Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-03
BUSINESS NOTES.

Today's bank clearings amounted TO
S0i5,32l.68 as compared with sS59,slS.4b
for the corresponding day Of last yeai.
The Providence Life and Trust COM
pany of Philadelphia, has conveyed to
Aaron keyser for a consideration OF
$1,000 the house and lot. 4eiaxl65 feet
near the corner OF Fourth South and
Fifth East.
The Burton Coal and Lumber COM
pany was organized In this city yester-
day afternoon with capital OF $4,000
In 800 shares. John G. McClain Is
president, Gus Ssellwits, Vice presi-
dent T. T. Burton, secretary, and Wal
ter j, Burton, treasurer who with
Lyman W. burton form the directorate.
A cne-story warehouse is being
erected by Hon. David Keith In the
rear Of the Walker House. 1t is $3.50
feet and is being built OF brick. The
warehouse will be used by the mer-
chants In the summit block for surplus
merchandise.
J.. F. Harding and w. II. Jones, who
have recently come TO this city from
California and who intend to conduct
a shoe business here, have purchased
two houses on Il" street known as 21l
and 215 a. respectively for $1,000 each
The deal was contaminated through
futile Bros, who have also sold a
house and lot on 10th South near Third
East to r. NJ, Pope, the Yernal engIn-
err, for $1,000.
According 20 the Boise Statesman,
the Lemp canal, which extends TO be-
low Nampa and irrigates over 1900
acres has been sold 10 a company Of
Boise business men for 100000. The
officers Of the new company are: Judge
b. r. Olden. president; G, Il. Brsinard,
OF Payette, vice-president and immgra-
ton agent; II. n. ELLINGTON, secretary;
n. n. Coffin. secretary and Charles
Fifer. manager. These four, IN connec-
ton with Gen. Parsons, constitute the
board OF directors.
The K. & $. Trading company. Of
Richfeld, today fled a copy of rs ar
ticles Of incorporation with the secre-
tary Of state. The capital stock OF
the company is $4,000 In 800 shares.
The directors are Charles Skongaard,
president; Saul Krotld. vlce-president:
Gideon snyder, secretary and treasurer;
Max Kroth and G. Lewis.
The sale OF uncalled for packages sent
via the Pacific Express will be held to-
morrow These sales are called dead
horse" sales by the unin.tiated and 'old
horse" sales by those who know. "The
reason for this" Manager Sanborn Of
the Pdtihc Express stated today lis
that the packages on receipt at the To-
cal Office are marked, o. H.. meaning
'on hand From this old horse origin
ated."
There viii be no legal proceedings or
other trouble over the lease on the
Vienna saloon propertyHfyen by Mayor
Thompson 20 Dillon and Morgan. Ralph
Cotton, the present proprietor OF The
saloon on the property. win for the
present, at least, continue there. w.
Morgan Of Dillon and Morgan stated
today that a 56-foot addition TO the
Vienna restaurant win be Immediately
erected In the rear Of the present quar-
tiers and that other changes may soon
be made.
The niuehlrd Copper-Gold Mining
company. limited, today fled a copy
Of Its articles Of Incorporation With the
secretary ~ state The capital stock
Of the company is 100000.
The William A. stickney Cigar COM
pany today filed copy OF its articles
Of Incorporation with the secretary Of
state In order to DO business In this
state, The capital stock IL 100000.
Mr.. T. r. FARRELL representing Ham
ilton Brown Shoe Company, OF ST.
Louis. Mo, Il registered at the Kenyon.
room %, He wifi be glad 70 have visit
Ing trade call while In salt Lake. Mr.
Farrell succeeds CAPT, J. II. Droste
and would be ven glad 10 meet Capt.
Droste's trade when they come TO the
city.