The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-02
ARTICLES ARE FILED
BY MANLEY'S COMPANY
Light, Heat and Power Concern
Incorporates, With $3,-
100000 Capital.

Articles of incorporation of the snlt
Lake Public Service company, which
takes over the light, heat and power
franchise granted by the City Council
to J. s. Manley and l.. II. Curtis, were
fled in the Office OF the County Clerk
Saturday afternoon. The company is
ital stock of $4,000 900, divided into
shares Of the par value Of 500 each.
The incorporators named, with the
amount of stock each has subscribed to
is as follows; j. 5. Manley, 1923
shares; l.. II, Curtis. 1924 shares; j. c,
Chambers. ! share; f. Fl, Airs, l share;
James j. Chambers, ! share. The incor.
porators all name Salt Lake as their
places of residence. The remaining
capital stock of 24,750 shares is 10 be
held rs treasury stock. The treasury
stock is worcestershire.
The subscription to the capital stock
of the company made by the incorpor.
ators is covered by the rights, titles and
interests of the subscribers to the fran
chise turned over to the company.
The officers named are James J..
Chambers, president; John w. Daees.
vice president; J. s. Manley, secretary !;
Z. NJ. Fullington, treasurer. The direc-
tors arc l.. II, Curtis, f. II. Airs, w. II.
Andrews and the ofllcerS.
The second Monday in July Of each
wear is named as the time for the an
nual meeting of the stockholders.
On Large Scale.
The new light, power and heat sup
plying organization is TO be on an ex-
ceedingly large scale. The company has
been formed for the most part Of Gun.
nison, O., and st. Louis capitalists.
fronoh,.. L.
May and since then the interests OF the
company have been pushed through as
rapidly as possible. The company has
commenced the work Of making the in
stallations Of plants, both steam and
water. The steam plant is to be 10.
Gated on Third West and First South
The sale OF plot OF ground eight rods
by fifteen on Third West and twelve
rods by ffty-one feet on First South
was closed up yesterday by the Sears
Investment company, the plot selling
for $4,000, A water plant is beign
installed in the south fork OF
lumbus Consolidated mine The pipe
line, which is to run this plant, will
have fall Of 1850 feet After the
water is utilized here II will be piped
on down the canyon to the Wesatch
resort, where another plant will be
built. In Big Cottonwood canyon the
company Will have its most extensive
plants. The pipe line for this will have
fall Of 1915 feet. Near the Maxheld
mine in Big Cottonwood another plant
will be installed.
At mill d, in the same canyon, the
company has begun a work which, &C
cording to present prospects; will moi
only serve the company in its power
nrpAnrInrr h,1t uyrll n1on ho
vice to the city, At this point a reser
voir eighty-fye feet in height and
seventy acres III area, with q storage
of 1900 acre feet of water, will bc
built. During the wet season water
will be stored up in this reservoir and
in the summer, when the water supply
is low, this storage will be turned loose
II will hold enough water to turn oui
100000 gallons Of water each day fol-
thirty days. This will be in addition
TO the natural flow and as the water
Will go on down and through the city
conduit, the city's water supply will
gallons per day. The cost of the reser
voir is to be $4,000, and it will be
so constructed that it can be enlarged
upon.
Summit Electric Company.
The company is to also operate in
Park City and Alta and several of the
other mining towns. Outside of Salt
Lake the company is to be known as
the Summit Electric company. In Park
City during the last month work has
been begun IN the way of setting NJ
the poles for wires. In Salt Lake all
the wires in the paved district are to
be placed in conduits and the distribu,
ton will include every part Of the city
Kelsey e. Young OF this city have taken
the contract 10 design and supervise the
construction of all the hydro electric
installations and w. H. Shott Of Chi
cago will design, construct and operate
the steam plant and the heating and
electric system of the city. All the
legal work of the company will be
under the supervision OF j. NJ Butler
of Columbus, o., and G. NJ. Laurence
of Salt Lake.
James j. Chambers, president of the
company, will go East about the last
of next week TO complete the purchase
of the machinery, most OF which has
been arranged for, The work of grad
ing in the canyons has commenced and
will be pushed along as rapidly as pos
slble. Men will be employed as fast as
they can be found The company will
spend upwards of 81 100000 in the next
ten months.