The sun., 1883-12-09

that como ono man should have the solo direct
If tho building ot Pullman had depended on n
corporai,un Il m II, ,socinttpn y would not hhve
built as It it, For Instance. am satisfied that
In tho matter of the theatre nobody would hnvo
agreed with mo that The expense for that ,pur-
no disngreemcnts. for tho reason that there has
hrcn nobody 70 disagree with. Thr town Is rs
II has no debts nnd u" mortgages II is all
rnrl Tor. and has been from the frat
taually. when land schemes aro set on loot
there /. Il 6ig boom foT while. nni thcn u Hat
trnng out. Somo i,onpc hook Mt Pullman from
tho ears and say it is nrSS,ty. but II wont Inst
II Tor any reason tho works were 20 cloae per.
mnrenily the town. with its iino houses. sew
as 4 snSurb have dono Everything with
virw % rcrinnnence, and have made no attempt
to crente, "a iurore. Having dncidcd to establish
our workB fourteen miles from the city. tho
building OF houses to accommodate tho 2.OOO
say %s cu hn ns s to oGsS convey Item
back and forth. and. besides tie location OF
tho shops in thc country was Tor tho tho
purpose. In rart. OF removing our mon from the
city. Wa could not expect 3 900 mon and their
families to live out on the prairie md bc con-
vsnenc"a sre "ei Of oaSra sa n' cvizs lie It was here
that my theory was put into force: oelieyS eye
& bisr %a hoss Rhoss
are bad and that this being the case. tho en-
pioyer will derive benefit I have ,herefore
spent n great deal OF money In beHutifying the
town and in providing for the moral and rhvsi:
cal development Of the people. and 1t hns paid
TO understand tho simplest business proposi
tion can fatlom tho Pullman scheme very
Snd Sad s%rh{ rhs{ n s h.rs Ms Is
CHURCH orrEREp FOR RENT.
1t may we'll be asked II Dir. Pullman Is not
too modest. or II he does not do himself an in:
justice when hc asserts that sentiment has had
Pullman. ~ /, stands. represents an outlay OF
| about So OO00DO. All the buildings In tho plnce
are owned by the company, Nobody else s. can =,
Gs sas !S Tss ,Ss re sS sS
body of good character for sums calculated to
| many houses were built ut ono time they were.
Of course put unmurh chcaler thnn they could
therefore. much less than those asked i9r
F, houses equally good in the city. or even in
neighboring towns To supply so large u pop
town, as we'll US to provide for stores and mar
crs wore cmnloyrd. A, costly church wns
erected. Tho Arcade and market nlaco were
rsn @ Mr. puman M knew tha ths c"rch %
better ono thnn my. new society could afford
TO o'cnpy: Iic built it extensively. however.
found able 10 ray for it. The rent is $50 per
month. 1t has not been taken yet. but ,hsre
AZ" several church organizations and thcro is
will obtain thc, prize. II other churches are
nGsald ney VII be oniit it BY ne sa"nnns
many Visitors Mir. Pullman built the hotel. 1t
| is owned and managed by the company. its
| Tho Fire department is owned and operated
i n thG snrn VIA L a. ] pifo % nTs the Livery stable
tmre r Of Tho town. n sT sranser arriving cat at Pm
man put, up ut u hotel managed by one Of Mr..
pnlman,s m emnoyncs Wits L. - y theatre whore
drinks water nnd burns gas which Mr..
rnmnns ws'"r s and Ens works snrnly
agnr OF Mr., PuilmnnS livery stable visits
n schoo! in which tho childron Of Mr. rumnn's s
iii cnansNI at Mr. ruilman III man bank is unsbis ni
to mnko purchase Of any kind save from
some tenant of Mr.; Pullman's. and at night IS
which from tlin chioi down is in Mr.. Pullman 5
service. Everything is first class in its way.
.sona gift Of Mr.. Pullman. Tho theatre. which
likn the library. ia in the second story Of tho
Arcade building. lone OF the most elegantly
arranged places OF amusement in the world.
Its prices are reasonable. and II is open to drn-
matte and literary entertainments of the best
class only During tho first six months that
the library was open sevcnty-six per cent. OF
the books taken out were on historical. bio
graphical. or scientific subjects.
CITY WITH NO conronATE 'aovEnNMENr.
Although the city has a population OF 1000. It
has no save that Which Is
county. and State. In other words, there is no
CORPORATE government: M arrest has over
are no policemen or constnbles; no Justices
court no Aldermen. no public functionaries OF
How in tho world do you govern those peo-
pie z; r. Is u question often asked OF MI. Pullman
I'VE govern them he SAYS In tho same nc
WORKSHOP work Ic 1t t. Is s 81 simple enough when you
| plies for a house to the Superintendent. who
draws up lease which may be cancelled by
@ hm he is GOOD eH e,Ssm
lie may keep his house as long as he pleRses
providing he does not soil liquor. On the other
hand. If no is dissatisfied and wishes to leave
he can do so at any timo. md Is not cncumbcr.
e. ca WIN u lGase running year or more. Nc
4, however. is an unwrilten ono whereof Mr.
Pullman is the author. To provide hcalthfu
rnm ns ad n' ns9r MR.
on Lake Calnmot. and this beautiful body o
water is nightly covered with boat loads q
gnniza,inns among tho workingmcn. includ
ing G,ns debating society. literary association
j. tho desire Of MIR. Pullman to encourage ; al
these ns much as possible. He feels the neet
Of Of nsWT,i;nnper in the % town md Intends soor
aged 10y his employees. IIe has no selfish pur
pose in establishing this journal. his solo mo
eXpense. and afford them certain am usonent
Me thinks also. since they have organized sc
ing and nstructiyH to them to have their pro
cordngs reported.
ANY mere sketch Of this town must be i'm
perfect; Thore nro so many things to writ,
about that it is impossible to cover them ali
The idea uppermost in ones mind after seeinl
the humLlest citizen there il in the enjoymen
Of many adyhn,ag;"s, which only wealth eal
hmsnlf hn suffers fow Of the inconven nicnces o
poverty There y no oxtortion anywhere. an
the fullest freedom consistent with goot
morals is granted.
OTHER PROJECTS OF MR. PULLMAN.
Mr.. Pullman has many projects for tho future
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