Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-05
||fGIN SAYS So.
Ian Lake for Short Line
Headquarters
el7 IS STRAIGHT TALK
,.pl To Portland Never Conlsn-
plated at ALL
,ar HEARING TOMORROW.
,,,, Of Hon. John NJ 'hu's'""
and oihsr Prominent
halfway men.

r,yrvs was right. Mr.. Egan is
.'.ll, towards Utah In general anu
y l,ss 10 particular He has said
pr,,u In language that will
a, but oue con,tru cliou. The
~. If this city and Territory mAy
.'',,,, les, assured on that point
,,,vlll not be operated agEinst by
- receiver Of tue Oregon Short
and Unh Northern. On the
..,,,y, they will be assisted In every
80, legal manner Ia their mani
I'd sa,ne.. Interests and enterprises,
-sulins that The success which IL
.~,,s,i - certain GENES to him IN
I, ara, contest which begins here
iEnov.
NJ Esan arrived here from the
M, this morning and went direct 10
!, KBuulord, where be will stay un'
sns t,eslvsrship question has beon
s.rii,ly passed upon by Judge Mer'
"a During tho day he was very
10Y. and many prominent gentlemen
All upon him. The absorbing quos'
"a q dheus.lOn was, Of course, tue
n, At ls,uc-,hs satisfactory settle
s,s, o, which means 10 much 10 tho
t,s Of this Territory.
Anprsssnu,lye Of the NEWS sought
pislsrylew with Mr. EEau and was
~ politely and pleasantly received
BlAAi gentleman. II was the first
:, the writer had tho pleasure OF
s.lng him and n tho old saying In
u that the Inst impressions are the
-, listing then indeed II will be a
,,sgfU 10 remember the meeting. IL
las tut q glance TO convince ma OBJ
siUf that Mr. EgRn Possesses n
rsss personality anu above all Ia u
sls With ''mind OF his own"
snnglh and Independence Of charac-
sue marked In every feature Of hts
a,stf large and decidedly good look
zihue. In railway matters no has
II lifetime experience, and Ia chock
q. d western ideas and In sympathy,
nifiends say, with the rapid develop.
sihl oi the great west.
NJ Egan did not like to talk,
Specially tor publication. on the ques-
10 u the separate TecBiverthip, And
n 10 tny Intended policy In case he
nsali he confirmed by the court he
~ dhoieelly silent. However, o. to
esallsged PROPOSITION Of moving the
lacqlauers Of the short Line TO
FINLAND he fAid: "Whsn the matter
my met coming 10 Salt Lake was
nj talked about II carried tho well
saisnl0od ideh with II that tho head
ahuiyitem would DO here also. There
tiVt was any division OF sentiment
% that All thif, Of course WAS based
q The Imposition that | would 10
tthimed. Hut that il another matter
~ ooncetning II IL would DO i'm
Z VIE 10 cay anything ut this time.
ss' l DO want 10 say that never
@'A hh1NulnK hEhlnht SAT- LAKE,
lsi' 90 the contrary know II TO be a
laaIllul, promising business city. The
lies i0r the head Of tho system 10 and
WI be here. Tho thought VI rsmov.
u " anywhere was never cOntsm-
ll,'sd o. All at any time. That kind
ualk was and Ia simply NIL bosh.
" mind you, with marked EN-.
lal,l. On the "ip') II l come hero 1
,s'll leave nothing undono that will
Glaace TO the development OF Salt
ave and Utah. | want TO tee the
nlioaa prosper and In order for It to
Y 90 The people must prosper also.
\, tae GREATER their prosperity the greater
w 'oAu'a business. The Interests Of
s . ATE closely interviewer anu should
tnall 10, "You can say" said MIR,
LiAn IN closing, "thst the headquat
shoi the Short Lime Will not DO 70.
ls'ed from Salt Lake" Then he OK,
W., I. \, himself from further questionin.
\. ' i part OF the newspaperman AM
w luletNlrW Terminated