The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-24

As evidencsng the magnitude 81 t
institution orders have already n
placed for more than 2e9 cars for s
ment during tie early spring.
The following are the more prominent
eastern manufacturers to be repre-
scented By this mammoth establish
ment, Rain Wagon company, A.
Cooper Wagon & BuEgy cnnpaa
Ward, Bushnell a. GiessneP o0u
Champion machines). Oliver Chis
Plow company, Stoddard Manufactiit-
ing company ebay rakes5. En- rpr
Carriage Manufacturing company. Coz
lumbus Buggy company the @ Afo
leder company. Troy Bisseg W
company, Detroit stove Wogks Alclos
& Shepard Threshing Machine CONT
pany, Fuller. Warren & Co. fst0ves ana
ranges), Plymouth C0rdage compan.7@
American Steel g. Wire canHaHs
Sweets Common Sense bob sieds.
L. Allen & Co. (Planet Junlor garden
toOls), Aermotor company and Stov6
Manufacturing company fFFl1d MUSE
Red Jacket Manufacturing company
and F. f. Myers & Brfs- .fpaalns a
hay tools)
Several Of the most prqmineF f-
ness manufactures ia the tA-i
States: Fish Brothers q agQn
pany. Mccormick Havesting 8fae1ue
turers). Parlin & 0rend0rn comp
(pIow manufacturers. Deere e Man
sur company, J. 7. Case ThreshinE 1ta
chine company, Racine wagon q eaf-5
riage company, Kaufman Buggy conn
pany Columbus Carriage & Eiata
company, William @. Hesse g sons
company manufacturers Of Ludlow
spring and delivery wagonsl.
Career Of Manager odsll.
George T. Odell. the manager Of Che
Consolidated company, was D0ln
London. England, ifty-three yea
He emigrated 30 Utah with MS parents
in 1861. where his father Thomas
OdeH. attained considerable pronl-
hence. In 1869 he entered the employ
aof the Central Pacific railway. 81 the
train service. and was conductor -
1873. when he left ratlroading % en-
gage in the mercantile Business ~ Dge
den under the firm name o. Cdeil =
Wright In 1880 ne went TO Builon-
Vile. New. taking charge 81 the
camille interests Of tne RpLsan
Smelling company. returnlne
Lake i'm 1854, az which Hfsa 4
nection with Heber ]. sna@
formed th4 ca=Iartisr
OdelI & cox and engaged
pIement and Aehicie nus5 on eta
street. Some yefrs Ter tails afn
bought out HoAard g re- company
and the John ". N-2I AEasen cef2-
pany and incorporated these insdta-
tions under the name C0-oreratlve
Wagon & Machine company. For the
past ten years Mr. Odeil has held the
position of general manager of this
large institution.
Story of Shows Career.
George A. Snow is a son Of the late
Erastus Snow. He was born at 81.
George. Washington county, Utah.
Oct g. 1853. His early life was d.
voted to farming. He attended the j.
Y. academy at Provo for about SIX
months. He worked in tke =. T.. 81 +
in Salt Lake for a year later going to
Milford as manager of the southern
Utah Forwarding company. Al the
age of a Mr.. snow came TO Salt Lakg
City and organized the business -
Consolidated Implement company.
was given the general management
its affairs. which position he has
held.
Mr.. Snow has been steadily incr
ing his holdings in this company
three. years ago he and two of his -
sOciates bought up the entire stock.
when he was elected president. Ace
cording to present plans. Mr snow VII
transfer his headquarters east in
/ few months with a view to engagIne
/ in business there. He VIII continue =
hold a large interest in the rev com
pany.