Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-10

Isaac $, Hansen Glenwood. s: j. NJ
Hansen, Glerwood, |; +. j. Riddle, Coy
ote 8, Andrew Lasson Fairyiew. 5,
John A. Anderson. Fairview, 3; James
Anderson, Jr., Fairview, ?; John w
| Christensen, Fairview, q Simon T.
Beck, Spring City. 8; r. l.. Madsen,
Mt. Pleasant, 10; Richard Price. Wales.
]; John Davis Wales. ., Benz f..
Thomas Jr., Wales, L. w. G. Oakley,
Nephi, Juab county. 10; George r. How
ard, Nepbi 2; Theophile G. Grimand.
Nephi. %; $. r, VIM, Nephi. .; p. p.
Anderson, Nephl, 10; James Christen-
sen, Nephi q George Francom Levan.
2, T, j. Edmonds. Wales, O. Samuel
Mcintyre, Salt Lake, 5O Thomas r.
Cutler. Salt Lake. 10; VIM. n. Nader.
Layton, 2 John G. Cutler, salt Lake, 3;
Geo. Is. Stephenson, Layton, 10; John
w, Thornley,, kaysville, 10, Chas. II.
Long, Salt Lake. 10; !. G.. Leary. Salt
Lake 10: w. ]. Robinson, salt Lake. 80;
John Steen, Coyote, 10; VIM. Il. Nader,
Layton.3, r. A. Nader, Layton ! T.. p.
Ellison, Layton, 49, Elias Adams, Layton,
10: u. l.. Layton, Layton, /; Geo. w.
Layton, Layton 5: Evans Bros. %. L.
Evans) Malad. Ida, 80; A. j. Aagard.
Fountain Green. 25 ]. 4. Olsen. F0un-
tain Green 3; Geo. T.. Cook. Fountain
Green, 3; Henry Jackson, Fountain
Green, 3; Henry JacksonI Fountain
Green, 3: Warren Holamn, Fountain
Green, 2; p. P. Dyreng, Manti, 2.
WILL MOVE STOCK YARDS.
In connection with the opening of the
stock yards, an important move is that
Of the present stock yards company,
whose yards are north Of the Beck's
hot springs These yards are now In
81, 1 ~
TO be moved TO the new site. his
tory of the yards and their incorpora-
ton I'm the new plant is therefore Of
interest.
The Union Stock Yards company was
organized in 1901 capitalized at $50, 000l
r. G. Chambers was its first president.
one hundred ana fifty thousand dollars
OF the capital was paid In. and site Of
500 acres tn Davis county, Just outside
the Salt Lake city boundary line, was
acquired at n cost Of $4,000. The sum
OF $4,000 was spent additionally In the
construction of yards. having capacity
and facilities FOR feeding and watering
5000 cattle and 1000 horses daily; and
sheds for about the same number ~
sheep and hogs were also built on plans
furnished by the Kansas city Stock
Yards company. The shielded yards
were fioored. and the whole plant drain
ed with a 16-inch sewer system, as
well as piped for water supplied by
series of STRONG arr esian wells de-
velopei adjacent to its property by the
yards company.
BUILT rs YEARS AGO.
The plant as built pA'out 10 years ago
was one OF the most complete. capa-
cious and convenient for arrangement,
as we'll as capably constructed, 10 be
found west of the Missouri river but It's
location lacked convenience from the
killers point of view and the former
owners have found Il impossible to
assemble about the old location the
slaughterlng interests OF the city, or
induce the erection of a packing plant
IN the absence OF desirable transporta-
ton facilities,
Leary and Warren have conducted
the property as public stock yards for
II years. on lease with an option OF
purchase and within the past week
have taken up this option, buying the
yards and entire property outright from
the Kansas city Stock yards company
Into whose possession II passed 10 years
ago through foreclosure proceedings
under deed OF trust.
NEAR PACKING HOUSE.
The new owners Will remove the
yards to adjoin the site OF the new
packing house. bringing them n mile
and half nearer town and directly
upon the main lines OF the y. & X. c.,
o. $. l.. and Bamberger railways. as
we'll as within few hundred feet Of