The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-03
CHEERING GATHERINGS.
Y. G. N. I. Shoe FactOry-Other
Buildings-Business Ventures.

Over 500, 600 has been subscribed to
the building of the Los Angeles Rail
road. If citizens could only realize
how much to Salt Lake is involved in
the building OF this road and it's control
in Salt Lake, the amount would soon be
81, 600 600.
The statement is made that the Auer-
bach Bros intend putting up five
story building immedialy north OF the
present Scott-AuerbacA building. No
better sign of the success that has fol-
lowed the erection of the latter building
could be asked than the Intelligent Q
conveyed in the statement that the
Auer bach Bros. do intend the construc-
ton of a still more imposing building
than that they have inst completed in
conjunction with G. HI. Scott & Co.
Ii is known that the Culmer Brothers
will erect O fine building on their
ground on First South Street as soon as
the opening of spring will permit. 1t
will not be less than three stories in
height, and rumor has it that the in
tention is to put up building of con-
siderably more pretentlous character.
This, with the erection of the new
building by the Utah Stove and Hard
ware Company on the corner of First
South and Comm ercial Streets. will
begin to put First South street in q
condition that will forge her ahead of
corresponding streets elsewhere.
The tests so far made with view to
ascertaining the merits of Utah cement
90,
the fi1al trial which is now making
will demonstrate to certainty the
character of the cement which it is
claimed Utah has the material to make.
Those interested have no doubt what
ever as to the result, and the company
is already formed to begin the work,
and its me m bt rship contains such men
as will win confidence in the scheme
when the names are made public. In
all its characteristics and effects it is
the same as Portland cement, and the
samples exhibited in Kansas City and
elsewhere. received the most f1attering
and encouraging recommendations.
We can believe that Utah has every
thing worth having from now on.
An extensive millinery shop is to be
opened here shortly.
Mr. P Gardner, until recently of
Syracuse, Kansas, and previous to that
of New York, is now in Salt Lake. and
has come here with the intention of
staying. He will open out in this city
on the 18th instant, with an extensive
and entirely new stock of clothing and
mems goods.
J.B Keyser, the dentist, who has for
msny years had his dental parlors in
THE HERALD Block, has Joined the pro-
cession end moved to the Scott-Auer-
bach Building. The rooms vacated by
him in THE HERALD Building al
ready leased, and the demand cor
tinues to exceed the supply. So do thu
times wag.
It was yesterday stated on the
very best of authority that the new
factory put up by T. G. M. 1. for its
shoe department, five stories in height,
was already 80 crowded, thai they
were seriously considering the pro-
priety of putting two stories more on
the structure. The growth in the de-
mand for the goods made by the
factory is said to be phenomenal, and
that Mr.. Rowe himself. sanguine as he
is, never dreamed there could be so 4
astonishing a development. 1t is also
ayerred that the problem now is whether
to add on to the factory which it was
thought would afford ample room for
years, or whether two additional
stories shall be put on to the splendid
structure. If there is any more cheer
information TO be had in these tim es
than this little bit, we want to know
where 1t can be found.