The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-02

OF the money to be paid to laborers and
material for the construction of the con-
per sInelter and refinery, and no one need
De ooio Cnat this money cannot be turned
! INTO circulation without materially ioOs-
enlng up the cramped money market.
Then there are the big buildings. all in
readiness to move on. Contractor Bow
man Will employ even a larger force on
the city and county building than he did
iast year and in addition to this there
are Tour times more business blocks
contracted to be erected than there were
at this time last year. Watson Bros. have
already secured the contract for the large
Brlgham Young Trust building on First
south street, and the excavation is now
oelng made Tor = large business block on
] Second South street. opposite the end of
Commercial street. The old adobe ON the
corner OF State street is being cleared
away, and L. G. Karrick will erect a fine
| edIfice on this site
Inc improvements which Harry Bacon
is to make on the NcKimmins building.
converting it into a model sanitarium.
ana the huIlding of pipe line from the
bamDerger springs to the city. will give
work to hundred idle hands and let
loose nearly $50, 900 in money.
80 crowded will the city be with build
ing operations and other improvements
OF diversified nature that it is almost
impossible to enumerate them.
IMPORTANT PROJECTS OVERLOOKED,
Nothing has been said of the improve
ments TO be made by the electric light
and gas companies. Ii their present plans
are carried out-and there is every as
surance that they will-there will be ex-
pended at least $50, goo.
Another enterprise that has been over
looked IS one of the greatest of them all:
the Saltair pavilion, which is not only
valuable for the 100000 it viii pay out to
laborers and for materials, but for what
it will do to Salt Lake in furnishing an
additional summer resort to the CITY and
a building OF such huge proportions and
striking architectural beauty that it will
carry the fame of the city to the four cor
ners OF the earth.
A new market house that will meet the
needs OF The city is being erected by
Messrs. Jennings and Game at an expense
OF $50, 600.
Just as it was believed that all had been
said OF the improvements in store, there
comes to mind the $500, 600 gravity sewer !
that viii make great demand for brick !
and several hundred day laborers.
PROSPERITY ASSURED.
II the combination OF all these enter
prlses going on at the same time. and the |
presence In this city of a continual process !
sion OF tourists does not revive trade and (
make a prosperous year there is no ac- |
counting OF effect based on cause.
Nothing has been said of the train of
enterprises that are likely to follow the I
awakening of confidence that the forego-
ing improvements will inaugurate. |
II they do not breathe life into the !
Deep Creek railway and several other
railway propositions, it will be the fault
OF the people.
The HERALD has already pointed out
that enough money can be raised in
week, to start the contractors grading a
road to the west.
With such propitious times ahead if is
truly d season for congratulation. if not
thanksgiving, for all classes and condi-
ions. There IS also to be taken into ac-
count the prospective boom that precedes
statehood. Salt Lake city as the
metropolis and capital should have an un-
growth for never before did the
'apltal of any territory enjoy population
u $4,000 prior to its admission
MO the Union. For a city with {
natural resources enough to sustain
such large population when hands
'apped by the shackles of a dependency,
mere Is no telling to what growth it will :
lttaln at the first birth of absolute free
iom and Independent political and com
nercial action
Salt Lake CITY, like Judge Colborn's ,
cloud ''from the far west.n
VII create roar during the year 1898.
M you had better begin mailing things
Iown.
If You do not believe it you had better
ct out OF the way, for the wheels of
rogress VIII revolve at snch a rapid t
ace That the sluggish croakers may be T