Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-15
STATE WILL HAVE
PICKLE FACTORY.
Denver Man Says One Will be
Operating Here on or About
February IS.
CONTRACTS FOR CUCuMBERS.
Freight iatc on Flour to Los Angeles
Cut I'm Two---Whai Manufacture
ers Are Doing.

Within month Utah dinners may
be eaten with Utah pickles as side
dish and Uah millers can ship Titan
Hour To Log Angeles after tomorrow for
less than half the sum now charged In
freight. These two events have ben
secured through the action OF the Man
ufaciureis ana Merchants association
ana as ts membership Is growing until
Prospective manufacturers. and the
railroads. are coming 10 realize that It
IS net .a2tlonal organization. but
represents a movement behind which as
the moral torte OF the community, it,
sugs stiOns aud requests are meeting
WIN lnoie consideration,
Tine preliminary WORK looking TO the
cs,abhshneDi OF d pickle factory was
carried on without any announcements
being maze, as the leading mover was
an empIoye OF large Denver pickle
factory, and did not wish 10 be known
IA the matter. until plans were per-
fectel. Now. he states, the factory Will
he operating by Feb rs, and VIII make
contracts FOR at least 300 acres OF Gu
cumhcrs for next season, II the farm
ers are willing 90 produce the land,
The contracts viii be- similar TO those
Of the sugar company, giving the fac
torys experts the right to choose the
picking time and the seed time. Pickle
tanks win be built IN Davis county,
where the product can be stored until
the factory nceds It, and until the Utah
crop maures pickle material vi be inn
ported. The machinery If nov on the
way here, and will be set up Ia rented
building until permanent structure
can be erected
WHAT MANAGER SAYS.
c. W. Mount, who Is at the head OF
the new company, comes here IRON
Denver. Mr.. Mount states that his fac
tory viii employ obout IS persons to
start with, and the woge list viii be
Increased as the business grows. He Is
an expert pickle man, and knows the
local field through his operations In II
as agent OF the Denver house He
brings with him n foreman of expert
ence, who Will have control Of the fac
tory.
RATE CUT IN TWO
The freight rate on -four to Los An
geles was secured by Secy. Cleaveland
on n trip to Los Angeles, from which
he has lust returned The oil rate was
B2 cents hundred and the new rate
IL 30 cents, reduction OF over half.
Utah ships a, large part of her Hour
away and Hs destination Ia often the
orient. Shipments direct to Los An
geles at this rate, for loading there on
orient bound steamers, viii effect big
saving, and allow the business TO he
conducted on u much more general
plan.
EXCURSION NORTH.
The excursion TO Logan and other
northern Utah cities has been sched-
uled tor Wednesday, Jan. "a just nine
days from now. Before IL leaves, all
who intend TO go must sign up with the
association In order to secure the rate.
and n directory will be published con-
tanning their names and the names Of
the firms they represent, The trip Is
to be styled the Get Acquainted trip
and an effort will be made 10 meet the
people OF each town through which the
train runs. Long stops Will be made at
ogden and Brigham City, and shorter
stops at Bountiful Pennington, kays-
Vile, Willard Collision, Deweyville,
Cache Junction, Mendon and other
points. A lunch will be served at Lo-
gan, ana light refreshments al Brigham
city en- route, as Il will probably be af-
ter the noon hour that the train
reaches its northern terminus,
MORE NEW MEMBERS.
The following are the latest additions
70 the membership.
Home Fire Insurance Co., National
Mastic Roofing Co., Columbia Phono-
graph Co.. Saltair Beach Co., White
Dressed Meats Co., Il. Elite Candy Co.,
Observation-Disclosures Ashton
Whyte- Skilllcorn, Magazine Publishing
Co. the Ogden Standard. the Ogden En-
aminer, Utah State Journal, Industrial
Utah, Murphy Bros. Candy Co.. Peo-
pies Forwarding Co., Standard Meat
Markel, Milan s. Lees Hemenway &
Moser, r. q. Dun & Co., Burton Coal
& Lumber Co.. Hubbard Investment Co.