Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-15
BUSINESS NOTES.

Inc regular montnly meeting or the
board Of directors Of the Utah Sugar
company was held this morning, Presi-
dent Snow presiding. Manager Cutler
made report of his conference with
the Brigham City land owners relative
to an extension Of the east branch OF
the Bear river canal, stating that the
committee Of BOxelder county citizens
was now at work securing the neces-
sary number OF guarantees from farm
ers TO purchase water rights. The
board decided on awaiting the report
OF this committee before taking any
action. The secretary reported that
practically the entire amount of the
new capital had been paid into the
treasury on July list
The delegation from Utah to the
Transmlssissippi commercial congress
al Cripple Sreek viii leave this after
noon, an interesting feature Of the
convention will be the distribution BY
Mr. Cutler OF the Utah Sugar company,
OF $50 small bags Of sugar, bearing the
trade mark Of the company
The item In the Herald this morning
-
Colorado, will be delayed because of
the machinists' strike. is incorrect.
There had been no intention to do more
this year than to put in the founda-
tlon to allow 1t to settle during the win
ter, and the machinery will not be pur-
chased until next spring. The factory
viii be completed In time to work up
next years crop Of bccts.
A copy Of the articles of incorporation
Of the Carbon oil company was fled
with the secretary Of state this morn
ing. The capital stock Is $4,000. d.
vlded into million shares. The tirec-
tors Of the company are George West
ervelt. George +. Shurtlih and ]. NJ.
Miller w. p. Lynn Is president and
treasurer, John +. Crtchlow, vice pres
ident, and George Westervelt secre-
tary.
The early closing movement took on
new phase Saturday. when the
Walker store closed at 6 O'clock,
Throughout the summer months the
employees Of that institution viii ~
tinue To get or at o'clock on Satur-
day, notwithstanding what other stores
may do. II was the desire OF the en-
ployes that Saturday be made the day
and their wishes were regarded by the
management. II Is not yet known
whether or not the Saturday closing
viii become general.
Not later than August l. Mccormick
and company will establish a branch
Of their bank at Eureka. and that
prosperous little mining town will at
last have what II long has needed. The
new bank will be under the manage
ment OF Frank Kimball, who now has
charge Of the branch al Meecur. Plch-
ard Conley. who has been Mr. KIM
balls assistant al Mercur for some
time past. win take charge OF that
bank. The Eureka bank win do gem
oral banking business.
Mary 4. Cannon has recorded the
transfer Of her from George T.. Nye and
wife OF ls9XS9. foot lot at the south
east corner OF Fourth and q streets.
the consideration being $3.50.
The matter OF divefiing the course
o. 'he county road where II crosses the
Rio Grandc Western railway tracks at
Murray. known as the Palace crossing.
Is being vigorously pushed by the COM
missloners A petition with a large
number ~ resident signers asking that
the matter Of building the new course
| o. road be- attended 10 az soon as pos
sible was received and fled. The only
reason ot DELAY Is me permission for
the night Of way from the Rio Grande
Western Railway company.
Twelve Of the 500. 900 bond issue due
Feb. Is. were received by City Treas
urer Morris toia9 for redemption. This
leaves only = ~ this issre still out
standing. ~ Ne Iuiy lst issue Il 500. :
oO0 Ave more we're redeemed today.
making a total Of IS which have been
taken ~.