Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-14
HOUSE
FOR SALT LAKE.
!, lanes C. Leary Presents Ills
w. Srb,m, to the Real Es tate
Association
nIcvssES MATTER IN DETAIL


That the Proposition, II Sue
I've, n,,ml Means Much for THIS
Region.
-, rstate Association met
.',,a,y afternoon at the C ,',i,, 40
y'', ,.s 70 listen to an interesting pa
aiI .'uD, Managing Director james G.
u"t me stockgrowers corporation
l'',, aronostlon to establish in THIS
Oh m' liking house and large stock
Z" ur Leary's long experience as
'D- ,8er stock yard manager ana
'' ,,or handler generally has maze
.,,nlarly qualified to offer prac-
nDn 'mgeestions on all matters con-
VS.. Win five stock interests 80 that
s he had to say was well worth
Zinc TO- Il was not long ago that
@vewso interview, Mr. Leary
attention to the opportunities Tor
n0apg up Of packing house ana
.,ocs interests IN this city, ana
,r,rofita great center for this I'M
.,,,t industry These same views
Nc elaborated IN extended detail
compiled in the paper he read be-
y, he Real Estate association Mr.
..g remarked at the time that with
d Icing house and large stock yard
"A .tItlos would come quite a number
n J~irot and cOrrelltlye industries glN-
Fl Y, employment to many people and
n ~. lime and money IN obViatlng the
Fl ss,ssty Of shipping 1--we stock east,
"a then shipping the carcasses back,
~ mere fact Of being independent
d u ,be eastern markets Is something
ID y h. seriously considered, and Utah
VA me intermouutain country would
rot be continually subject to the oiteh
arbitrary fixing OF prices which are llst-
"A according to the whims OF eastern
acklng house magnates. That there
I, ample opportunity TO carry INTO Ell
n. he Ideas suggested by Mr. Leary,
M made evident by his paper, and
Mat ne had to say Is Of great en-
oungement to growers and consumers
as we'll
The Real Estate association has en-
thpslastically adopted the ideas pro-
po,ed By Mr. Leary, and viii avail it,
I'm OF every opportunity to put into
fleet his suggestions. The association
,pponted q committee consisting Of
W. Houston, 4. Richter, Thomas
Homer. W. J. HallOran and 10. q. Oar
l.ng TO devise ways and means to fur
her the proposition, and no stone VIII !
b left unturned 10 do so, Mr.. Leary |
vas thanked b. the association for his |
abe effort The full text Of his paper |
Is as follows
Mr.. LEARYs PAPER.
Gentlemen OF the Real Estate ex-
change 1t can be shown by statistics
that every city In the United states |
which has sufficiently encouraged the
Oation Of meat packing plants and |
be upbuding OF a local market for |
I've stock 70 induce their establish
-tnt has tremendously increased its |
commerce. and expanded the produc-
Tive possibilities Of tributary terri |
ty to an extent eQualed by but few
aces that neglected such opportunl-
M
Beginning with Cincinnati, where
Tldng and market trading OF present |
ny resemblance began 30 odd years |
VI and following the progress OF oper-
Aons Of this kind through Indlanapo-
s Chicago, Kansas city, South Oma- |
q st. Louis, Sioux city, ST. Joseph, |
Aayer and Fort Worth, the COM |
hical history OF these centers Of BUSH
~ activity could not be written with |
Macrbng major share OF the cred |
ilor their marvellous progress to their |
hie In live stock and It's products.
As bread is the stan Of life, 80 Is |
ult IN this land Of Drawn and brain, |
rtdspansable Item to It's sustonance; |
nq Jus production and preparation for
%slmptolh therefore, with speed, |
salhillness and economy have spur
we ingenuity OF producer aud man
saelrer TO a perfection OF methods |
nAl nave attained scientific results In |
ue way Of products az we'll as created
4Nness chances for localities where
.ey are conducted that no live city
0h ahord 10 neglect.
RESULTS IN OTHER TOWNS.
Indianapolis and its productive terri
w nelpeQ Dulld up Cincinnati IN its
@g packing operations, 10 soon figure
w mal facilities Of ITS own would con-
u.lle 70 the Hoosler capitals like ad-
,sIEmelt' and before Chicago's dis
u,tIy OF the possibilities within it's
.TSl@lcla grasp Illinois made big
sssynenis 10 eastern abbatolrs. And
similarly throughout tho pubseouent
b~ aO,,Sliinent OF markets and packing
y I ~ Kansas City, South Omaha,
n, IIua, sioux city ST, Paul and Sc.
sS.. ,le territory which now supports
ttsa ,.I packing plants at each OF
si,Ss points shipped its livestock for
ssS Stnler 70 the older establishments
Jr1, glousht back their prepared pro.
~. Uelore the realization came that
gr,,, .'asouSe could be abolished to its
o',ao financial advantage as producer.
'TJ"ulaclufer and consumer.
,,o p" every case dire prophecies OF fail
h, 'uloWed upon the decision 10 omen
,r ueW market. Kansas CITY. IL vas
~ could not compete with ChIca-
\ ~, ,Nlues and distinct advantages
Nv ba,0nl pnlaha was In a new coun.
n may would not furnish supplies.
N'uN' when the movement started
Jss. couldn't succeed against the
Ne paces that We're already drau
' ~ ron and distributing within ia
ay. ory and yet an OF these elites
M, ,tuol only made packing centers
bo, ,ney have built up thrifty towns
aya lhese expanding Industries Thai
onr,a aiuea materially 10 the wealth
,S ,a oGin and commercial supremacy
IN iu vl'les OF which they are annexed
.sc,o nne manner the croakers and de-
AMI q dlsclalmod against 81. Joe 81
n a. TLlouK city and Fort Worth
frror. s,ese places In a few years have
nd sa Suated The business foresight
ia iaEEacl'y Of the men who saw end
,ye e ,neW opportunities. out Of which
en-. bluNn vast packing eatahiishl
n5rea 'au markets surrounded Inv
,yo wv ana dependent industries that
ado nl,l millions 10 their annual
,v1 ' which would otherwise novo.
we figured In their history "''s'
- DENyER's STOCK YARDS.
yab Io' it,.S,ears ago Denver was an an.
orip,,,. lVlng place because os H.
,roo5 w 10 the mines ana n,ountot