Conditions in Utah

in the old way.

The proposition to put the matter in the hands of experts
chosen by the complainants is not to be seriously considered.
The onus is upon the smelter men; they are the offenders, and
they must take the steps necessary to remove the cause of
complaint, and also reimburse those who have been injured. We
do not ask anything unreasonable. We join with those of our
citizens who Intend that this beautiful part of our lovely
State shall not be laid waste, even if the only cure is the
suppression of the destroying cause. This may as well be
understood first as last. Useless practical measures are
adopted to abate the evil, active proceedings will have to be
taken and pushed to the utmost to remove entirely the root and
branch and trunk and body of this tree of destruction. The
people affected are deeply in earnest, and they certainly mean
business.


Mr. KEARNS. Mr. President, I must not burden you with too many details,
but in order for you to see how complete is the business power of this
man I will cite you to one case. The Great Salt Lake is estimated to
contain 14,000,000,000 tons of salt. Probably salt can be made cheaper
on the shores of this lake than anywhere else in the world. Nearly all
its shore line is adaptable for salt gardens. The president of the
church is interested in a large salt monopoly which has gathered in the
various smaller enterprises. He is president of a railroad which runs
from the salt gardens to Salt Lake City, connecting there with trunk
lines. It costs to manufacture the salt and place it on board the cars
75 cents per ton. He receives for it $5 and $6 per ton. His company and
its subsidiary corporation are probably capitalized at three-quarters of
a million dollars, and upon this large sum he is able to pay dividends
of 8 or 10 per cent.

Not long since two men, who for many years had been tithe payers and
loyal members of the church, undertook to establish a sal

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