The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-01
SALT LAKE CITY
The Queen of the American
Continent.
A FEW OF HER RESOURCES
Briefly Mentioned for the Benefit Of the
Strangers Now Within Utah's Domains
We Ask Investigation.

Ochres.
Marble works.
Iron paint works.
Cattle on 10000 hills.
Mountains of granite.
Water power unlimited.
Plenty of room to grow.
Fertilizers inexhaustible.
Portland cement factories.
Artesian wells at 125 feet.
Sheep in thousand valleys.
A guitar and mandolin factory.
Wonderful wells of natural gas.
Hunting-large and small game.
Pure ice in unlimited quantities.
The finest vegetables in the world.
A peaceful, quiet orderly community.
Five smelters in the Salt Lake valley.
The finest medicinal springs in the world
The most orderly communities ever SEEN
The best farming country under the sun.
The most wonderful building in America
The most commodious boiler works in the
west.
Gilsonite, big future for which is in
store.
The largest mercantile house west of
Chicago.
Abundant evidence of the existence of
petroleum.
\ One good broom factory, and room for
another one.
The prettiest trout streams and shadiest
canon hooks.
Gypsum-millions of tons-an inexhaust-
ible supply.
Sash and door factories, and planning mills
by the score.
riots or anarchists.
The best site for large city ever gazed
upon by mortal eyes.
Gold, silver, lead, anthony, manganese,
Jewels, copper.
Overall factories, turning out carloads of
goods monthly.
The most healthful and novel watering
place in the world.
Book binderies and job printing establish
ments by the score
Pure water from the mountain tops
Drive wells by the hundreds.
Trunk factories-the goods produced &c
north, south, east and west.
A proprietary medicine establishment
with a great future before it.
One of the best systems of electric fire
alarm ever erected in America.
The best newspapers, population consid
cred, Of any other place known.
A sugar company which will soon have It's
factories in active operation.
The only remnants of the great buffalo
herds that once roamed the plains.
Numerous sampling works, kept busy BY
the output from our mines.
Less police than any other city of O,00t
people, and less use for them.
A hearty welcome for the enterprisinE
stranger who means business.
Rock salt for the billion-the extent O
the supply is yet to be learned.
Wide streets, shady sidewalks, lovel,
lawns and the contest Of homes.
The world-famed Utah potato, which i
sought after both east and west.
Twelve banking institutions whose com
bined capital reaches into the millions.
Tanneries doing an extensive bushes
auu uHdOlS W supply JIG uShduu'
Every mineral known to the world, saw
tin, and indications even of that
Floral establishments whose business ex
tends 500 miles in every direction.
Lime of superior quality, and mountain
upon mountains of limestone.
A silk factory, operated on small scale
but doing most excellent business.
White lead works yet in their infancy
but which give the best of satisfaction.
A thousand conveniences that are enjoye
by no other state or territory.
Gas works, giving an excellent quality o
gas, and at most reasonable figure
Frost in high attitudes in mid-summe
and blossoms in winter in low attitudes.
Elegant houses for public amusements
which have held the stars of all nations.
The greatest number of talented musi
clans of any community of a similar size.
A dozen first class flour mills, whose pre-
! duct is famous both at home and abroad.