The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-01
S. KELLNER, 2o5 and 2O7 Main St.,

Steam laundries that are patronized by
all surrounding cities, states and territories.
A sewer system in course of construction,
which will be completed within ninety
days.
Railways branching in all directions, and
the big lines of the east pointing directly at
US.
Entire counties of iron-enough to sup
ply the universe, and then have some to ex-
port.
Photograph galleries turning out work
that will stand alongside of Sarony's or
Falk's.
! The finest vegetable raising area in the
United States or any where else, for that
matter.
The finest livery turnouts in the United
States-away in advance of any of the ter
rItories
Stocking factories giving employment
4 to many hands. The goods go out in every
| direction.
The only genuine asphalt mine in the
| United States. The beds cover many miles
of ground.
Artists who can "paint all around'' any
| of their brethren in the western states and
| territories.
A telephone exchange second to none in
the west, and connecting some five hundred
| subscribers.
Cracker factories commanding an exten-
siye trade in Utah and elsewhere in the
mountain region.
A discriminating theatres going people,
quick to appreciate the good, certain to con-
denim the bad.
A new find in the shape of semi-anthra-
cite coal, which promises revolution in the
coke business.
Sulphur incomparably purer than that
imported from Sicily-easy of access and
limitless in quantity.
Skilled mechanics and competent archi
tects, whose hands and brains are kept busy
the year through.
Cool and convenient spots where one
may escape what little discomfort follows
from the warm weather.
A well-conducted arc and incandescent
| light plant, furnishing illumination for
street, store and residence.
Unlimited supplies of salt in the Great
Salt lake, from which is manufactured min
ing, cattle, table and dairy.
The finest hotels between Denver and
San Francisco, all doing an excellent bust
ness In consequence of the big tourist trade
A first class match factory, doing an i'm
mense business, and yet it does not stop i'm
portation.
The foundation for one of the finest parks
in the west, and which is hourly being i'm
proved.
Soap factories that compete with any
others in prices, and turn out an excellent
quality of goods.
Canon scenery of the grandest-that
, them away delighted.
Wooden mills whose products are famou.
both at home and abroad. and which give
employment to many people.
: Building stone in every canon, of every
conceivable color and texture, and in quail
ties sufficient to build world.
Coal enough to supply the whole O.
America Half of the veins will never b,
touched in century from now.
The best breweries west of the river
their beverage is famous throughout tn,
mountain states and territories.
= A driving park, which has been honoret
by the fastest horses in the country ant
e which is pronounced the equal of any SINH
lar institution.
= Fifteen miles of electric street railwa,
now and prospects of fifty miles within
c the year. 1t is, without doubt the fines
electric railway plant in the United States
o Several institutions making furniture o
all kinds and competing with the eastern
manufacturing, both as to the quality an,
y the price.
A mammoth boot and shoe factory. whicl
U completes with the world, and several small
Ter establishments doing lucrative bust
g ness.
Representatives of every eastern an
# western railway of any Importance, ar
seeking share of the big business yearl
Y transacted.
The finest climate ever enjoyed by morts
IS man-''1he Ideal Climate''-four distinc
seasons, each equable; no intense cold. n
extreme heat
Cigar factories second to none in tn
&C quality of goods turned out, which receiv
- substantial ecognItion both from home an
foreign consumers.
The most wonderful warm and hot sui
phur springs, the peers of anything simila
on the American continent and whose vii
tues will yet attract patients from all part
e of the civilized world.
THE HERALD, the liveliest and brightes
. paper between Denver and San Francisc
Whose aims are the welfare of the peopl,
the building, up of the territory in genera
7, and Salt Lake in particular.
Large candy factories. doing an extensiv
"a trade in Utah. Idaho. Montana, Nevad;
Wyoming and Arizona, and they are col
If stantly being added to in order to meet til
pressing demands.
,r The most beautiful of mountain lakes, /;
attitudes ranging from five thousand I
thirteen thousand feet. Gems which brin
5, hither the artist. the tourist, and ali admit
ers of the beautiful in nature.
l. The finest marble veins ever opened
America, and which show every color fro
o. pure Parian white to a deep jet black, a
susceptible of high polish, and there al