The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-02-11
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TIE Chamber Of Conn
Inerca Committee Go
70 Pays0n.
And lay Before The People
the Necessity OF Taking
Mold V3iGEG Unity.
a Committee Appointed 10
Take Hold Of the E55atEeg
and Vaor.> L Up.

A, 4. Noon, VIM. Probert, W. n.
Dusenberry. DonUR. Coray, Oscar B
Young, OF the Chamber OF Commerce
committee on railroads, left Provo by
yesterday morning S u. p. soutbbound
express for PaysOn. to c0nSulE with
the citizens there on matters con-
nected with the Provo Finite railroad
aud see about securing necessary right
OF way.
An important meeting OF the City
Council and business men generally
was harriedly called together by the
mayor, in the Yestry OF the meeting
house. The place was packed, and
numbers were unable TO gain adj
mittance to the meeting. Hon. j. S.
Page presided, and introduced Judge
Dusenberry, who laid the situation
before the people. The inc0rpOrators
of the railroad intend 10 lay their
line from Tintic, through the settle
ments, commencing at PaysOn. The
object OF members from the Provo
| Chamber of Commerce in meeting
with the people Of iaysun, was to se6
! if they were willing TO guarantee The
new road right Of way through The
city and suitable depot grounds
VIM. Prober5 then spoke with bis
usual 1irmness and said that the road
was q go, aud that it would g..
America, =" said he, lis the finest
country in the globe; ard Utah is
the finest slice Of America; Utah
county is the best county in Utah, and
Provo city is the best city i'll the c0un-
ty. And we are soon going to have
a manufacturing centre here, and will
have furnaces and shelters, and any
amount Of other enterprises This
Tintic railroad is going to help bring
this about; aud we want it 10 benefit
all the settlements in the county, and
hence our object i'll being here to-day
Oscar 3. Young had always been in
favor OF home manufactures and home
interests. and he thought This was the
greatest financial schcfna To bring this
about This road will help establish
smelters, manufactures, art other en-
terprise5 in THIS ccunLE, AID viii give
employment to cur men, our boys and
our girls, while it will add waaltl! tc
our county. aud will cause it to grow
with gigantic strides
| Judge A. 4. Noon believed that ht
was on. of the first men to take in
terest iusthe Eon mines Of Iintic. and
h h so q tss44--d-ss&sAyei With them and was
staying with them toGay. lie ilssi 4
disposition hou especially 10 stay with
these mines, as lie believed they wotiid
be Developed to the prosperity and
growth Of rot only Provo, ana Utah
cuuntf bat 0 the prosperity ct the
whole Territory. Then again this
railroad uupId not only import bat it
viii export; import ores Ter reducti ion,
and 1p0st the products Of the farm
ers. We have got plenty Of faxes
here for shelters. Limestone is one Of
the main requests for smelling par
poses. and goodness only knows we
have plenty ut It.
Don r. C0rsy excused himself from
4 public speech, hut endorsed lie re-
MARKS Uf the other speakers.
Se1efai Of tie prominent Payson
men oil expressed then Nillin ness
and realities t0 - ahead and 10 any
Thing in tllrir power ~ further the
scheme &E"aS.
TIE pis~tiIiS !har apa4iutfd eoEr
mitt-e ct seseii g. tiz. Tie Nlttar il
haHi. ASH aaHlvr uith Tile Ir1y'
Chamber If Commerce I'D the prea3eti
from TINS. 10 time aHd keep tie public
posted on their operations.