The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-27

wanted VIII soon De raised. Inc 1uGa Is
8 10 ost excelleng one. and the establish
ing of SUCH IN institution could.not fail
10 be productive Of the most gratifying
results:
We, the undersigned, agree 10 and
with each other to pay to the Chamber
Of Commerce the sum of money set OPP
posite our respective names for the
purpose of establishing and maintain
ing permanent exposition CT Utah
products ard industries in connection
with the Deseret Agricultural aud Man
ufacturing Society, or for the purpose of
promoting and fostering manufacturing
industries, as may be determined
OF the Chamber of Commerce,
standing that the full sum of
$4,000 shall be contributed, and that
the whole sum shall be collected and
paid in before any part thereof is ex-
pended, and in the event that $4,000 is
not collected in full. the several
amounts to be refunded to the re-
spective contributors.
w. S. Mccormick. $500 90
F. Auerbach & Bro. .............. 500 90
THE CABLE ROAD.
W. Il. Remington returned from the
south yesterday. In regard to the pro-
posed cable road, Mr.. Remington stated
to a HERALD reporter that in a few
days the plans will be in definite shape
and the articles of incorporation fled
and until then he did not care to talk
about the matter. 1t was learned,
however, that the capital stock of the
company will be about $500 600, and that
the amount of money to be expended
in the construction and equipment
of the cable and railroads during the
next six months, will amount to about
1926 600, and in addition to this, 100000
will be expended upon the Hot Springs
property, part of which will be for the
erection of a first class hotel. Some OF
the leading capitalists in the CITY are
interested in the scheme, and if the
franchise is granted, it will be carried
through successfully, and with as little
delay as possible.
NEW STONE QUARRY.
DR.. Pike, F. w. Hathenbruck, Ed
ward Pike and number of Provoites
are the owners of quarry of greenish
colored stone, which is located within
ten miles of the Garden City. This
stone, when dressed, presents a very
handsome appearance, and architects
say that IL is especially adapted for
facings ard ornamental work in build
ings. It can also be used to advantage
for billiard table beds, mantles, etc. The
stone will be used in q number OF
to be erected here this sum
ner. Work On the quarry will be COM
menced Immediately, and if it is posi-
BILE to get it up in time, mantle made
from this new stone will be sent east in
the exposition car.
THE EXPOSITION CAR.
The work of decorating and arrang-
ing the exposition car is progressing
rapidly. The artists all take great pride
n their work and will spare 60 pains to
make the car an object in which ell
Salt Lakers can take a Just pride
Messrs. Culmer, Weggland. Lambour1e,
Harlow and their assistants have al
most completed the decorations on one
hide, which are as follows: The Pillars
If the Wasatch, by Culmsr; Sunset
,n Great Salt Lake, by Lam
bourne; Waterfall in Covert's Gorge,
Big Cottonwood by. Culmer;
our exquisite still life paintings, by |
and q magnificent painting,
irving view of Salt Lake valley, by
Julmer. But little work has as yet
lone on the other side, but the artists |
will get to it in short time. The car |
will be handsomely lettered by Harlow |
md the interior arrangements will be |
perfect; railroad men who have |
zen it say that it will be the
landsomest car ever sent over the |
Dads, and it is the general opinion |
If those who have seen the work so
ar completed, and are familiar with
he designs, that when the people |
salize what splendid showing will be |
made, at such a small expense, their |
will be no opponents of the plan. 1t is |
bought that the car will be ready to be |
ent out by the first of June, and the |
rtists hope to finish their work before
hat time, and have the the car on ex-
libition near the Temple for few d.
o that all may have chance to SO.
NOTES. ;
OVER $500 of the money subscribed to |
he advertising fund was paid in yes
erday.
WEsrERF1ELD & CRIsMoN sold to W.
!. Hougb, of Payson, lot 3 in block |
81, for $3.50,
IT is stated that an agent of Senator
alison, Of Iowa, is in town, and is in
esting in real estate.
J. G. THOMPSON has purchased |
mother of the lots in the Bagell estate |
# c. M. Donelson Jr., at 81 600.
BIDS for the construction of buildings
or the Salt Lake Mill and Elevator |
company will be opened tomorrow.
Mr.. J. A. MoRLAN, formerly of Los |
angeles, has come to Salt Lake to re-
ide. Mr.. Morlan says that San Jose
las almost attained its growth, and he |
oes not think that it will ever become |
great city, which he is confident Salt /
AXE will be.
FULLER & YOU'VE said they couldn't
ompIain for the past weeks business;
hey had consum mated sale of seventy
ores, opposite Pettits, to n. r.
'witcheli, for $40 per acre; vacant
1t. corner Eighth East and Fifth
outh, to A. B. Johnson, for 81 800, and
evenly acres over Jordan for SIS per
ere.
KEowLDnN & Co. have sold property
q fn1IoUs. 6Y20 Inf ON SiYth Eaat |