Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-05

tories are supplying all the demand ~
fair rates and no trouble Is anticipated
That the beet sugar Interests dlu no.
attach much importance to the Kansas
City move OF the trust, is shown Dy
dispatch received by Mr. Geoghegah
this morning from the secretary OF tne
Beet Sugar association, Mr., Coliln' III
San Francisco. The dispatch states
that when the Kansas City quotation
came out the beet sugar people az once
telegraphed there ordering 5O,OOO nass
Of 100 pounds each and 10000 barrel' vi
2b0 pounds each. The answer came
back; THE price Is no longer opera
tive which is precisely what the beet
sugar people expected,
George Austin, agricultural superln-
tendent Of the Utah Sugar company, IL
In town fresh from an inspection OF tile
various beet fields in Utah county. lie
says the tonnage keeps fully up TO MS
expectations, and the beets are eXcep-
tlonally high IN sugar. The th-4-is
perfect and the daily delivery Of beets
is going on actively.
The Utah Sugar company have
passed the 100000 pounds mark, after
only ten days operation.
salt Lake bank clearings for the week
ending October 4 amounted 10 S3.Sl6,l33
or an increase Of 500 per cent over the
clearings for the corresponding week OF
last year. According to Bradstreets re-
port of the clearings in the principal
cities OF the country the percentages of
Increase over last year has been gener-
ally lower for the past week. New
YORK showed an increase Of only 3S.2
per cent and Detroit Los Angeles, Fort
Worth, Wilmington and Sioux Falls are
the only cities whose percentage Of in
crease was greater than Salt Lakes.
Denver clearings showed decrease OF
~ per cent; New Orleans a decrease of
20 per cent; Helena decrease Of 1872
per cent, and Norfolk decrease Of 1919
per cent.
The line new quarters being erected
for Kahn Bros, on Second South be-
tween Second and Third West by Aaron
keysor viii be completed within a week
and VIII be Immediately occupied. The
building is 80 by 1855 feet. and has two
stories and basement There Is also
ten foot platform on one side OF the
building Mr. Kahn stated today that he
expects 10 be In the new building
week from Monday and that It is very
satisfactory.
The following Is the report OF Re-
celver Smith Of the United states land
ONCE for the quarter ending September
80, 1901 Forty-nlne original homestead
enrles, 1926 acres; 81 final homestead
entries, S,Sl2 acres; "a coal filings: 81
mineral APPLICATIONS. 4 mineral adverse
claims; Is state selections 60. $50 a acres;
IL cancellations; final timber culture.
Cash receipts for the quarter, sl4126.22
me contract for poles for the Beap-
er-Frlsco-Milford telephone line has
been let and General Manager Murray
of the Bell Telephone company stated
today that the line win be- pushed Ia
completion as soon as possible. He say-
that this line which will be- connected
with salt Lake IL one of the most i'm
portant undertaken this yea, on ac.
count OF the mineral developments In
that section Of the state.
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ARRANGEMENTS have tust been made |
whereby connections with the lines OF
the opal and Big Piney Telephone com |
pany can he had These lines run north |
OF opal Wyoming. TO Bic Piney. con.
Meeting with number OF sheep camps. |
The Nephi- Eureka cutoff was com |
pleted yesterday and the gang which |
worked on It has begun the Syracuse
line.
The first fruit evaporatng plant to be |
established In SEWER county was com
pleted this week near Rlchfeld. and |
during the remainder OF the season will |
dispose of thirty bushels OF fruit every |
twen'v-four hours. Charles NJ Nolses |
Of Salt Lake Is the designer and con- |
structor OF the plant, which Is owned |
by company composed OF H. II. Bell. |
Q. r. Person Chas. Powell and others |
The plant has been constructed with |
view towards doubling the capacity |
next season, The Richheld Reaper Is |
for the statement that there
are enough nrunes In Genwood alone
to keen the plant running for at least |
n month.