Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-22

This is an age Of consultations, and
experience has demonstrated their ad-
yantages to all concerned. The latest
and most important combination Of
forces In the dairy line In this city is
that Of the organization and incorpora-
flon OF the Faust Creamery and supply
Compeny last october under most aus
piciors circumstances, with capital
izaiia- CO $4,000. The personnel Of the
company Is composed Of the following
wellknown business men OF this city'
II. j. Faust, Jr, president and mana
ger; John H. Clark, secretary, and Seth
c. Jones, installed as manager OF the
creamery interests, which are extern
slve and will be enumerated later Mr..
Clark IL senior member OF the whole
sale grocery house OF Clark, Eldredge
n Co, while MIR. Faust and Mr. Jones
have been In the dairy business IN
this city for the past ten years, and
have an invaluable knowledge Of the
dairy business In all its branches,
AT the time Of the organization OF
the company, the individual members
were interested In a number OF cream
cries In various parts Of the state, Mr.
Jones owning the Kaysyille Creamery
and havS. control through leases of
Creameriea at both Layton and Blaine
While Mr.. Faust was able 10 present
10 the new company six creainerieS To-
Gated at Spanish Fork Lake shore,
Payson, Sigur1 and the Beaver River
and Raymond Creamcrics located mt
Deweyyille and Bear Lake respectively,
since the Incorporation the company
has purchased three more properties AZ
Riehhed. Central and MOhlcr All of
these creameries were formerly churn-
ing plants they now are merely aepar-
ating stations and ship the cream Into
the factory In this city, where the
famous Eureka" butter Is manutac'
tured. The creameries at both Spanish
Fork and Sleurd are however stu
made regular churning stations, and
supply the adjacent mining camps with
butter and cream, thereby using all
their own product and also MIX ana
cream from Hiram, Logan and Rich
mond.
Farmers have found II 20 their adj
vantage to either ship their milk direct
10 the churning stations Of the COM
Jany or TO send the cream d.
rect TO the butter factory In this
city, where the highest prices are
always given for these products,
Small farmers who operate hand separ-
tors always find 0 ready market for
cream when shipped direct to the
ohuring factory
The Faust Creamery ana Supply com
pany use every necessary preCSutiOn In
the manufacture Of their celebrated
Eureka" creamery butter, and the
process from the time the milk reaches
one of the Swimming stations, until the
golden butter I'm one-pound rolls "
ready for market, IN an interesting one,
The management has but one motto,
cleanliness" This Is observed from
the time the cows are MIXED until the
butter Ia packed for shipment. Every
necessary precaution being taken 20
make Eureka" butter worthy OF It's
name, The milk when purchased from
the producers at the outside points Is
separated by the famous De Laval GEN |
trhRual process aud the fresh cream
shipped by express direct 10 the churn-
ing station In this city, where sample |
is taken to determine the butter fat |
the testing apparatus being one OF the
most complete and accurate In the