Letter from the Executive Committee of the Manufacturers Bureau, 27 February 1894
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, .
Presidents Wilford Woodruff, Geo. Q. Cannon and Jos. F. Smith,
Gentlemen: The iundersigned, Executive Committee of the Manu-
facturers Bureau, solicit an interview with you concerning the present
organized movement in the interest of Home Industries.
We fully recognize the fact that from the earliest days in Utah,
the leaders have built factories themselves and have constantly
taught the necessity of sustaining home manufacturers.
Investigation shows that the present condition of affairs makes
vigorous action necessary to overcome the apathy and indifference of
the majority of the people on this subject.
We are working on lines somewhat different from the efforts of the
past, but the object in view is the same. In order to make our work
effective and thorough, we are anxious to have the advice and assist-
ance of others of influence and experience, and we hope you can give
us a few minutes of your time at an early date.
Very respectfully Yours,
B. F. Grant
H. L. A. Culmer
A. M. Grant
Executive Committee
