Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-17
President Hayemcyer Entertained
By Sugar officials IN
This City,
CALLS ON PRESIDENT SMITH.
His Party viii Dine With Utah aud
Amalgamatcd Directors to Night
And Visit LchI Tomorrow

h,"u,' IVY ,.....,i,. p,. sugsr
who nave nee" "'P'N'''o ,'n
plants I'm which they are lnttIeH''N "
td,bo and Itah. came down from me
,,nrtb sunday evening aud registered
nv The Knutsford
ma. r,rty rearbed ogden sunday
afternoon. after inspecting the sugar
miami at Garland no company win
Manager cutler. At ogden President
p.,s,I Eeplag uf the Amalgamated
company took them iu charge, ana
inado their stay notably pleasant
Tboy were met at the depot by Judge
Rolepp and the entire party were drIv-
ON up ogden canyon. whore they eN-
messed Themselves as delighted, me
s,cnery presentng % magnificent
st,otaclo at this dime OF the year Mr.
uoyemeyer said. IN fact that the drive
hropgh the canyon was Of even moro
interest 10 thcm Than the visit to the
uigor factory. which followed.
This morning the party consisting
Of Mr. Haycmcyer his son. Horace,
W. n. Thomas vice president OF the
company. Lowell NJ Palmer and Chas.
II. Semi, directors, With Dr. Hooker
chemical expert ot the company were
conducted by Manager cutler ana
Secretary and Treasurer whitney TO
presldent Smiths office in the See Hive
House. A pleasant visit of nearly am
hours duration took place, President
smith introducing Presidents Winder
and Iund and Hon. John Henry Smith
~ s. Mccormick was also present.
Later the Tabernacle was visited, where
Trney Cannon rendered an imprOmptu
organ recital with which the visitors
Wero rroatly delighted. They then
drove 10 the principal points of interest
abont Town. and made trip TO Fort
Douglas This afternoon. NJ the wea-
ther permits. they will go IN automo-
blles 10 lnspcct The shelters OF the
American Smelling and Refining CONE
many at Murray. They win rest in
snlt Lake tonight and spend tomOr-
now visiting The LchI factory and
snratoga Springs. whore the beet seed
experiments have been carried on
rtsumlng their way TO the east ON
the Rio Gmnde in the afternoon.
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The visit of Mr.. Hayemeyer and his
business Confrees To the beet sugar
fields and factories or the west. rs an
event Of decided interest not only TO
them but 10 the various local con-
Germs with which they are connected,
Il Is now over two years since these
gentlemen become interested iu the
beet sugar Enterprises OF this section,
and this Is the first visit of inspection
they have made without doubt their
uip win be fun OF enjoyment II is
only of very recent years that Mr.. HAY.
emeyer and his associates began to
turn their attention to che possibilities
of American made beet sugar. for
many Years they had been renners of
raw sugar produced from cane I'm
this country. cuba. and Hawaii and
from beets grown ip Europe ana shin
ned here I'M the crude state. the vast.
ness OF Inc business cnrrled ON bv
their company. the American SUGAR
Refining conptnv for wears mast IA 100
we'll known to need describing The
steady growth OF the beet sugar I'M.
dustrv I'm Vtab california colorado
and Michigan attracted the attention
,f the gentlemeut comprIsiup This COM
many and convincing themselves fhnt
lhe Industry Iu western America had
passed the ypprimentm stage. and
was plauted ON "a uernanent ana solid
bssis thcy made oyer,lIres 10 Inc ex.
sting coupapies and arrangements be.
me satlsfactorlly concluded tbsv In
vested large sums In the various fac.
tories. m Unh me uaftnership-for
such il amounted to-,yas entirely fol.
lotions and Inns proyed IA fortunate
5ne ON both sides nm, advent of new
,apital was Welcomed by me owners
,f tho Utah factories for with "a ,yIde
held for deyelouement omen before
ihcm the Scarcity of capital cramped
iheIr endeayors and made thelr pro-
press steaiy ns n was Weir, slow COM
pared with the extent OF The oppor-
unities that existed with mo en-.
rance of Inc eastern CAPITALISTS into
.he industry IL went forward bv
.epps and bounds. The old
Victories were enlarged. new
,laptg were constructed I'm Utah and
Idaho the waters of the Bear river
were harnesscd and made TO furnish
siortrir,i enerrv and lIpbt 10 Salt lar,
and ogden. and thousands of farmer,
were put ON the road TO independencs
,y having ready cash market FUR.
,isbod at their doors. FOR nm agricul.
,ural product few of them had eve,