Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-07-05
DEMOCRATIC NORTHWEST NAPOLEON, o. july 5, 1894

elaron t1af be coirm cau on me men
and Vomen & sA George 70 go through
the sndowmeDts for the dead. He
says nAi tns Tepe.atlon flied his soul
vith 1oA and that he proceeded 70 aoi
ioVthvith u single dag lss Of the
uonon d 81 0sorse won't ghrozgh the
endoSmzots DC the same nAmber OF
bis dead fsnale reiatTeA and np 70
tho pvsssns tilne ths soals ssifase OF
some 1, ZOO OF Eam has thEs bes0 80
sapoA 5noaeands hsVe n1a3led them
selves q thh p-ivalege, PPosidena
Woodpaa has n pessoD beeo hoptnsd
and COCO theoSgh tho endoEmaDtA ss
pTo<yk tOr sHcA presidents q the
United s4atos A. dLsd bsiose stAs ssnth
vas rsrealsd % 3oseph the prophet.
The most imposing bAildings os Sab
Lake City, aside nom tho temple and
tAbePnaele are those belonging %
HonS Cooperative heTeaniiIa hnsiitu-
zion, a manufacturing and mercantile
corporation which has storsB and fac
tories b al Of the leading towns Of
Utah. II has capital stock Of 81 ,o0o.-
600, and its benefits are confined 70 its
stockholders II does o business OF
q, 600 900 year, II was started twen-
ty-hve years ago by Brigham Young 70
viu number Of prominent merchants
who had seeded from the church. Il
did NOT accomplish It's original purpose,
bpt as business venture II has been
highly successful and nov pays large
annual dividends. After Salt Lake
City the most Important towns in Utah
are Ogden, Logan, Manti, Brigham
City and Provo All are picturesquely
situated and ell built on the same gen
eral plan, With wide streets and ten
acre blocks. Ogden, where the anti
Mormon element IS now dominant
seems recently TO have entered on an
era of great prosperity, and for the
other towns have named there Is in
store brilliant and no less prosperous
future.
Utah as whole has before IL fu.
Nure OF infinite possibilities. Within
/ its borders are found all the elements
essential to the growth Of great agri'
cultural state. Its mineral resources
are also practically unlimited. Coal,
! iron, silver, lead, gold, copper, sulphur,
soda, salt, gypsum ochres, antimony,
zinc arsenic, fire, potter and porcelain
claya, granite, marble, lime and sand
/ stone--and this is only a partial list
exist herein immense quantities. There
are eolid mountains Of iron ore, and
hundreds Of thousands Of acres OF coal
lands have already been surveyed.
Brigham Young during his lifetime did
all In bis power to discourage his people
from engaging in mining, seeing that
IL they did 80 the tearing down of the
walls he had tried to build around
them would inevitably follow. But the
odds were against him, and before he
died the era he SO dreaded had opened
From the Nosatch range, which over
looks Salt Lake City from the east
during the last twenty years more
than $40, 900, 600 has been taken, Since
! 1879 the gold and silver mines Of the
territory have yielded 100000, 600
| From Brigham Young's grave one car
sec the smoke OF a score Of smelters
And as yet the surface has only beer
scratched. The development OF Utah'
mineral resources Is bound to incrcast
Id value with each passing month ant
year, with resultant changes d tn,
most woighty and momentous charac
ter
Before the newly awakened indus
trial FORCES the forces Of Mormonisn
are bound to GO down, The great de
fusion viii crumble and fall to earth a
speedily and with as little hope OF res
urraetion as melt the SHOWS on tn
Nosatoh pe0lls
t2'swr1a n WILSON