| Show PRACTICAL MEASURES ZIONS PROGRESS WE wn 1 publish publish today to day a circular zions central board of trade which we direct special attention the objects held in view by this organization are arc certainly most laudable nineteen diorent different industries ind si are enumerated as subjects subjects for discussion at the meeting of the board in may and each of them can be made successful in this territory by judicious management and operation cooperation co of the people the necessity of home and the feasibility of their establishment and krofl profitable table talle operation been advocated almost from first settlement of the territory president young led out practically in this direction and with his bis immediate associates repeatedly urged the importance of industrial enterprises not only as a measure of economy but as a means of employment to the constantly ar riving immigrants and the rapidly in increasing juveniles theories have been plentiful and the want of such institutions is conceded the time is achand at hand practical measures there is need for the members of the boards of trade in the several stakes zion nor forthe for the central board spend time in dilating upon the necessity of home industries orthe ortho anticipated benefits to result from establishment plans are wanted methods by which the desired results oan can be achieved are called for operative cooperative co effort ia is required something is to be done not merely talked of this we understand to the object of the meeting 2 antoune ed in the circular the inauguration of the co opera tive mercantile movement by our leaders was intended as the step towards industrial operation cooperation co th the a opening measure has been successful in accomplishing much good it has been the means as a distributor of imported goods of furnishing furnis lurnis merchandise at remarkably low prices thus bringing them the reach of the masses it has been a regulator of trade it has prevented corner corners jell in any article in general demand it has large supplies at a convenient for dealers in the various parts the territory by which the could obtain comforts at all seasons reasons of the year without difficulty ty it has bas also been a repository for many article articles of home manufacture by which they have been brought to the attention and patronage of the public the parent institution ls sound prosperous vigorous and flourishing it is eminently a commercial success but no matter how bow cheap cheaply y and easily we can obtain imports by means of Z C Q al I 1 it is conceded that our true policy ia is to make as far as possible at we need for home consumption with an eye to future exports of those articles which we can sell abroad at a profit to determine what can be produced addman and manufactured to jhb th ebest beistad advantage on sound business principles in this territory and to devise measures by which those articles can be produced for the benefit of the community and the advantage of all engaged in the enterprises will at once secure the attention of the Central board of trade we notice that iron and coke oc cupy the first place in the list of subjects to be discussed this is gratifying to all who know anything of the vast resources of utah in this particular line the amount of suitable labor skilled and otherwise ready to hand for embarking in the business of manufacture and the great market which is open for these necessary products iron no doubt can be made in utah to supply all this rapidly opening region with the most preci uil of metals and the railroad facilities and prospects are such as to warrant not only large consumption of the invaluable article but cheap and speedy transportation to the points of demand utah is bound at home some time tot to be a great iron producing and iron consuming country all the different articles enumerated are ara worthy the attention of business mind minds as certain to prove of profitable production in utah take one of them which everybody uses salt we have it here in mountains and on the shores of the lake in almost unlimited quantities in its crude state if properly handled it can be made a source of revenue to the manipulators but we need works here by vy which it can be relieved of its chemical impurities and made as fit for table an and curative uses as the finest that v Is im imported skirted we kesend send bend to live fo nor for salt sait with w it i i thousands of ofton to SH pool fool night right r ight wa within th 1 n our reach of it we ought not to import a aln ain pound of soap nor a piece of oie ele leather nor a koot hoot nor a shoei shoe n up lippet ounce ot of butter or cheese nor hoh gallon of syrup nor a box boref zache 11 nor a piece of glue nor white lea iea lead d these and mani many keg 0 of things can be produced at ho paying prices prides if the people of 1 peoples who should be united ulli ted combine for the purpose of af lection and mutual advantage P to here is the grandest opportunity for the building build ing up of a self hustig ing industrial and powerful system of operative cooperative co effort ever offered 1 the histo history ry of the world A gathered from all the leading ni 4 eions connected by the closest ta that kind bind bind the human heart hearty yma ynh by motives that move to a coh cor coralio aizo alzo end inspired by a spirit of fait falt falling N 03 ergy orgy temperance peace patijo and unity led by men of honora i peri perl per lence ence wisdom and unselfish flab living in n a region full of thel t he I 1 14 ments merits needed for permanent WM and prosperity nil all the modern for the savin bavin gor lahs jala and the utilization of brought within access located in the heart of the richest portion ol 01 most wonderful continent oil on globe gibe and encouraged by the a tents of a destiny vouchsafed jo ra 4 other people since the I 1 the race what is needed practical coop co op oration union of capital mutual interest between consumer and producer not on paper or in 11 speeches merely but in acts ani ana realities in our operative cooperative co ag associations clat ciati ions ons let the worker and the boi boy or each have a pecuniary antem with the tiie holder of large capital h the profits and losses the risks and aa responsibilities of the institution i designed lor for the public good iet let us come closer together in our EO called temporal and material addah discard jealousy and abuse of ca capi tal give labor a part of the of organized industry do not beek seek to level the rich to the plane of or the poor but gradually lift up the poor that they also may become rich seek not for sudden wealth by speculative methods lods but let all comsha for a reasonable and healthy and in inter ter tor dependent progress dinall things 98 that tend to the com eom comfort fort and happi happl kwa vla anil und elev elevation atio n of society communism I 1 ia not embodied co operation the tile destruction of 1 IB will talent enter prA 1 property or not desm desa or desirable nor is it requisite ite ao ocl ool oco m operative effort on the contrary when properly arranged and carnei earned out it will off ofner offer er the strongest incentives to personal lexen lexer exertion tion ahik beeking seeking the good of the who whole elt eit it vm have regard to the benefit of every part and while aiming at the enrichment rich ment and advancement of th e community will secure the ind epen dence and protect tb the e rights ts and accumulations of each individual we look with confidence to the accomplishment of something des deff j nite nito in inthis this direction by tb e action of zions central board of inde inae but all must bear in mind that as t rome home was not built in a days day so the desired results of home industry cannot be effected at once time thies I 1 patience ati enee ence experiment hAprov improvement ement 4 by experience money wisdom faith falth th confidence and apel union are es I 1 s senti ti als ais in the work let lot these ie be had bad and the people of zion will win enter upon a career of prosperity ahm lity ritY will brove drove a realization prom of the h e visions of the seers and the hopes of the heaven inspired humanitarians ap of J alithe ail all the ages I 1 |
