Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-22
BUSINESS NOTES.

Today's bank clearlngs amounted TO
1888 VsOil az against $iis,6O9,O6 for the
Same day last year.
Thirty thousand dollars worth OF
Salt Lake City railroad bonds have Just
been sold at tlO2, slight advance over
previous quotations,
Dun's Review for January Is, has the
following 10 say relative to the weeks
business IN this city. Conditions con-
tinue generally satisfactory on the
whole, although the light snow fall thus
FAR Is an unfavorable feature and
causes some uneasiness. The prospects
Of new railroad lines through this Sec
ton, and the consequent work and de-
velopment are encouraging. Trade has
not yet resumed Us normal condition.
Travellers are just getting out again
and Jobbng business has naturally
shown the effect Of their being on
the road. A satisfactory trade has
been had, however in groceries, drugs
and hardware, and fair sorting orders
In shoes, notions and clothing and
some spring orders are booked
Oliver Hodson has the contract for
the carpenter sheet metal and plaster
Ing work Of the new DAILY building for
$4,000.
Articles Of incorporation Of the
Salt Lake Tribune Publishing COM
pany az successor to the Tribune
Printing and Publishing company, and
the Salt Lake Telegram Publishing
company were filed last evening with
the county clerk, The Tribune company
Is capitalized for 100000, divided into
shares OF stock Of the par value of 500
each, the 1900 shares being held as fol.
lows, David Keith $40, Perry s.
Heath $40, John n, Dooly l00 William
Nelson 10, A. b. Hayes 10. David Keith
Is president Of the company, Perry s,
Heath vice president and treasurer,
and William Nelson, secretary.
The incorporators of the Salt Lake
Telegram Publishing company are VIII
liam M, Butler, Of Hartwell, o., and ID.
N. Straup, w. W. Armstrong, w. H..
Adams and II. G.. Mcmillan, OF Salt
Lake, The capital stock Is $4,000, d.
ylded into 500 shares of the par value
OF 500 each. Mr.. Butler owns $50
shares OF the stock, Mr. Mcmillan 100
and Messrs, sltraup, Armstrong and
Adams 80 each, The officers are VIII
liam M. Butler, president, ID, N. straup,
vice president william NJ, Butler,
treasurer and w, # Adams, secretary.
lions Savings Bank & Trust com
pany sold today TO Mrs Maude u. Mel.
vile two lots In Mil Creek ward for
$500.
Tuesdays clearlngs at Tacoma
at Portland, olearlngs Si82 $50, balances,
at Portland, clearlngs Sl32. iSO. balances,
S355li; Seattle, A9O8l3 and $9l,726.
The directors OF the Y. NJ. c. A. agree
that an association building Is fast be-
coming an absolute necessity. The
work OF the association Is much him
dered by the restricted quarters In the
jennings block, and last nights annual
meeting could not be held until an Of
ioe adjoining the association rooms had.
been secured. An association building
has long been talked Of, and one is now
under consideration TO cost Sl00, 900. The
lease on the present quarters IN the
Jennings block expires May next, and
1t is hoped that the matter bll be well
under way by that time. Most of the
money will be raised by subscription,
although there is possibility Of an
Issue OF bonds. The association Is near
ly out of debt, and early action is hoped
for. General Field Secretary Charles
X. Ober OF the Y. NJ G, A. VIII be in
town early next month, when some.
thing is expected to be done,