Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-26
SUGAR CONTRACTS
AT pAYETTE, IDAHO.
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Payette Idaho Aug. 2A-Thomas Il.
cutler general manager Of the West
ern Idaho sugar company, Mark Aus
tin, assistant general manager and
who has charge q the outside work IN
connection with the Idaho factories NJ
w. ingalls,. chief engineer for the COM
pauy and F., f. Dyer representative Of
! Dyer d CO., OF Cleveland, Ohio. were
Payetto visitors yesterday on business
regarding the proposed sugar factory
for this place,
with the exception Of Mr. Ingalls,
who came ON the early morning train,
the gentlemen arrived on the afternoon
train and at once drove out to the fac
tory site with b. p. Shawhan, the COM
pany's representative at this place. The
object Of the visit was to look over the
ground and TO note the physical condi-
ton Of 1t and to estimate on levels and
the sewer system which VIII have to be
Put In. The site win require con-
siderable amount Of work 10 get IL ia
proper shape Surveyors were at work
All day yesterday drawing lines and
laying OF the grounds iu small Sec
tons. This work win be continued UNI
al flushed
The company's chief mason Mr Jones,
Was here "a few days ago to examine
the quality Of brick made at Payette
and he made "a favorable report TO Mr..
cutler II is now practically under
ltT 0 I. A O
be furnished by the local brick yard
Also, Mir cutler informs your cores
uunGeut 10 rs probable that the greater
portion of the lumber used for the fac
tory viii be- furnished by Prestel 4
Sens saWmill at this place, 1t is the
Compduys desire 10 purchase the lum-
Der al Payette Ii at all practicable The
larger timbers VIII have 10 be shipped
iu as the mill Jt this place cannot tur-
uish them
It is the intention to begin the oS-
cayotiou work Just as soon as blue
prints Of the ground can be furnished,
It is the desire of the company TO get
as early "a start on the work as posi-
Bile.
The Ohio company represented by Mr.,
Dyer has installed the machinery and
constructed AN the factories built thus
far In both Utah and Idaho which
number n. The first factory was put
I'm 10y that company In Utah IA years
ago. Each factory has about 100000
tons OF machinery. The machinery Is
placed IN position aud the building
constructed around &C. II his company
secures the contract to install the fac
tory here MIR Dyer says that the steel
structural work viii likely he built
this winter II takes from six to -
months 10 complete % factory owing Ia
how favorable are the conditions, II
SIS estimated the Payctte factory win
be about four stories high, The whole
main building win not be built % uni
fern height, as the two ends are to be
higher than the middle which Will he
only about two stories high, The fac
tory win be built within easy dis
lance OF the railroad and the structure
viii present very imposing sight from
the passing trains,
Tho transfer Of the property owned
by j. T. Clements to the Western Idaho
Sugar company was finally concluded
the other dag. Tho sum paid by tho
company was 81 500 for So acres This
ajiulus the factory site proper Mr.
Dyer Us Gguring ON taking the entire
contract FOR building the factory and
II his bid is accepted. he win do tho
gomulct0 work laying u the machinery
tho iron and steel brick and rock con-
suuctloD. etc. The contract viii ,aII
for the completion OF the factory ON
or about sept !. 1905.