| Show BUSINESS AFFAIRS The New Corporations and Their Objects I THE REAL ESTATE MEETING I The New Officers of the Chamber of Commerce The Railroad Committee The articles of incorporation of the Thatcher Milling and Elevator Company Com-pany were filed with Secretary Hall yesterday The pursuit and business agreed upon 13 a general grain and milling business with power to own operate and maintain main-tain machinery and to run and lease water power for propelling machinery for other institutions and orporatiom The existence of the corporation shall be for fifty years unless socner dissolved dis-solved and the piece of the corporations corpora-tions general bnsintsd is at Logan Cache County Utah The capital stock is 50OCO divided into 500 shares of the par value of 1CO each subscribed as follows Name No of Shares Moses lbatcher Logan Utah 105 George W Thatcher Logan Utah 292 Thomas Webber Salt Lake City 10 Aaron D Thatcher Logan Utah 35 Aaron Farr Jr Logan Utah 5 harsh Holden Farr Logan Utah 6 Joseph Quiuney Login Utah 5 Wlllard W Maughn Logan Utah 10 LymanR MartlneauLoganUtah 10 William A Rossiter Halt Lake City 10 H E Hatch Logan Utah 10 George W Thatcher Jr Logan Utah 1 John E Pi ice Logan Utah 1 Total 500 The officern of the company for the ensuing year are as follows Board of Directors Moses Thatcher George W Thatcher Aaron D Thaicher Thomas G Webber and Aaron F Farr Jr Moses Thatcher president George W TJuiicher vicepresident John It Price secretary George W Thatcher I jr treasurer THE DEEP CREEK ROD The articles of incorporation of the Salt Lake Nevada Sc California Railway Company were filed in the office of the Secretary of the Territory yesterday The objects of this corporation are to construct operate and maintain n railroad rail-road to begin at a point in Salt Lake City east of the track of the Denver Rio Giande Western Railroad track by the most feasible route in a southwesterly south-westerly direction passing Black Rock Garfield Beach and Lake Point to a point near Grantsville thence north of west to a point near Salt Springs thence southwesterly to a point near Deep Creek Tooele Com ty Utan a total distance of about 150 miles The amount of Capital Stock is 700000 divided into 57000 sbiires cf ihe par value of 100 per snare and snl scribed as follows No o Name Residence Shires It A McCornick Salt Lake City 10 T W bates 15 Theodore trough II 15 II 0 MCI onough II 1 VVf Montgomery 1 J E Fnltou 1426 Gardiner 15 F H Nelden II 15 S T Thompson 1 George V Ellison II 1 The articles state that the total esti mall d cost of construction of such road the cost of right of way motive power and any and all appurtenances and things necessary for the com pi tion of find running of said road 2100000 The directors for the ensuing year are James E Fulton Thomas W Bates Theodore Brough Frank H Neiden and Ribert Garumer James E Fulton is the treasurer and the other officers are not namad THE NEW CHAMBER OFFICERS The new board of directors of the Chamber of Commerce met yesterday morning at 1130 and the session lasted a couple of hours Henry W Lawrence was chosen as president T G Webber first vicepresident J K Gillespe second vicepresident and M H Walker treasurer The election of a secretary was postponed till Wednesday Wednes-day next It is understood there are several candidates It is thought that A B Johnson and 0 J Hollister are in the front ranks so far PREPARED WITH A PROPOSITION Simon Greenipau loan broker of Topeka Ks is at the Clift House To a HERALD representative he stated last eyening that his mission hero was to submit a proposition for building a railroad from this city to Calfornia to a committee representing the business I and property interests provided however how-ever that immediate action Vas taken in the matter THE REAL ESTATE BOARD MEETING The Real Estate Board met in regular session at the Chamber of Commerce last evening and held a short session Minutes of the last eeting wpre read and approved after which W H Sells as chairman of the committee on railroads rail-roads reported that they had inter ested the Uhamber of uommerco in the organization ot a company to build a line of ropd from this city to Los Angeles and asked that the committee be released from further duty On motion however the committee was continued and instructed to co operate with the committee appointed by the Chamber of Commerce The chairman of the committee on advertising being absent W J Miles stated that further time would be necessary nec-essary as the work of the committee had not yet been completed He then read the following letter a copy of which bad been sent to the DenveV Republican Re-publican Chicago Times Chicago Tribune Trib-une Cincinnati CommercialGazette Louisville CourierJournal Minneapolis Tribune Pittsfanrg Dispatch St Louis Globe Democrat Cincinnati Enquirer and Kansas City Tlmrs SALT LAKE CITY UTAH Messrs As secretary of tho advertising committee of the Halt Lake Real Kstate Board I have been instructed to ascertain your lowest rates for the publication in your paper of special telegrams from this city as they occur from time to time such as the inauguration of a newrallroad enterprise enter-prise tbe establishment of new manufacturing manufac-turing insiitu ions great mining developments develop-ments extenslye real estate transactions etc etc which are of a newsy character though not exactly what is furnished by Associated Press Hope you will fee it to the Interest of your paper to publish these I 4 = specials as news and free of charge If not pleftFe state your current rate Including telegraph charges Awaiting a reply at your earliest convenience I am respectfully respect-fully W J MILK39 The committee decided at their last meeting to send one of their number io Park City to secure contributions from the citizens of that place for the new pamphlet to be Issued inasmuch as the mining interests would be one of the chief attractions to be set forth In the publication Colonel Murray was chosen and will go on his mission the first of this week II On motion the advertising committee commit-tee was continued indefinitely The committee on membership reported re-ported favorably on the names ot F W Montgomery G W Elison and S Bowman name of C E Wantland having been withdrawn The report of the committee was accept and the candidates for membership were duly balloted for and elected Oon Dris oIl bsieg appointed teller The names 01 W H Cassady William Fuller and E F Jones were proposed for membership and referred to Messrs Bishop Hamilton and Morian as a comnitee The following paper was then presented pre-sented to the Board After many urgent solicitations from friends in tha East regarding Utah end Its resources and knowing the Interest among capitalists there I have concluded to make a visit and take with me a largo number of stereoscopic views atid give llluhlrailons through the priLClpal cities of the East JW BYERS On motion it was laid on the table with the suggestion that the exhibitions exhibi-tions be first presented before the Board before it be endorsed by them A discussion then took place regarding regard-ing the inherent qualities necessary in a real estate dealer to make him eligibe to membership and the duties of the investigation committee after which the Board adjourned to toe next regular regu-lar meeting NOTES PRATT BEOS report the sale of 5x6 on corner of Fourth North and Lit tu West for 1300 S Simpson to Mrs Barney a 5x10 on Sec md Street for 2 600 and a 10x5 on First Street for 15CO F H AUEEBACH the chairman of the committee on railroads appointed at the last meeting of the Chamber of Commerce request all tbe members of tae committee to meet at the Chamber of Commerce on Monday evening at 730 to consider the question of railroads rail-roads |
