The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-01-10

! district that produces the raw ma
terlal and also manufactures It into
| the finished product is necessarily
much greater tnan the profit made
only In the production of the raw
product, and greater than that made
In manufacturing also.
Concerted Action Necessary.
There isn't q question but what the
! farmers of Weber county and tributary
districts should unite with tne busi-
ness men OF Ogden In furtherIng the
factory idea-as they Will get better
price for their wool and other prod
ucts In addition TO their share In the
general prosperity which follows fac
tories wherever they are judlciously
located.
The question of the better method
Of securing new industries of every
character is one which interests every
ambitious community, because an In
dustry which brings profitable en-
ployment TO labor and capital is the
primo basis of the material progress
of every people. II is worthy of the
best thought Of the most energetic
and intelligent men, and 1t is in con-
sequence Of this fact that the bright
est minds are giving deep consldera-
tion TO this subject that the American
people are today the richest. most
productive. progressive and prosperous
on the face OF the earth
New industries do not come by ac-
cldent-tney are the growth or prod
uct of economic conditions. Many
things must conspire together to main.
tain their successful operation at any
point The primary inducements To
their location are capital, labor. raw
material, markets and railroad faclll-
ties such as Ogden possesses. II ia
impossible to depose one OF these es-
sontials without impaIring the others.
This city has the transportation facili-
ties. markets. raw material and the
labor, without a doubt and II proper
representations are made capital can
be secured from those who are in
search OF desirable investments or q
substantial and permanent nature.
To accomplish the latter however
unanimity of action is necessary on
the part OF those with wide influence,
and when this is exorted In a CON
certed and harmonious manner ogden
Will prosper and flourish as she de-
serves.
New Building Permits.
During the week ending last night
several new building permits were
Issued out OF the office of City En-
eineer Parker. Among others C.
Christensen was given authority to
proceed with the construction OF
frame residence in the south side of
the Canyon road. near or adjacent to
Glenwood Park. The now dwelling
VIII be 2SX3S feet In dimension. mod
ern as far az possible, and will cost
Mr.. Christensen from 81 500 10 81 800
before It is ready for occupancy.
II. H.. Hoyes has been granted per-
mission TO change the front and rear
entrance to his business block on tho
north Side of Twenty-hfth street and
between Lincoln and Grant avenues.
and TO rearrange the interior of the
building. Tho improvements will cost
from $1,000 to $500 and will be
pushed to completion at once.
Wheelwright Bros have received an
oflcial permit and are now proceeding |
With the work of adding two stories |
on the storeroom at No. 2476, on the |
east side of Washington avenue. lust |
north of Twenty.hfth street. The i'm
proVements being made Will cost In |
oXcess of $4,000. and will make the |
building one of the best In that i'm
mediate locality
j. H Malan has permit to add
an addition to his house on the west
side of Monroe avenue and this Will
cost several hundred dollars and be
completed as soon as possible.
Work ls being pushed on the new
residence under construction for Mrs.
Emma l.. Williams on the south side
Of Parry avenue and the structure
VIII be modern and cost something
over $1,000,
All the mechanics who can work