Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-08

with Mr.. Ware Mr. Treganza Is an
artist as well as an architect, and did
the principal work IN designing the
state fair building, the University CLUB
house. the First Presbyterian church
and the NJ H. Walker residence and
for two years his work has won frst
prizes al the Art Institute exhibitions
Mr.. Treganza was formerly a newepa-
per artist, and drew for the Denver
Republican. He was active in organic
ing two artist clubs in this city, and Is
especially Interested In local progress
Of the fine arts.
The Kaysville Canning company put
out q 600 cases of tomatoes last season
The coming season II is expected this
record VIII be doubled
Dun's Review for the week ending
Jan. 3, has this 10 say regarding bus
mess conditions In salt Lake; Con-
ditions have not been the most propi-
tious. JoDbers and business men have
had a satisfactory year, and careful
estimates indicate fair gain In lead
Ing jobblng lines. The untayorable fea-
lures are the continued shortage IN the
water supply In some localities, the low
price Of silver and the depressed condi-
tlon OF the mining stock market, In
hardware, groceries, dry goods, notions,
clothing. shoes. drugs and furniture
there Is 40 increase over 1901 Sheepmen
have had Il fair year, the clip, which
brought somewhat better prices. being
about lj,00O.QOO pounds, a gain Of 10 per
cert over the year before. The can
nerles had an exceptionally good sea-
son, packing about 2l500O cases, an In
crease OF % per cent. and q large por-
ton OF the output sold az good prices.
The beet sugar industry made consider
able Roadway. the output being $1,000 900
pounds, an increase Of over 20 per cent
one company has spent about $4,000
in improvements, and expects 10 spend
during the coming year l.250,OO0 in
new factory, canals and improvements
In new district, An alliance to some
extent Of the beet interests with the
cane sugar interests and the invest
ment OF considerable eastern capital In
the Industry. further assures its future
growth and prosperity Building oper-
atlons have been quite active, permits
for eleven months aggregating s., 2OS, 400
against S1.0I4S25 last year Two large
new Office buildings have been COM
pleted and one Is now being planned. A
start has been made on a new custom
house, for which the appropriation is
100000.
The General Electric people report
that the demand for electrical machin-
cry Is 80 great that II will be year
before the eastern factories can touch
msny Of their orders. The company
Il reported as doing business last
year of $25,OoOOOO
The Salt Lake stock yards are hand
ling two cars Of fat hogs from the
Idaho Falls Packing company for
Knight q Co., of this city; also, two
bands Of fat sheep from johnson Bros.
OF Grantsyille for Knight & Co., and n
drive Of fat cattle from White & Sons
ranch near Kaysville for T ]. Nipper.
The annual meeting Of the Clearing
House association was held in this city
this morning at which time officers
were elected Tor the ensuing year az
follows; W. s. Mccormick president
NJ. II. Walker, vice president, and j. w.
Donnellan, secretary and treasurer. The
executive committee consists OF w. S.
Mccormick. NJ. II Walker, l.. S. Hills,
Charles S. Burton and j, w. Donnelian.
Extensive improvements and repairs
win be made on the second floor of the
central section Of y. G. NJ. l. The dry
goods are being moved into the north
section, and the vacated section will
be glyen4a metal ceiling, new flooring
win be put in, and the entire place re-
painted. This floor and the one below
win be occupied by the clothing and
shoe departments, and when this
change has been made tho general Of
fees will be removed 70 their new abode
at the rear Of the annex. The dress
makers on the ground floor OF the an
mex are 10 be moved no onto the next
story where there IS more light
Lucy a. Richter and husband have
TO Hattie V. Trunnell, for
"a 400. 2sx5la rods Of ground IN lot 4
block %. plat @. subject TO a mortgage
for $1,000 The lot Is located on the
southwest corner Of Third and p
streets.
Real estate men say that there are /
q great many sales Of lots in the out |
skirts OF the city and In the suburbs !
10 mechanics and artisans for the cree /
ton OF modest but comfortable little !
homes.
George Mueller win build another
story TO his bakery and add machinery.
he improvements amounting TO $500,