| OCR Text |
Show The Inter- Mountain Republican Section. Pages 1 to 10. NANUFACTURES FACTOR IN UTAH'S DEVELOPMENT SALT Remarkable Growth of Commercial Years, Activity During GiFy: UTAH, SUNDAY, AUGUST 26, 1906. 19+ Le ading Past Five $ $ Increasing Productiveness of Plants and Earning Power of Wage Workers. Manufacturers of Utah. AC oe See ae a ae ial prio ALD NDER OPTIC "i Co.,, nufae turin "opticians. STON, " HYTK, SKIL L 1 ORN CO.,, man rers of cut stone for building. Contractors, ' ASPER -NO ALL AN » Co., manufacturers luniber, sush, Subte: oe ap dias supplies. ‘ 5 AN Tie ey \ co. nanufac turers baking powder, extracts, splee ni n Ci » manufacturer jams and jelliles. - oe + ete. Packer of honcy. GTON AND CO, (See tahlite Minin " HOT SUPPLY CO. man pate - rs Shotiorachi supplies, A. BEAN! STELN, moaautineturer of cign BERRUM PORTLAND CEMENT STONE CO., mnonufacturers cement, cement block, building supplies, % AMPLE ROOM FOR INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION THROUGHOUT STATE Ve wey Chairman of Publicity Committee, Hn. FOP : manufacture factor TTL I in ‘ have the ible whieh and ne ul manufacturing 1900 to 1905, been growth tate { snow? 1 be de-j . Utah, ha ween found ion t state, $ $ $ a inter-3 fing Facifie indeed tu the rr I the fi the two of the six | 1ding he state the cai ind repah railroad companies publis hing The reported in fin lustric for the total : : ; ; construction leac erage of 9 ware amour for tlued at by Specitied b\ Avy Various | Tndustries. it to Br the cen- cheese pen ase 7 s kann milk bh nd nsed « ipital, ellaneous mise mie terials of used in cost ? j eXxand products Hutte Tation shop const and vepair railroad comum paride ‘ n "eo, TO: « onfectionery, } 12; cap; ‘ ‘ working, -15; «fla pro dius ts, 63; flour and grist foundry and machine shop products, | gas illuminating and he; peg: a poe 3 l Cat and knit malt, 6; goods, lumber 11 { 5 laus by was a noticeable gain made confectonery industry, the) of establishments being inthree, the capital by $2 68.wage carners, 182, the Aages iid the value ¢y | Arn | value) tte ih {he number Printi of establishments: publi hing was repre a by 01 ast:tablishme nt ners and awa inca > : 540. Of this num ber of watabitete me maa 74 were engaged in Oar 1| ant publishing newspap ers periodicals with capital emmoun line' % | $795 SH 0 sented emp io manufact wen Flour tering and Grist Mill ) oducts ms the Products. flour other and six the of indus tries number 1d head Thoma to . hy ute Vat mater Market | of 12.6704 in" : whieh deerea In alu of SAI eee HEH as "eo notab tuys dut Advance Made advance gp ohe m e period the HH Wn Hee HA TOW 1. me die HHeHHeHHeHeHHeHre+reeee HEHEHE HEF HE SHE FHS FE HE EH ¢ ee AND ™ ouvias ents, sr paper (See co, W. A. Barrington the year wagon covers, paulins, feed bags and all boxes, und Producers und manofacturers Woops ZIONS gy t " f intr at | street "Utnblite," of goods ket plant, Wholesale o nterest f clit and. stat itz and ine lucements to investhomeseeker ! i bureau Utah' wealth and ' the Visitor ipitalist { re r ible inrtion has a) and D ac kK d by t he Smelter be ‘enu tled to the a 1 new direction A Ments wages cent, and and the $20,944,816 number 2,639, or of 48 wage per $2,394,878, included the in the number reported earners earncent, or 36.7 census of oubting on/ Utah's all of 1905 establishments as 606,'the number 8,052 and the value products $38,936,464. ee yi re oe these 7 to per products the total 2c been | tions good methods instances result and omas" figures cast can of of any any sflec- manufactorles?eee Even un- that their profitable Ul they little of Ample mar- There e antici-} j advertising to send East for now our local markets. any have| years it disseminated this city on has been Many More. for many ta feeta be ‘terested? to induce one would manu- facture er to look into the advantages Tta he would readily convinced, and coming here would "see and be coonquered" in an insta nt. little missionary in| this the for r iample 2 room okevene On o is (and all should make an effort find ready sale in here {s still a lot} to be even in Room is still more. would Hee te uni- k work in this direction make Utah the. biggest state in the Union to 4 has already been ohne te versal custom of the people of this|the members of the Manntarturars man. city and state to send away for eyery+| Merchants association and thine. A glance over the list of prod-| patriotic and enthus salle. admirers sot : fact 8 manufactured In that at least 93 needs of the people with home products, would get busy the lwould soon be taken Utah per reveals cent tue Utae his labor and greatness. Saree teen ha ‘eet hat little urging to be convinced. Several a the su extions © at various meet ao Manufacturers and Mer airiai assoclation hava re- b sulted tr thee iocot Os ane done. Several new fidustries aren te th visit e various wns and citles to find manufacturing of awe kind pro-| ceeding In every local It may be only the humble anpeinaker a there! are a number of them in this re Fe but} he jis making something to add to the/ manufactured products of the state,| while SS Eastern can be. supplied and if other ha nea ane care of Manufacturing Everywhere. he northern to the Southern boundaries of the state one has only to / locate,' and ate w looking into the merits of the various localities, ere at but two serious drawbacks to a still greater development of the manutacturing interests of the State: ack o roper appreciation of Phe benefits by capital and the consumption | railroad rates, which in many cases on of raw material is not as pretentious as|raw material are GH BiEGE While his neighbor, it is that much more} Utah can furnish a large percentage manufactured. of natural products to be used for raw The value of the pall ture d|material, there are some raw materials products in the vear 1905 was 251 ae of a necessity have to be brought 926,464, while that of 1900 was $17.-/! In such cases the railroads put 981, 648, showing a percentage of inprohibitive rates in force that make crease for 1906 over that of 1900 of |it impossible for the Utah manufac5 é r cent, with the Eastern while the increase injturer to compete in manufactures Was | manufacturer | Invested capital is wealth in the dense clouds of| organizations in Salt. Lake City, and smelter smoke, and the smelters in the |although all else may be equal as re}environs of Salt Lake City in gards the prospective manufacturer tion to employing hundreds of men/loeating here, the disadvantages and are the destination of many thousands/the finanelal loss suffered by exof carloads annually from the mines} isting freight tariff to Salt Lake City not only of Utah, but, with the San /| from points ae east and west of the Pedro, Salt Lake & Los Angeles rail| Missouri rive ott places within road, and its tributary line, the Las|the vale of imposaibilities the chance Vegas & Tonopah railroad, now at the j of the manufacturer competing with very door of the great mining dis-| Sastern manufacturers, tricts of Nevada, large quantities of | ay ee ---- = the}~ from here shipped being are ore Sliver state Of the lHishments 606 Ta reporting ued con- IE 5 estab- | + wed al+ at per-" $30,665,513, the or nearly combined value others td of four|#+ products | + feels work Smoke, re M. AND Still another of industries of what to be the great the leading {s destined metropolis of + Is + the Z at more the hand and + + + |of disclosing their identity and opera-|4 These five establishments had|4 | tions products the combined value of which| 4 amounted to $20,978,068. | + Allister, the daily output been inereased from the to the 350 mark, and Mr. Allister expects to reach # + Increase. fae state distinctly shown, as the| + of svesent Sear. ) the + + of process, over- + + + Percentage of|¢# shoe plant has gradually developed, until today under the able management of George Ss. Mc- ° none L. the five appear among the six selected) + jindustries, nor can their statistics be|+ given separately without the possibility ;+ Ogden's but M. + + the inter-mounta{n country C. + + + all factories. ‘Starting ina primitive way in the early 70s, and manufacturing shoes by $1.000,¢ 000, clear-|¢# SHOES the than illustrates IT. OVERALLS -- ly the industria importance of the|¢ large establishment Five establish-|+ ments reported a oduction value adit For the city of Ogden, the percent-|¢# age of increase canadian that for the}+# state in every item shown. In the|}¢# number of estaWlishments Ogden|+# gained 25.5 per cent, as compared|¢# with 5.4 per cent of the state, while|}# jthe capital invested increased 179.9;+4 | per cent as compared with 96.7 per|+ eent, and the value of products in-|}# creased 141.3 Dee - as compared|# with 116.5 per ce |+ On the other hand Salt Lake City !¢# did not equal the state in the rapidity | 4 of increase xcept in the number of |+4 lestablishments and miscellaneous ex-|+ penses + The predominance of the incorpor-|¢ ated company in the manufactures of} ¢ ete. Cc. of | ous % shoe } vanrunuation. "The $4449444444444444444 EET 61 less. than Senet. + 45 establishments, | + |forming about one-fourteenth of the| + total number, reported a product val-|4 the Jndustries enun addition to refining of merated smelting and copper lead and gold re duction in to in known have ‘state > haye greatest many with a of knowledge Boe and rallway yal support of the citizens, { etre of accomplishing all the 4S now planned. in B ak: > the the su meats, Wealth of previous} to be opened up the eyes of the people to the fact that certain products which every one had an idea that they had © 9-0-0400 00-06-6600 6-H, 1nd of In find in pated. New soft preci tame <---> <P ‘ throu out throughout, products cots, pre- innanteriie talked any of the 96.7 the greatest "KNOCKERS" that Utah possesses must admit that we are making progress in a manufacturing way known manufacturers have become In spite of the croakings| and doubts enthused with the spirit of the occasthat many of them have that the state jon and induced to bring out their|is going to the "demnition bow-wows." cor- Manufacturing canuners, pleklers and CO. Woods Crons, Utah. CROSS CANNING AND PICK, ING md veretub Ts ie Oxden Utah. Commercial printing and book binding, rullog, etc. PRINTING Co., taxidermist. Al ‘ P IR eee manufacturers boots, shoes, clothing, ) : THON, FACTORIES, CO-OPTER Vin MERCANT riiTm INSTITL TION, DRUG DEPALRPMENT, manufacturing cheminats CO-OPE aK VR MERCANTILE INSTUCI turiog grate existence. and or per cent. report of the twelfth census shows 1,400 manufacturing establishments in Utah, with 6,615 wage earners and products valued at $21,156,183. f these establishments 575 employing 5,413 wage earners and manufacturing products valued at $17,981,648 are comparable with the class of establish- resl- were wage the weights, them|and average} Merchants Committee, of Utah. The Seno increased "hen on 2 etc. le aj of began ers industries, their in Value attention manufactures' than Utah productive cartons Co.) year of the his these of Publicity of | $12,784.972, manu- the even written or concep-| many to idea HARRIS, of a@ manufacturing state. The various "boosting" trips of the| Manufacturers and Merchants associa- and rolls, kinds Utah's unless Utah's product valued at he remaining mill any of or O. Assoociation as! times printe eae been since tion ‘ Feed springs, faint concerned dr nks, taetetont products. wire a has past have as state, cities, especially but Utah localities, our our called More ma- bara, manufacture oO ae HHH errr mill grist lithographe Bas ie Ar TUNG co... commercial ARONI . manufacturer moenroni ond oa fooda. EAC nod toilet sonpes laundry by-nroducts in ae yrter ond brewers' products. . nile. founders stove castings, sash HH EE EERE tee is has large humble to of concerning ete MINING a e+e and horseradish, pickles, etc. RADISH Co,, mooutneturers manufacturers fire brie . and fire clay produc oft eee broxs and iror Vamufneturers and wholesalers of coke. shippers of coal. Ab manufacturers of coke and Operators KRALL WAY CO. cenerntors cleetric Caner "for power and lighting. AND ATE AD eee flour all deseriptlo mattresses, wate C. Chairman of immensity Located, in visitor eon eee SEF "AH ae rs of Knitted goods of tING CO.,, emia tectunmeyi and citizens at the factures. are, manufacturers enthedral commerce tat art gla comforts, woven wire MANUPACTURING CO.,, manufacturers mattresses, pankdinic, turniture, ete, Manufacturers condensed mulk, evaporated crenm and dairy ILI CO., Hichmond, Utah. \ WORKS, manufacturers corulce, metal fronts, copper and galvanized Iron SHEL'T METAL mooutae ete products. © summer root beer and and retail ete. Wholesale cement block for bullding. pinnutecturers pres sed STONTD CO, and cuttle tages manufac turers rubber stamps, stencils, dies, sheep manufacturers te ath, wiagen covers, uwnings, feed bags, » me eae turers cornfee: galwanized tron an tin workers, iit, refined salt, dairy salt, eitioe anit, ne mac hinery, flour manufacturers mining and mil yg 1 BE ISHING CO.,, manntne ADAMS, mnnufneturer A ND BEDDING upholstered CONDENSED LH eee? +eeeese Seat an WORKS, AND M ANUVAE manufacturers $42 porter and rete soda water, gin electric chichalalined of dent ae MANUI manu- trom. tlon collars, ruatoen nnd retail bakers co collecting sweeplog compound. CO. manufac aarerr dust ac TL RING unt aa rinniptackur re rs boots prin ‘ mii att CoOr Tae noineat turers candy and confectionery. Nby ¢ De : tal returers candy ane contectionery,. Bullding material, Bis RK CO, manu office, bank and store fixtures, manutaicturer coffins, we robes vd coffin hardware. VLon anats returer of brooms, break cx, ete. rine OTEDN: Ogden. Ltnh powder, extracts, spices, olive oll, Makers of ba king VSEND CO., manufucturing pharmacists. im. inal cundies ond com inctinnesten manufacturers of cign IINL ¢ founders ¢ Tes on and brass eosting sucdrics, PACKING CO. manufucturers nae powder and grocers' n in Heese HHH FHHFAHFH AND Notable he 1orse rm yey manufacturers men's hats JORDAN MILL AND ELEVATOR CO.,, manufacturers nurri G VATPRE . ss x pholstere rs Vite sip iP : h ag ( » C 0 ec. eee GREAT to IN NT OF STH TRG the the country the eesee - r Values eet eeteeer+ abe HHH HHH wa Neither -.- Wholesale ments. STOCKS ¢ os » stock yards ane slaughtering plant. | ckers, biscults and table delica cien. > eas ‘turer building muatertal, manufneturers of fre oneal Nintereprdoe ‘Toofing ‘noon ING oOo. N Pfs ae O.. manufacturers ale, beer, ATER CO. manufacturers SUPPLY CO. manufacturers tt DEVELOP to the Comparison FF ++ tte 92. renditure : kinds all } munutiac Treasurer Manufacturers Tiling. Is . Div "ole r ae Co. manutfne eres Saar: ts, spices. Roasters of coffees. ANI . Nephi, Utah. Plu and special work. mae hinists, a onisias » an Maras Seine! use. Nunn''s Black Oil for veterinary marnutaeds rer bar and PA LLSO N, manufacturer of bank, ST x = LONERY CO. manufacturing TI WBR« KE s, gluss signs, stage machinery, ete TARE 2S Pre ON, ma vu fae furer urt Manufacturers flour und grist mill products. nor Ue rm sls o . Pountain 3 on ¥ x n harness, saddles, ete. CO. manut "cs und dealer AN athe turers Portland Cement, COMP ANY or UTAL, PORT. ND ( t: MENT blue books, maps and atlases. 1, POL, cgurettecrs, a punts cs directortes, n Souce und tuble sauces, JOHN R Ib Ls tou acturer Wi »preestershire T. 8.) REIS Tet, Al RoR' ots, awnings, wagon covers, feed bngx, ete. RIP BROS HWEeNEY veh psIs. RISLEY, manu WILELIA Ww Ww. 1s, SHMVMER mann fic facia optle manufacturer copper and galvanized tron bullding fronts, WORKS, AND RKOORING 99 vormed a AND GUTHRIE, manufacturing novelty works. Bleycles and repa eras SONS BOTTL ING CO. manufacturers sodu water, gloger ale aan puinmer drinks. S >. te turer of " chy mais Mantel makers. atts. nee SONS CO.,, manuta ring marble, granite and stone works. eit As CO. Te eectacern and dealers in building material, sash, doors, ete. WOICRISON- ay » AND munufactucers of vinegar, pickles, table dellenacles, etc. Mé« NP? PICK Lis M« moaoufacturing printer, book binder and publisher. Gk FOG is u LAT the BY Diveetor, manufaeturer ond dealer In tru nks MES ae WORKS, canan ectarece of boilers, water Jnckets, smoke stacks, sheet tron work, tanks. Repairing. ee furer suddies, barness, ete oe ithe Sigeal Switeh te ce ving. designing and = (print . € "O., Taare taree s mud dealers in nkws. reuters in srevelees, supplies. pile RON ED BRICK CO., manufacturers tlre brick, Soaiba cae und pressed ae sae o SALT © O., manutucturers salt, refined salt, dairy salt, ellis salt, sulphurized anit for ble INT uot NiPAIN MILLING co... manafacturers flour and grist mill products. DAKW IRVINE, pean steele chemist. Ww. NS AND CGO. nofane Jlealers in hurness, snddles, tents, wagon covers, feed bags, . ctec. : JOHNSON CORNICE WORKS, munutfacturers metal cornices, skylights, store fronts. Galwanized tron, tin ‘ work. ND © (0. manufacturing printers, hogan munufacturing stationers and blank book makers, KIELSON BOS. harness ners ers, Jor be "Plackamithn; "o> and carriage repairing. + Ae!CNIGHT RA oO KNUDSON NOVELTY CO, fncturiogg novelty workers. Kepnir wo metal metal paint, fireprooflug, CO., anchnetarene A RULE iN. (Ere PAINT" AN D M ANUPACTURING enamels. et LANGT ON LIME AND CEMENT CO. manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers Mme and cement. Bullding material. LEADER CIGAR c O., manufacture ts SiR RE Rs EDGAK mK J, Leith ¥ anfncturing, Jewel nnd manufacturers gloves, pea a belts, etc. Ginnern LOG AN Low re q AN >>" ANN ING CO. rae CA di» Te ostk0tsactaurerh Or cuntlies mna contectione J. G, M8 RUMEN oka murble ow fork, Ae anmae nix, ¢1 ite cata Taevatioaalt ty Md Ee? NZIB, perm Ans mater LAS *AZINIS PULL NA Be $ ep pana tee lke ernde vinegurs. ; BACs vi eee nod flDe leather goods. iron on trunks. Deuler In trunks, travelers mer iri, maar IGE +) om Ina AN tate tablishments numbered 1900 ntinlly ni HOC "GAN, erist chiel uring take 4X | Shops. capital, number of wag wages, cost of material and products' in the ra i iim §; | shops show a substantial and aseae tinohen there: wasn decrease oe products, 41; Jumber, planing omill | s, including sash,.4loors ane blinds, 12; marble and stone work, 5; mattresses and spring beds, 4; a eral and soeda waters, 11; numonts and ° patent Pana ninge 8 pottery, terra clay products, 6: print. | publishing, book and Job, 27 printing and publishing, newsp and periodicals 74 serpin hat There l ber ( the : : Tudustries. pecified eordin ye presented increase o an iufacture Mi r bO6 number : " ting the $8,549,361 Increase Manufactures 2 earners , t GB LUMENTILAL, Provo tron w orks, foundry, e nt LLER BREWING bebe aan shat turers beer, porter and brewers' aeeepe™ D GROO, manuts rolee, roofing and tin work. Contractor ALLEY vos NSED Mut K AND CREAMBERY CO. Logan, Utah. Mamathetwcern condensed cream, products, "RAL COA L AND COKE CO. miners and shippers cont. Manufacturers and dealers In coke CENT RY PRINTING CO. manufacturing printers, book binders and ruling, : CRAGE R WIRk AND WORKS, manufacturers Iron fence » bank, office nnd counter railing, ornamental one ds electroplatin IROS., manufac tee rs barness und saddles. r TAL LIvVMIs CEMENT CO. eee cement, lime, plaster, ete CUTLER BROS CO., manufaeturers clot ' ' : DAVIS- HOW ik iron aa aaa ok General machinery work. eosin urers o Who gs ones, zinc etchings, Dent ufac rers of sodn wuater, gloger ale and aouiman Yaak mz ite tates of soda er, ginger ale nod summer drinks. ond \ manufacturing printers, job w nod Book binding. rn mie Hy r A Nb ¢ moanufocturers clear boxes, ete. ‘EE ANDY CO. manufacturers cundy, confeetlonery, ete KNIT PING CO., mapnpufoctaurers knit goods of nail description A. PISHDR BRISWING CO., manufaeturers o beer, porter and cicwere! products, c r CRE AMERY AND St PPL CO., manufacturers of butter, cheese and dairy products. Cc On lumber manufacturers cums teil rs. Makers of com bination fence, doors, sash, etc. HEVAN AND_ co., puckers of Fle a oe nu ressed nuineturers o UES, entecti couch covers, ete. Iron works . ae eee and dentlers In harness, saddles, strap work, etc. . IX LAIN , ee confectioners, Pik aterers 1G ALL. ACH: R TRUNK Oo. munufacturers of nks, tru avellog bags, vallxes, ete. W. GARDINER Co., GARTM AN 1 AC TINE g GLOBE MACHINi2AY CO... ge Recut machinuin Co Gl sOSZ, ane inufseturing furcler, w paresis vod retall "The Scotch Ta tilor." O., commercial rintinge, ear heres and ruling. Publishing. ; enue nee pr niece ane puoblis Al f Irers of VCusSeSs ana store fixtures. Turning. a «CO. 1 ae ences 7s eouion: ond Saeed bric ok. YNES et co. "holler makers, sheet Iron DE ! INGRA neraving, pie ee = ptagge "bora 1» HE RDI, Isic. mainutacturers le the rT ro Innd-caryed Mexican lenther, et EWLE" Rios, o., cture 4 Weta row ae erate splees. Coffee rousters and cacher. and paokeny.. rien a eight ¢ and pre ving tab on 5, a major ‘ sumed within See territory, also} market a far coast cheese. butter which take confines of the a at product to Say confectionery W hich finds a rei only throughout the r-mount 1in country, but to be foune candy marts of the P acific ©! 4 show manuf : NICHOLSON. growth of | from: Lndoge remarth 606 H. Wanufac- _ That potent velonr JAMES and to Induce Capitalists to Locate Here. Contract- ™ BY Merchants turers Association of Utah, Advocates Concerted Effort ~ PROGRESS 1S WATCHWORD OF UTAH'S CAPTAINS OF INDUSTRY LAKE ee re hty ate of has 300 Mcthe the ae and girls are employed in the shoe factory, the production supplying the trade of Utah primarily, and then the states of Idaho, Nevada and Wyoming Some consignments aré also made to Canada, w hile the box calf product for men, which has been called the "missionary shoe," is sent. to" the missions in the northwestern and southern states. During the past year several thousand dollars worth of the latest improved machinery has been Installed. The principal Iine of work is in men's workIng 104 ind hoes for prospector and mip- leorporations in 1905 form 383 5 per)! + mn the Z@ (diay FS cent of the total number of the es-|@# overall factory 60 girlsare emtablishments. controlling 92 per cent|}¢# ployed, the output being 750 of the capital invested, and employing |+# pairs a da The overalls find 81.3 per cent of all the wage earn-|+ a ready market |{n Utah first ers, besides paying 83.2 per cent of the} + then Idaho, Nevada and Wyototal wages ‘he corporations also|¢ ming. ‘A crying need of the | manufactared $9.38 per cent of the|}¢ = factories today," said Mr. Me| Value of the products '* Allister, "is for the parent = |+ to educate their boys and girls Probibitive Preight Rates. |+ in manufacturing enterprise In conclusion It may be stated that}+ T j ' } the remarkable growth of me i> c= va Utah of stato oa in tures; perjenced regardless of the pr ohibitive + ) , th 5s various|+ the by barre charged freight transcontinental lines, demonstrating! # and object to the factory nee the fact that Utah and the contiguous! + the factory apron. We could jinter-mountain country s essentially |+ employ from 20 to 30. more a home market for the products manu- | + operators i the overall face factured in Salt Lake City and|@# tory if we could get them, and throughout the rhe que sion rates ha by the state of prohibitive rai cabeta mene ead }+ a ight t|}+. ‘kindred + [0 would even be willing them the trade + to ve 2 to teach Ve oe + + + + + + + + + + + + + + # ca + # + * + + + + + + + + + + + + + * + aad + ad + + + + + Te |
