Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-08


DO necessary TO pay for a special tfain
10 ldnho cititp, where they could get
acquainted with the people who ought
70 know and trade here ibotead Of
going elsewhofp
Who 10 bearing tho burden In Uinb2
A lew mon only. A few men butt
the sugar factory aud embarrassed
Themselves. A few men built the
Ssliair Beach and Salt Liko 4 LsE
Angeles Railroad and carried the
burdens through ell the trials aud
'rihulations OF the past eighteen
months. a few men secured the
Copper Plant and always have 10
carry the burdens. 10 10 time Tor all g.
stand M aud do something.
a few months ngo II was decided 10
hold lair VA Tacoma. Great Interest
was worked az. Thousands of men
agreed 90 put ~ q Days wages each
toward thu expense. When work was
started, what happensu2 Civic p,ide
bad been aroused. The Rich men Of
the city went b the site, took Oh their
coats aud with pick and shovel worked
by the side Of the common lahnfer, all
lot the example II would sut, all for
tho glory Of Tacoma. Wast IL Loo 2
Not bit Of %. Tbat caYft has been
worth thousands Of dollars at hOmoand
been mentioned from tho Atlantic To
the Pacific.
There Il slumbotlng In this city and
In this Territory a spirit which u
properly reused and put In motion
would result in such n burst OF loyal
~ aud enthusiasm NJ would Quito nil
other Efforts OF all other cities Ia the
county. And II ~ possible 10 do 10,
ami thu result " great EFFORT 10 let the
world know what We have will be
successful 10 degree that Will surprise
all.
Every person who has Investigated
tho subject admits that Utah Possesses
greater possibilities than any other
staiOj that We have better situation
aud granior combination OF re-
sources ami attractions gghan other
states. They know that Salt
Lake City possess greater al.
vantngcs than any her Western
iity aud that rfcA'ot progress has
been made aud greater future growth
h uOstiOlo ana ought 10 10 secured.
What do We wan2 We want money
10 develop tho INV materials and con-
vert them into wealth. We want
few thousand VOL 10 uo iatmora md
fruit growers because Utah ought %
tupply the ifuit Tor herself aud for
part NJ tho adjoining mining districts.
We want n few huudr u men % come
in ami convert come taffun fiuu bills
into vineyards lucausc this Will be
grand county iar grapes some time.
We need some more people 90 raise
poultry 90 supply net only Utah tut
Joining statUf. We want a leisure
class brought iuto the cities, men who
earn Thur money elsewhere and
who viii HUuud n here 60
tue bruuht " cur trAde-mcn
who Will brlug thoir families
hero ffDm the surrounding suites be.
cause Of our climatic aud OiuCat onhl
advantages. We don't want M re
latOfet8 or men who Will Himrly com.
pet with tHOse we have ia the stfug.
gle fOt existence. We want all the
tourist trade We eau get.
Now, 10 do this We must do AZ other
communities have done Hnd work 10
get them. 10 can be done. Cooperation
ID the magic word. one thousand men
At month in Salt Lake CITY will
put Ma motion such force uH win work
wonders Ia letting the world know
Of our advantage; $500 people
in Utah at a. each VIII sun.
port state orEanlZttiOn Of trade
aud statistics which will enable
the people 10 know the trade co..
dill0ua aud statistics Necessary TOT
the iudicious haudliug OF theif pro.
ducts, enable iuquirem TO secure the
data desired iu tho promotion Of new
industrial Institutions and secure
general knowledge to the people con.
corning the facts surrounding the al.
lustnitut Of the new problems which
viii 0o presented In tho handling OF
the new slate laud aud irrigation regu.
lations before the meeting Of the next
legislature, which will IN an ufuba.
bllity establish tho state boards 10 lake
up such work. And II Utah does SUCH
work tue adjoining states viii also take
action.
The home Industry agitation a. las.
spring proves what eau be accom-.
plishoi, continues Mr. Wguuuul. The
Fair nov shown tho rusulls. Trad.
ttTCCrS recent report auu TIE annual
report Of n. g.. NJ. /. each pay their
tribute 90 tue beneficial results Of the
home Industry revival Beyond the
lines of Utah II has had au effect ana
VIZ know that all over the inter
mountain states the home Industry
movement IL eXcrcising wonderful
Influence aud Utah is given tho credit.
Tue great strength OF the mountain
states N now disslI at,d because
Ut lack " union OF effort.
Our ueighhOu who trade with
uH are divided on tho inter-
question. Win all due fotpect 90
everybody I assert from iuyestlga ions
more In the central states that tho ell.
YER issue Is losing GROUND, aud that
unles- some grand effort II soon made
the mining states viii nnd themselyess
fooled again.
What IL needed 10 a united effort 10
let the central states ku0w the truth
about the conditions m tue mountain
states, aud tho thing Tor Utah 10 do 10
10 lot the country know tue truth about
tho resources aud advantages we have
To oder. such work viii bear golden
fruit. II can DO done aud It will not
cost muon.
While We know now that all classesaTe
united nnd wording shoulder tOHhOuldOF
for tho welfare OF tho now state, the
TACT 10 The outside world does not
Know the conditions here anu have
seen duung the past month many
references IN lowspal era 20 tho "Utah
rxprfimpntN 10 may surprise eomu
readers oftho NEWS 10 know that even
tbo recent Incorporation Oi tue Utah
Company has been misuudersluO a
movement Whiuhwas hailed with salts
faotiOulby every ore At nome IN not un.
10 stood by many e0lle.ousid b Gu o
iuey aFs Ignorant vi tue p1upiu auI tnu
conditions here, la 80. LIuB invita-.
fiona ARE now being sent out 10 the