The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-27

the entire body to take hold of and push |
large transactions calculated to be for gen. |
eral good. BY your combined efforts you |
Will cause immigration TO flow into this |
beautiful city and the Great Salt Lake !
valley; classes with money to build up the
natural advantages that exist here. In con-
nectlcn with these thoughts let me sug-
sest that you carry to the residents of the
prairie. the cycle districts, to the residents
OF older states, the country of six months
snow and mud per annum, message of in
vitation to this fair land, where reverence
Tor the Deltp has erected spires, and the
Sabbath bell calls to the house of worship,
where love of knowledge and the presence
OF civilization has adorned nature with tenn
pies of learning, where the goddess of
pleasure is not forgotten and a temple has
been dedicated to her worship. Tell them
that nature has dealt kindly
with US: that we are possessed
with many gifts, that withen few miles
Wild, rugged scenery, Alpine in character
may be seen and enjoyed, while at our very
door may be had baths rivaling the Allan
tic resorts and the sanitariums of Europe.
Tell them also that man has not been idle;
that the nineteenth century wand of pro-
greSs Stald not at the eastern base of the
Rockies, but that here the electric light in
vades the monopoly of the moon and stars;
and that the shrill whistle of moving COM
MERGE echoes through the canons and
screams across our.eplains: that God is
reverenced; the law respected; the stars
and stripes periodically loved, and the
man that says this is not true lies. Tell
them that in point of productiveness our
plains and valleys rival Egypt in its years
OF plenty, and failure of crops is unknown
That although Miss Utah is still wearing
the short dresses of territorial childhood
she has ordered her trousseau, and thatUncle
hnc Nrla rol ha,. Nlo+ +ko,, =,
NJ place in the United States where money
can be more safely invested with surer
prospect of doubling In value. Tell them
that the admission of a territory into the
union has always had the effect of increas-
ing the price Of real estate and business
locations % and 80 per cent. When your
message has been delivered people
cate, they will become imbued
with our loyalty to please, partake of
our faith in the future, and will write to
old neighbcrs and friends, in the language
of the Queen of Sheba, not half was told
US. Others will come and locate; the va
cant lot will become home, adorned with
architecture, beautited with lawn, with
trees, with shrub and creeping vine, and
the real estate agent will have retired with
fortune
Mr.. Rhodes then spoke of future indus
tries for Ogden and the feasibility of estab-
fishing iron and smelter works within the
present year. At the conclusion of Mr.
Rhodes remarks the exchange proceeded
to the transaction of business.
! The following offers were pasted:
| Part of lot 3, block 90, plat G, on Capitol
avenue, 132Xl37 feet, one-third cash !;
| 81. 500.
Part of lot 2, block 81, plat C, 99x132
feet, corner of Twenty fourth and Jackson,
one half acre; $1,000.
Lot IS, block 50, Mob Hill annex, 500
cash, balance in one and two years, ats per
cent; $780,
Lots 3, 6, and s, block 9, Nelson park,
100x156 feet, new one and a half story frame
house, 16x24, four rooms, wells, etc, 1925
cash, balance Sc5 per month: 81, 700.
! Hotel business, three years, lease at S175,
rooms rent for $500 per month. Profits
from $500 to $500 per month; for cash,
81, 100
! A part acre, three room house, one and
three quarters southwest on Riverside
road; $1,000.
No one seemed to want anything. as
nothing was posted on the boards.
A scheme for advertising was discussed
quite at length, and alter transacting other
minor business, the exchange adjourned.