The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
WILL JOURNEY To
SANPETE VALLEY
NJ. and NJ. A. Officers Planning a
Third Get Acquainted"
Excursion.
DATE FOR PAYS0N TRIP
is NOT YET FIXED
Farmers of Southern Salt Lake
County to Organize Pro-
motion League.

Immediately following the southern
Utah get acquainted excursion of the
Manufacturers and Merchants associa-
tion TO points az far south az Payson,
which Will be held in about two weeks
the members OF the organization Will
make journey for the same purposes
through Sanpote valley. And there is
every probability that such excursions
VIII continue to be given until the rest
uentS and business men OF every town In
me State shall realize that the associa-
lion means TO advance the interests OF
the State OF Utah, as a whole.
Confident Success Will Attend.
President Hewlett stated Tuesday TINT
although the date OF the Payson cNcur-
sion had not been fixed. II is certain that
IL VIII occur In about two weeks, and
that "A journey through Sanpcte valley
would Immediately follow He Is highly
gratifcd with the results OF the initial
get acquainted excursion" to Logan,
and intimated that such trips viii be con
tinucd. FIe declared that great interest
Is being evidenced by the members OF the
association and local business men gen
crhlIy In the approaching Payson trip,
and that he is sure great success Will at
tend II.
Will Confer With Printers.
AS n further evidence that the associa-
ton desires TO advance all lines of buSl-
ness In Utah, the directors of the Manu-
facturers and Merchants association
have arranged 10 hold conference
Thursday night at the NJ. and M A. head
quarters. with the employing printers
and officers Of the Allied Printing Trades
council OF Salt Lake. The purpose or the
conference is TO discuss the local print
Ing business and 10 devise some means
by which all printing to be done for
Itah people can be kept within the bor
dcrs OF the State 1t is the understanding
that at least one-third OF the orders for
tan printing pPtabll9 9hmppt2
outside OF the State and In this manner
considerable money is permitted to leave
Utah.
Wants to Ascertain Conditions.
President Hewlett of the NJ and NJ. A.
states that many business men claim
work done with sufficient dispatch In
Utah, and for that reason send their or
ders out OF tho State. 1t Is the desire of
Mr. Hewlett to ascertain If such Ia tho
actual condition. and II found to be
true, he Will urge local printers TO in
crease their facilities and thereby handle
all Utah printing.
Farmers to Organize
William Kraack OF Crescent, Salt Lake
county, was a visitor TO the NJ and NJ.
A. headquarters Tuesday. He announced
that he has Issued call to the twelve
wards Of the southern part of the county
TO appoint delegates to meet February "a
at Sandy for the purpose OF organizing
q equity ltdSuts 10 "DTh III
harmony with the NJ. and NJ associa-
ton 1t is the plan OF Mr.. Kraack to as
scmble delegates. 1X a date for a big
mass meeting OF. the farmers at Sandy.
Mt which time plans looking to the bet
tcrment OF tho general condition OF the
county can be discussed and acted upon.
Want Electric Line.
Mr. Kraack states that the farmers OF
the southern part OF Salt Lake county
want to sec an electric railway built
from Salt Lake CITY to their section
They Will. Mr.. Kraack declares. guaran-
tee any company building such a system
sufficient patronage In passenger and
freight transportation to make II a
paying proposition. Mr.. Kraack IL max
ng an effort to get the southern Salt
AXE county farmers financially inter
ssted In a plan to establish a fertilizer
plant in their section. He
further states that the get acquainted
to Pnyson Will be Joined at
Sandy by at least scventy-t1ve farmers
II southern Salt Lake county.