The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-25

Using in Salt Lake, and who wants to find
the leading paper, does not have to accent
the word OF every sheet published that site
circulation is double that of all it's compet-
ltors combined" Heslooks all the papers
over first and sees which already has the
great bulk of the advertising of the town.
and he gets the verdict of those who ought.
to be best Informed, the local merchan IS
IN IHE HERALD. He then inquiries what the
various records are regarding returns
on the investments, and he finds that onlv-
one OF the morning papers owns its.own,
ground and building and returns dividends
10 us stockholders. HERALD stock is WORTH
slOO per share, and that figure can be OBJ
tanned for 1t at any time. money taIks.,s
and he doubts no longer. Should he need
further convincing, he is told that The HER.
AID is the only paper in the inter mountain,
region whose needs forced it to buy
perfecting press; that it gavss
$4,000 order not long since to,
the Goss company of Chicago for
a l2,OO0 per hour machine, that the ma
chine in question will be paid for spot cash,
down after thirty days trial has demon+
strated it to be all the manufacturers.
for public inspection in the early part os
March, 1890. Furthermore it is expected
that The HERALD corner will be built M,
oy The HERALD company in the coming
spring, and all its ground, so by 100 feet
occupied by building of brick CONSISTING
oil three stories and basement. The pie.
ture OF the new Goss perfecting press isl
gwen on this page, and further deserip
aon Is contained in the following article
which appeared in THE HERALD at the
time the press was determined on:
STILL LEADING.
THE HERALD has an announcement to make
this morning which concerns itself but in which,
the public will be interested
1t is simply that this paper which has so Lane
held the foremost place among inter-mountaiT,
newspapers, continues to lead on this sccasio,,
making long step in advance OF the process
sion.
several times THE HERALD has found that it's
press facilities were unequal to the demand. andl
eacn time has met the requirements.
with new and faster machine
Thus press after press has been eases
aside always making room for a better one.
onIy TWO years ago a new and elegant maching-
was installed IN the basement, performing it's
4'' ou'J vi inc christmas edition of 1887
Everybody around the establishment was pron6s,
of the machine, and we all thought that the.
complaint of missed the nails late papers. -
and 'straining the press " would be heard ma,
more for long time. Rapid as was the growth,
OF the paper in circulation and popularity il was
confidently believed that no more presses woulca
be required for at least five years.
But the progress has been simply phenomenal
and tor some months past it has been apparents
that our press facilities were as Inadequate In.
the requirements as ever, and to make this dis
coVery was to act. The press makers were com
municated with, the various presses were ex-
nmined with respect to their adaptability to our
needs and the result is the placing of an order
with the Goss Printing Press company, of Chi
cage, for the building of a frst-class web per
fecting press of the latest Goss model, with "a
capacity or 1900 copies eight-page papers an
hour, the papers being printed from STEREOTYPE
plates on continuous roll, and coming from the
press cut, printed and folded ready for thai
reader AS a matter Of detail il may not be oucs
Of place to say that the cost of this elegant ma.
shire set up in The press ROOM ready for work
will be $40 o0e
Naturally THE HERALD feels little pride ir7
his announcement and we know that our
friends the public VIII also experience a sense
If pleasure in this matter This will be the frs.z
'erfeciing press to come to Utah, and the firsa
% enter the intermountain region which com
1rises THE HERALD'S field. Thus this journal
continues to lead-to open the way for the pro-
session.
Isn't it something for congratulation to know
hat you are in advance in progressive move
nents? Is it not something to be proud of thas
he public makes it not only possible but neces-
'ary for you to keep at the front?
FREE WANTS.
THE HERALD's free want column has
been another respect in which is has be-
'ome widely advertised and done any
mount of good to those seeking employ
nent and those in need of help. The wide
circulation of THE HERALD is at the dis
'osal of either of these classes, FREE.