Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-19
Mount Company Begins Install.
ing Machinery Preparatory
To Opening Up.
Is LOCATED ON THIRD WEST.
win Expend $4,000 and BUSH
ness viii Amount 10 $780,
900 Per Annum.
Three Cars Of Raw Material Now on
The Tracks With More OF IL
ON The Road.

The Mount Pickle company began
work today. remodelling the old soap
factory on Third West near Eighth
South streets. and will eXpend $4,000 IN
this work and IN the installation of
machinery necessary to start w bust
ness that will amount to 100000 per
year. Three cars Of raw material ara
now on the side tracks and more are on
the road, so that beginning can be
made at an early day. and without
waiting tor the entire proposed plant
to be set up.
The company has not yet incorporst-
ed but will be before long, AS soon rs
Mi {. w. Mount, the principal owner
of the stock and manager OF the con-
Germ has decided as to other parties
remarked this morning, at the Wilson.
that II would be the policy Of the COM
pany TO encourage the farmers of this
section of the state 10 raise all goods
that can be picked for consumption at
the salt Lake establishment. Thus the
local farmers will have a new and wall
liable source of revenue open to them,
as the factory will do an immense bust
ness, and prove great money dis
trlbutor In this section. Mr.. Mount was
for many years treasurer and direc-
tor in the kuhner Pickle company OF
Denver which Is pretty widely known
over the west. so that he Is well post
ed In the business. The company will
turn out in addition to pickles, vinegar
and mustard sauces.
NOTHING DOING IN GLASS.
The Illinois Glass company, which
was the first to look into the local field
| with view OF opening up a branch
| here. will make no immediate move in
that direction.
| That was the announcement made to-
| day by II. A. Moss, who came here n
| month ago 10 Investigate conditions.
| and who returned to the city yesterday
! afternoon from Denver, which is his
| headquarters, and from which point no
overlooks the western trade,
The reason for temporarily abandon
| ing the move has nothing to do with
Ctah's unfitness for factory. Mr. Moss
| says conditions are good. but a new in
| Vention Is coming into the field OF max
ing glass. II viii do away with all
skilled labor. and reduce the cost OF
glass by two-thirds.
WHAT INVENTION WILL DO.
This invention is causing the COM
pany TO hesitate" said Mr. Ross and
when II does come here, It may be that
Utah will have the first Of the new
glass factories. which Will reduce the
present glass factories of the world TO
mere junk heaps If that is not too
strong an expression for machines that
have outllved their usefulness.
The invention is the owens auto
matte machine, and its principle Is a
revolving furnace WHICH does away
with glass blowing, and In fact all OF
the skilled labor 1t also turns out
glass bottles at u very speedy aud very
cheap rate. The machine Is now work
INK on small scale, and IL II proves
TO be commercially feasible It will rev
olutionize the glass making business.
IL Is now being experimental with at
Toledo, o., and the company Is waiting
for results before making any new tn
vestments in the present style Of fac
tories"