The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-04-29
ANENT ADVERTISING .
Some Sound Suggestions for Bust
ness Men to Read.


The TO lowing communication states
the case clearly with regard to Judi
ciously advertising the resources and
induce nents of Utah and Salt Lake
City. MIR. Stanton has been a resident
If this city for eighteen yeas; Mr..
Burnite is an attorney from Easton,
Maryland, VINO recently came hers:
TO the Editor of THE HERALD.
the manly utterances Of Messrs.
Auerbech and Simon, III local journal
Yesterday, strikes Us "a 'breezes
from land" One of the signers of this
communicati n is one of those real
estate men who. thought but a short
time In your midst and to a certain
extent Is stranger to tn, people; the
other resident of eighteen wears and
both have felt ho~-giad-that your
especially sue essful men, such
as the above named and
others-ranging upward ma 1ciallv into
the millions-wouId not stand idly by
and see Us crushed in WORK involving
not oniv tie great eobancema Mt of their
property, but the education of their
children as well. All knOw-the
humbleSt citizen be he ever so Hitter
ate-and shalt the intelligent know lessY
that healthy increased valuation has
been given to the town and Territory
by the presence of the real estate IN IN,
be he possessed of thousands. or simply
of his own labor. + said healthy if he
remains. But estrapge him. assist his
defeats. PROSTATE him in the dust. or
allow other fields to sucet ssfulEy invite
his lqbors and his presence, and you
certainly have torn out from yoEr social
and financial edifice one of its pillars of
support.
Just now folks are all astir over this
country and over Salt lake City. 1t
only needs the voice of encouragement
into the ear of Indecision, and you need
a helping Eand by the way of
cheap transportation frora' the great
commercial centre OF Chicago, st. louis
New York, etc. All we will have to do
will be TO provide Judgement, etc., and
then thousands will. in the near
future, seek US cat. On the contrary
all business men know that never will
climate or natural resource, be it ever
so fire. bring imjgration: while enter
prise invites, through: advertising and
cheap, transportation to other
fields, net only less favorable,
but even comparatively worthless.
We say stbe reported declarations of
Mr.. Auerbach and Mr.. Simon have the
right ring of the true metal. and Ger
tainly the moneysd men of ribs town
will come to the rescue. The Shakes
perean observation that thereis tide
in the affairs of men which. if taken at
its flood. leads on to fortu"e," is
true of Utah to-day, but it must be
to ken at its food.
RJInnnSo Won oil thpPo
are some Obstacles existing in
this town and Territory which
render 1t too difficult for the real
estate man to carry on his back. Hence,
you VINO have succeeded in worldly
sear," when he offers such valuable
help With your load should help him.
A PROPOSITION.
Men of wealth, whose fortunes are
started on and are identical with the
and all will be well. Give US bounti-
fully the necessary advertisements in
the great papers of the east, that this
section of our land deserves, aud we
answer that the real estate men will
take care of the balance. The two COM
peting railroad lines end the city
should come to your aid: and We will
look up CT cap portation-nODliHdI
rates to Salt Lake City, from, the great
centres. when your band is shown as
leaders and supporters of this move
r0ent. Do it Spend for US $4,000,
aside from the sum all eady legislated
by the Chamber of Commerce, and you
will not only have done for your chill
dren and neighbors and friends, as well,
by such simple measures, more than
had you founded a college costing
$500 600 in our midst, but you will also
have brought about in your own day,
and before yourvery eyes. what may
be postponed until after your death.
SPEAK! speak. and let your humanity
and Christianity suggest, and your
voice have no uncertain sound
E. 4. BURNITE,
w \ STANTON