. Steel
mills are actively employed and there
Is distinct Improvement in the de-
mand for finished products, while quo
IatlOnS are without alteration. In bars
for use by makers Of agricultural i'm
plementS there is a brisk movement,
plates are taken readily and there is
no sign Of diminished purchasing in
structural material. Rails are ordered
freely with notable pressure for troll
ley and other light weights. B1lletS
are more quiet and few new transac-
tiOns are recorded in pig iron. The
total number of pig iron furnaces in
blast on July !, as recorded by the Iron
Age, was but three less than a month
previous and the weekly capacity was
80, $50 tons.
Improvement is general in the foot
wear industry, although no higher
prices can be obtained. Leather is in
good demand and firm, but without
qUotable change in prices.
Heavy woolens are securing dupi-
/ cate orders and mills are making ex-
tensive preparations for the light
weight season. Manufacturers are
well employed and exhibit increasing
| interest in raw material. Wool has not
] altered in price, but the tone is firm
er and sales increase. Growers are
! said to be selling rather than cOnsign-
! ing while many ranchmen refuse 10 dc
any business at present prices
\ Grain crops this season are occasion
/ ing much uneasiness among speculat
ors owing to the extremely cOmphcat
ed situation. According to the lates
1 official and unofficial representation
/ there is reason to anticipate the heav
lest wheat yield ever harvested, and
making the customary allowances TO
| domestic consumption, even with IN
small supply on hand when the yea
/ opened, there appears available for eX
port about 80 per cent more than wen
abroad in the year of greatest snip
/ meut. Yet prices are far above tn
low record and vigorous rallies tollOV
each decline. Extensive needs aprOaJ
continue, the movement from Atlantl
| ports for the week amounting 70 S,zO6,
634 bushels against 2,1S9, 443 bushels
year ago. %
Failures for the week numbered 20
in the United States, against 1S6 las
wear and twenty-seven in Canad
against twenty-four last year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-13
CANAL TO IRRIGATE
BIG TRACT OF LAND
Eighteen Thousand Acres Will
be Reclaimed.
SUGAR C0MPANY'S PLAN
BEAR RIVER FARMERS WILL BE
BENEFITTED.
Especial to The HeraId.)

Brigham City, Utah, July 12.-It was
practically settled at a mass meeting
in this city last evening that 600
acres Of arid land between Collision
and Hot Springs. on the east side OF
the Bear River valley, VIII be trrigat-
ed by a canal to be constructed by the
Utah Sugar company at an approx
mate cost of $3.50, 600.
The meeting held in the Brigham
City opera house. was presided over by
Charles Kelly of this place and Man
ager J. r. Cutler, Engineer Wheelen,
superintendent of Agriculture Austin
and Secretary Mosiah Evans, repre-
scented the Sugar company.
Company's Proposition.
The chief address was delivered by
Manager Cutler. His statement was
that there are $4,000 acres Of land
without water between Collision and
Hot Springs; if the owners would sub
scribe for water rights for 10000 acres
of this land and agree to pay at the
rate of $40 per acre. then the Utah
Sugar company would agree o build
the east branch of the canal and fur
nish water for the irrigation OF the
land
THE sugar company has the money,
said Mr. Cutler. but a guarantee IS
required from the settlers that d SUI
/ ficient number of water rights viii be
/ taken at a Reasonable price per acre
J to insure the company a reasonable
1 interest on the money invested, which
would be about S250,OO0."
President Shows Desire.
Mr. Cutler laid stress on the fact
1 that President Snow is now at the
/ head of the sugar company and that
/ he is anxious to have the canal pro
! 1ect carried out. Many questions were
asked and answered. and then Chair
man Kelly called for an expression
| from those present on the proposition
| submitted. RepreSen tatives from Col
Hston, DeweyviIle, HOneyville, CALI >
Fort, Brigham, Three Mile Greek anc
Willard responded with liberal sub
scriptiOns.
d. P. Tarpey of the Toltec Ranch
| company that owns 1000 acres or dry
land near HoneyvilIe and Deweyville
subscribed for water rights for 1,0O'
acres; Banker J. T. Rich subscribed Tor
200 acres; T. D. Pitt for 100, and VaTl-
Gus subscriptions were made till the
total was between 1900 and 5000 acres
Committee Appointed
The following committee was ap
pointed TO canvass the matter further
among the land owners along the pur
posed route of the canal:
Charles Kelly, chairman J. d
Call, J. Y. Rich, Nels Jensen, Charlea
w. Knudsen, F. J. HoltOns n. 9. Jen
sen and James Knudson, from Brigham
City. From Bear River precinct, Olu
Jensen. Calls Fort, George May
Honeyville, Israel Hunsaker. Coils
ton. Jed Earl. Three Mile, J. D. Pet
, ers. Willard, S. n. Cook. Deweyvtlle
B. S. Burbanks. COrinne, William
House.
t This committee was INSTRUCTED TO US
! all possible speed in securing the re
uuisite number of subscriptions. Nj
cutler expressed himself as well salts
| fed with the outcome of the meetin
and the sentiments expressed, and tn
general feeling at the close was tina
the enterprise would 60 throug
promptly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-13
~ PEpRo sURVEY.

Engineers Now Working Near the
Tintic District.
There seems to be very little doubt as
TO what path the San Pedro company Will
follow in bringing its road into Salt Lake.
It will enter the city by Tenth South.
The CORPS OF. surveyors which struck out
from CanRon's farm a lew weeks ago are
now caudped near Eureka. ia the T1nuc
district. They have made remarkable
progress, considering the fact that the
IfIls has been located that far, as a pre-
liminary, of course. The surveyors went
from the Jordan river almost due west.
turning south over the course Of the Lea
mingtOn cutoff location. If the Short
Line builds this cutoff, the San Pedro
company will parallel it.
Meanwhile the San Pedro. corps will
continue on to Glover Valley Junction to
ascertain the shortest possible route be-
tween salt Lake and that place
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-13
Salt Lake Supplied With Pure
Water and Milk.

lion gallons, or a fifth Of the daily sup
ply.
The water from ParIey's and Emigra-
ton canyons, which supply hall as
much more to the pipe system than
City creek. is in process of analyzing
and will be reported upon in few
days, but the results are not expected
to show as favOrably as in the report
on City creek water
Chemist Harms ANALYSIS of about
forty samples Of milk shows an absence
of fOrmaldehyde, preservaline and adul-
iteration. The standard Of 3 per cent
of fat was found in all Of the samples
except three, and in many of them the
percentage Of fat ran UP to ga to
per cent. Frequent tests will be made
of milk sold from the dairy wagons,
and if no worse results are found than
the first returns indicate, the cOnsum-
ers can congratulate themselves that
the COWS are being left to do their best
work.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-13
RANK GLEARINGS
CONTINUE HEAVY
tor Business Than Any
Other City.
NEWER AWAY BEHIND
o.rsRINGs FOR WEEK SIX AND
HALT MILLIONS.


rake showed signs Of stacking
her MAGNIFICENT career in bank
~ during the past week but
80 sill far away in the lead Of all
ss,m6stitors. Bradstreets report shows
- s,eoriugs for the week up to Thurs
- night to have been S6,52S.S29' a gam
-,eo7 Der cent over last year. Tilas
2. ere -9g, imam twice the per cent OF gam
- INV other city in the nation, I ia'7l-e
" - decrease in many Of the large
va 49, due to- the extreme hot Weathet.
el.5 Earrings in Omaha, Galveston
--.llraIo and Milwaukee were about the
SIT .oo babiud. There were but
s-,r+v-oDe cities in rhe country with
t"S--isr cIearings chan this city.
Bradstreet,s did not rec Fectl D,a,,i6 5ne
NIOI7 A. -u+ting off $1,000, 600 of the
essr but it did not repeat its er-
ear This week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-13
New balloon a Success.

Paris, July I'm. Santos-Dumoits'
cigar-shaped balloon, driven by a
motor, had a trial today from St. Cloud
across Paris, around the Eiffel tower
and back to St. Cloud. The papers say
the trip was quite successful, and that
the balloon asCended and descended ap-
parently at the will of the aeronaut.
Tomorrow he viii make an official at
tempt to win the prize of 100000 francs
offered by Henry Deutsch for man
agea,bie balloon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-13
Situation in Nevada.

The short Line will not establish its
train service between Salt Lake and ClO-
yer Valley Junction as soon as it expect
ed Bridge building is holding back the
e-teel gang and if trains are running TO
the junction by Aug, ] it viii be rather
remarkable. July - was the date origin
ally set III,
be known as Calientes, that being the
Spanish name applied to the station and
D0stoffice by the Short Line
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-13
Real Estate Transactions.

Anna resch TO Marea Odenwalder.
log S. and east 20 feet of lot As,
Cummings subdivision -.-.----.--.--S -
lots to Z. Capitol avenue. etc, 1882
Salt Lake City 10 John Weir, jr.,
lots q and -. East Side addition. 1,93
GEORGE y. OLtinger to William II.
Baxter, east half of lot %, Mob
tllii dQllJl0n --------.----- ------ z
James Sluires to Sarah A. Calder,
-Xl9 rods northeast from 4 RODS
north Of the southwest corner Of
60 ~ DOCK 8, Plat B--;-,,;--.-- -.--..,- ~
sat Lake county to Ella A. Fol-
and. lots ] and 3 Fourth South
Street subdivision commandments
anon H. Turner to Edna T. Webb.
I'VE and a half acres in the south
east quarter Of the northeast Guar
Ter OF section L, township . south,
range 1 east -....-...-.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-13
Freight Va Ended.

Chicago. July IA complete and unre-
served restoration of freight rates was
formally agreed TO at the meeting Of the
western trunk line committee here TO-DAY
A plan for a special division OF tra1tlc
was also adopted by all roads, Dut IAe
Chicago Great Western. This road agreed
10 mairtain rates, but declared its 1nten-
ton of seeking business Independently
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-13
Are You Troubled

With pimples or is your complexion
cIoudv? If so one dose Of Lanes Tea
viii make a change. IT purifies the
blood, cures foul breath, makes your
complexion clear and drives pimples
ana black heads from the face SOC
and 25c packages. For sale by Godbe-
Pitts Drug company
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-13
business Notes.

-,,..,,s. Weir assignee Of John Weir
- --1-rsrfav secured "a warranty uteu
- himself from Salt lake CITY, GonEgy
19e no. himself for JGJaI cpllSlutSdl lti i-t
-7s,le55 lots + D. and Z. block 10, plaL
u nj The head Of Main street. 'alu IoLa
-D5 g3 ard l54X165 feet In the noItn-
--esf corner of block 81, plat +, az Ine
lead OF First South street IneSe 'oIS a.
rsrf of the property sold by LhS I11S at
auction lasu month.
.s,.gar Is 90 cents per hundred lower THIS
--orring than yesterday j. W. nay "9 ~
-.-resse1 tive of the ~ estern sugar re
frine company, yesterday al.nouItCeu .
REDUCTION of ID cents IN lne price on Cs'itC
lr9nuIated and a reduction or 81 cents IN
Rel sugar The former price was 22i9y
n D I'D san Francisco, and the Irel9hL
q salt Lake is % cents
The bank clearings Yesterday were
go 69q 81. compared with $44o,bsoit IOf
lie corresponding Day OF last year
The contract for the carpenter work IN
che Z g. Mcdonald candy factory Dulld-
ing an West Third South street has Deen
ltt TO oliver HCdgson tor So'iv'-
The secretary of state Yesterday issued
a certificate OF incorporation 10 lhe
ZONES IRRIGATION company, which was re-
Gently organized at South Weber, LAWS
county with a capital OF $1,000, 10 con
rrOl the waters of Jones Q-tch. /. l.
ZONES is president John p Jones, vice
president, and J. F. Jones is secretary
and treasurer
Articles of Incorporation of the Upper
Canal Irriga lion company were Illed
z-.tL the county clerk yesterday Inc
purpose is 10 control the waters OF ths
Upper canal, flowing out or Bag CoJIOn-
wood creek Thirty thousand dollars IS
the limit Of capital stock, subsSr4oe9 Tor
by -fiftysevsn land owners 3 A. CASIO
Is uressdsnt: T. +. Hlntze, wee pres
Fau+- II "A fST=tu-on- secr6ta5-y and treas
urer. and the other directors are y, n
Williams, francis Mcdonald, THOMAS
jackson and james A Taylor.
The treasury Of Salt lake City was
made richer 10 the extent of S5,629 . as
the result of the PAYMENT 10 COuncilman
Robertson, the chairman OF the finance
committee. of the l0A cents dividend on
she Dalton q Lark mining stock held by
the corporation as the result OF the fail
IRE Of the James II. Bacon bank. The
city has stil about 500 10 get out OF
his stock before IL breaks even on the
An amendment to the articles of incOr-
DOratiOn of the New York & Titan Paper
company. recently adopted, was tileC
with the county clerk yesterday. TIL,
amendment increases the capital stool
from $1,000 in 500 sha-eS( to $4,000. tn
increased capital being in preferre'
stock
Four cars Of sewer pipe. were receives
nom the east yesterday by the city q
De used in the construction Of l0-CO0 lee
sewer lateIalS IN various parts o. n
city by the n. p Clam Constructor
company, the contractor for the work.
Judge Han Yesterday granted an or
Ger 0lSSOlVing the corporation known a
ne Echo Land & Livestock company
whose property is now owned by tn
former Individual shareholders.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-13
Funeral Notice

The remains of Mrs. Alex. Dyet can
be viewed at the family residence Sun
day from 10 to u. Funeral at u m.
from the Fifth ward meeting house.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-13

Hopkins. Savannah; E. P. Rogers ana
wife. Chicago; Mrs. ". r. Copllin, J. z
wife. W. E. Powers, New York; Walter
c. Janney, Philac .phia; f Crow Yer.
Chicago; NJ &. Miller. Oakland; Miss
williams. Mss Duncan, A. H. Duncan
der Mrs 7. A Snyder, Clnclnnatii Mr..
and Mrs. J. F. Briggs Detroit; ,. Y.
Carday, Mr.. and Mrs. H. 1. Stern. chi
cago: A. NJ. F'JInlzS and wife, A. ii. stew
enson. Denver L Martin, Z NJ Brown.
Fulton, Boston; D. Il. Fulton. United
states navy; w. c. Gelette, George p.
LOOMS. Mrs NJ Leonard, san Fran
Philadelphia: Mrs. John H Peck, Los
Angeles; W. T. Chantiand and wife. TT
Dodge: Mr. and Mrs. White, Colorado
and Mrs E. H. Brawa, Atlanta
The Walker. E. Dunning and wife,
Frank Baker. Denver; J. W. Embleton,
Eureka, Utah; II. NJ. Wade; Quincy.
T rtiS F. II. Joice. St. Louis; NJ. ". Lock
EFT. Waco. Tex; J. A Gorham, Kansas
City, No; Miss Ella West, NJ J. West,
c. NJ. Talley, Richmond Va F. r
Kirkpatrick Q. +. Slagle, Chicago; Z.
II. Brooks. Denver: r. G. Roscamp, Lon
Wichita, Kan; c. NJ HoAings worth
Denver: J. 2. Jackson, Cotton, Cal; Mrs
A MCGUIRE, Bingham: Bert RObb anc
wife Provo; G. J. Fisher, Kansas City.
The Cullen.-N. A NIcGfIl. ". c. Rich.
] ardson. jr., CINCINNATI; 3. Mills, w A
! Greenwald, Falls City; J. B. Nick con
/ Milford. c. W. Evers. MeTcur: J. i
] Cooper, Winchester. Va; J. NJ. McFad
! den. Chalis. Ida: E. X Rober and wife
! Canton o.; A Q. BOwr, Cleveland, Q.
/ l. E. Bowr, Canton, o.; J. G. Henley
] Pent ArbOr, y. J.; P. G. Miller New
York: L. NOser, =. COrryheimer. Union
/ town. Pa; A. /. Howe, New York City
/ G. Lindsay. Grand Junction; Mrs. S. /
/ Sduires and mother, Saltwater, o. T; II
/ =. Anderson and wife, Organ, y. NJ; z
I H. SchOoIer and wife, Miss G. SchOOler
Miss F. Ford. Fairfax. No; NJ J
Sweeney Butte; W. ?. Maus. W P. Lee
/ New Orleans. c. H Warwick, SOutl
/ Bend, Ind; Miss r. Samuels, Chica go
| J. P. Sterling. Kansas City; S. A Tay
| Tor and daughter. New York City; G. I
| Havt- De Lamar: s f. Hunt, Goray
/ Ida: L Anderson. Manti; T. W. Nelson
/ Jordan
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-13
A Dark and Muddy Complexion

Does not become a neat woman Lanes
Tea Will cure constipation, clear Up
the skin, sharpen the appetite and
make FOu look and feel like a new
person. 1t acts gently upon the stom-
aeh, liver and bowels. For sale by
Godbe-Pitts Drug company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-13
L.ootera Are Sentenced

k~olLoolLSUU@
Tien Tsin, July Thames w. Rags
dale, American consul here. has SEN
fenced three American hooters, caught
in the Chinese quarter Of the city, to
four years Imprisonment in the Amer
lean jail at Shanghai. Mr.. Ragsdale
has turned over two Europeans caught
footing to the consuls of Great Britain
and Denmark, respectively
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-13

the week ending July II. with the per
Centage Of increase and decrease. as com
pared with the corresponding week last
year:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-13

The Knutsford.-W A. Ray and wife
Boston. R L. Good, Washington, ID; c
NJ L Regina, c. II. Abbott, San Fran
cisco, E A Irvine and wife. Boulder,
Mont: Miss E c. Phillips, New York.
Emma B. Hopkins. Savannah; Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Prayer, New York; Mrs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-13
Case of Smallpox.

one case of smallpox was reported
from West Portage yesterday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-13
BUSINESS OF THE BANKS.
Clearings for the Week as Reported
hv Rradstreet's Agency.

New York. July 12.-The following Ia
BILE, compiled by Bradstreet, shows the
bank clearings at all principal cities for
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The KenyOn.-W- H. Krumling, Chica-
go; k Massee, Z. 5. army T. L, Com
stock, Kansas City; Herman Volkerding,
Louisville; Z. c.. Brand5uDuTg, Washing
ton; H. J. Hadllch, E. T. HadIich, st.
Paul; p "A. Coon, Syracuse; 1. GuntzDur-
ger, -L.-R. Harris, c. H. Harris, Mrs. G.
c. L. Merrill. F. h Mccartney, St. Louis;
s Hanks, Colorado Springsi Frank
WINCHESTER, Kansas City; G. W. Jones,
Milwaukee; M Gowans and wife, Elsie
GOwans, Canada; Newman Harris ana
wife, Los Angeles; Lille Miller, TOpelO,
Wis; Mrs. NJ. 5. COOYeT and daughter,
Tennessee; Tom Mason, Pennsylvania; Ed
S. Saunder St. Joe; Thomas J. Cheap, j
Q. Hautz, George r. w heeler, y. ,. H0p@s,
W. Taylor, New York; Emil Mckahn,
Haide, Quincy, Ills; L. L. PinkertOn and
wife Colorado Springs; George b. Lllle
and wife, Guthrie, Pa; J. j. RlVerdon,
Pueblo; Laura Harris, Los Angeles; Il
Hazelhuigg, Rushyille; George A R1cn-
ardsOn, Green Bay; J. NJ Cline Vile ana
riOn, Ills; James Corday, Chicago; .: g
Standish and wife, Marion, O., Dr. Mar
! ion Zelizon. Cleveland; c. l. Hoyt, Deia-
ware; DR.. II. z. Fellows, san Francisco;
! George W. Wilson, St. Louis; Miss Nellie
I Rookie, Miss Evelyn Rookie, Ed Shame,
Kansas City; F. x Pellier, J. 5 Einsteln'
/ Denver; George G. Hill and wife, Wash
! fngtOn; s. Z. Hanck and wife, q. W.
I HOuCk ana VIE. ChhEleS Cdlldt anu "i-N
/ R S Baker and wife, C T. York and
/ wife Pennsylvania; Mrs. A F. Laue, Mr..
and Mrs. william Triple and wife,
| Philadelphia; D. H Tribon, Mrs. D. n
/ TribOn. Boston; Benjamin J. Schmidt,
New York.
I White House.-Willis Johnson, Circle
/ Vile; w J. RapTon and wife. Master
Rapron, Grinnell, Ia; Frank Young, Ne
! vada: H. s. Stanton, Denver; s G. ray
| Tor, Mercur; F. Mayor, Bingham; X. e,
! Reynolds. H p. RumOn. Nebraska; W
z. Silverthorn. Chicago; n. ROckhil and
wife. l. Z Dunnil g and wife, Payson; 10
| seph Terwill and wife, Bingham; F. Car.
penter. Thomas Blackjack and wife, Fred
| West and wife, Charles Price and wife
| Miss Cora Price, Charles H. Price, Nj. L
/ Teal. Mercur; T. J. Whitaker, Mrs. Whit
aker, Bingham; G. c. Ellison. Oakley; A
Troyd. Cedar City: John Walters, Den
yer; A. L. Bliss, J. A. Freeman, Illinois
Mrs. P Donnelly, J j Pope, Eureka; w
r. Courts and wife, Spokane, Wash; II
Bowen, George Carnide. Evanston; I. NJ
! Evans Stockton; r. Johnson, Miss Jul1s
Johnson. Fremont Neb.; Willis Johnson
CirclevilIe; A. Johnson G. Simpson, J
Cooks, Moab.
/ The Knutsford w. A Ray and wife
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-13

Sugar Is 80 cents per hundred lower this
,-,rning than yesterday j. w Ray W II
--..-I IN tive of the Western sugar re
fi1ne company. yesterday announced .
L--r--Isf15 and q reduction of 80 cents In
Ri sugar. The former price was f7;0y
"a. D. al san Francisco, and the ITelshI
=, Salt Lake is % cents
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-13

POMINION OF CANADA.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-13

Four cars Of sewer pipe were received
from the east yesterday by the city to
be used in the construction of 10,CO0 feet
OF sewer laterals in various parts o. the
city by the y. p Clam Construction
company. the Contractor for the work.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-13

Judge Hall yesterday granted an or
Ger dissOlving the corporation known as
me Echo Land & Livestock company,
whose property Is now owned by the
former individual shareholders.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-13

An amendment to the articles of incor-
DoratiOn of the New York & Titan Paper
COMPANY. recently adopted, was filed
with the county clerk yesterday. The
amendment increases the capital stock
from S59Uo0 in 500 sha-es( to $4,000. the
increased capital being in preferred
stock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-13

The bank Clearings Yesterday were
g52G29 81. compared WITH $l45, o5o.f' AO4
~ corresponding d-y of last year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-13

Totals. L. S....-.... 81, 1S6. S21, OH a. IL.
Tot. outside n. Y 773,0S3, 9S1 49,.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-13

The secretary Of state Yesterday issued
% rrrrifirare of incorporation to the
ZONES Irrigation company, which was re
Gently organized at South Weber, DAVIS
county. with a capital of $4,000 10 con
ZONES is president, John p. Jones, vice
president, and J. z. Jones IS secretary
nd
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-13

-Tbe contract for the carpenter WORK. m
tbe = q Mcdonald candy factory build
iTg an West Third South street has been
IN tn oliver HCdgsOn for S5YIU1-