Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-22


teutiOn.
Tnis would cost s,ms m1nsy a. 20
would be- necessary 10 give the greater
par VI tue lecture free. ] nave go
1uub but that the railroad companies
doing business In Utah sud tho iute..
m Iuniaii country would contribute
literally 10 the fund necessary tI car.
~ on ths work, ~ they would be
greatly benefited by The movement OF
IO,p usiitiug tom ms onors. am
sure that the tourist travel alone would
nr attracted 10 the Rocky mountains
by Mt. CJlblru'i description OF our
mountain, parks, L-est lake, Anl
pleasure aud health fte1fs, rnd tut
alone wOuiI IN 10 than mpuutaIu the
rallt0a 10 for tnoir contributions - tnis
iuui.
think that thtChamter should give
. lis endorsement aud active support tu
b IA cHmpariei that have just been or.
gnuIIsl TO buiid RAILROADS 20 tuv Deep
/ Gees cIuutry aud - Los Angeles,
| California.
The Cusmbot should take an active
| nieIes, in tue eiiJr " oar iolsy ttiUu
| la Con res- to procure tue erection Ui
/ d federal uuil hog b. this city; Tor a
/ ,os oflirr, UItei S.ate- vIurts, CSC,
| uul | think great mistake Will BE-
! ma4Blt 80 smhli nu appropriations ~
/ 10 now pfO josef shOull he adopted.
| Congress has just appropriated tFO
[ million Jf dJi'ar- Toe a pIuig uuliilug
Tor the city u lulialapllls, luiinut,
aud ioel condioIt that wItIin
prrlo ! Of twenty ybhfa Salt Like Will
ue more im HDrtaut city than is In
dianspUlis tOIaF.
! will tako sDlu five yeats 10 con.
struct the public buiIIIn urfe, auI 1
am satisfied that suCu n bull mug A. o.
proposed IN 5rualUf Browns bili viii
he entirely inaIrlu 80 before o. is com.
pieted. Wa IN iulI not be satisfied win
sn apprIpuatioI Of Ies tlan one m f.
lion dOliats,anl I. tIo con iItOu or tnu
| public treasury viii not prrmtt % tIis
appropriation VI present., WUull ute OF
10 wait a year, rather tHau ZOO H.Ar, the
foundation o a UuiI lins, wlIuI abe
/ completed, wuul not Doc CIWmuEtur.
yic WITH tue Importance aui dignity OF
Tue city.
The Chamber should take uu the
matter OF tn l1CtNYu ot q u tied
! ates branch mint ia ghis city. NV
tuht We have twu senators RuI 70 fvI.
Tesuntalivc ln Congress WuHuuulI be
bio 10 secure y mint win little ulill.
cu.ty.
II mas always brcn the policy of the
general government 10 UsIaIl ia coin.
age miuts 80 every state shufu thu
pt,ci a. metaH were prOducuI. Before
tue discovery OF gold Ia CaliIf o.,
the only gold found IN paying guam.
ius, In the U tied Sa.us wa, boo
Guuryia anu North Carolina, hr e.. n
urauch miIt wac ostabushud ~ Dan.
lluega, GcOtgls; al-I o eat CuauJ g.,
North Caro- iuA. one was a. aDlisluu
al New Orleans in order 10 cola the
silver oi MrKic.; one 10 San Faugisco
Tor tue gOid 0f California; one iu tue
village VI CauIu, Nevada, Co coin the
silver 81 that state, "a UuitBI StatUe
ussay IN was established ut Hcleoh,
Montana, aud one al Boise Guy, lIah ,
also one At Denver, Colo, which D.
now about 10 be converted into miut
tor coinage. rnus II viii 10 seen tuat
although there II more u tue ptcc Gus
metals handled In Salt Lake yearly
than NJ ull tue places named, com.
biurd, except Dcnvet ana San Fran.
UisC D, yet We have not even govern
meut assay Olllcu here. This remark.
sble exception IA our case 10 ceftaiuiy
owing T. want OF proper efforts on cur
! part anu perhaps TO want OF influence
At the seat Of government, owing ~
the political AMI other conditions pre-
vailing here during our territorial
vasrslssv. think that with united
effort on the pat Ui our people anu our
delegation Ia Congress, the pTILe 10 now
within our reach.
Some ycats Rgo II was announced n
be- the settled policy Of the war 10
pafimont ~ abandon the numerous
military posts scattered throughout the
Indian country ~ speedily NJ pTsCii.
cable, aud 10 locate tho military forces
Of the Republic la permanent PISS
near the larger towns ami oiiius. In
iurtherauce Of this policy, Fort Doug
l,s, near this clty, viii doubtless be-
C me QUO OF the permanent poets. It
II OLD Hu1 BnugusUd aud should be
TpUOnst uctel anu ftarTaugpl % be
properly fitted Tor tho co ulOrt anu
convenience Of the objects ami troops
stationed there, aud " proper Efforts
we're maize by our CON residual dele
cation, | have no uOub Uut inst SUIT.
aOle appropriations cJul4 DO OOlaluoI
TOT that IuTl Csc us well as Tor parking
aud beaut lyIng the grounds Of tho
ttteTvatiyu.
III Is scmi'otiloially announced that
iho Oregon snort Line anu Utah
n rthsru railroad 10 to De separated
rom the Union Pacific system anu re-
Ofgani1sl ON a sOuui financial Das , (;
alsO that thu ftOtgan.EuI lIuu II 10 b.
operated irum tuls city as htag quarters.
rus In it,eli lisa most important raj.
way systrm, including all tue roads
now operated In Utau by the UnlOu
Pacific south " OGDEN, The line
rom Ogden - BuIle, Montana, also
the llne rom Granger, Wyoming, ~
Huntington, Oregon, win branches,
making a total u EU W | 800 miles,
AM, u II II 10 Ue really Oprfn,eU, indie
pulurntly Ol the Union PtolnU, will
make OF salt Lake Iity the controlling
railroad ceuter - the IutvimOIutaiu
oOunlg", II IT. heauquaTters are mere
II viii mean n large ~. real force, It,
5ufcGHsing agenlr, No sh0ps, the maR.
ing VI tar II rates from TINS cily, etc,
viii be Of untold advantage 10 ~, ~
fact no one can iOtetrll lhe great Denr.
Il that VIII accrue 10 cur city II Iuis
mot important system 90 ruiTuadf IN
no be Orvfa cd from this city M general
heuCquaTiefs.
IL /. too important "a matter 10 be
treated with ihutlie rnce. Even upOn
the presumption tHat tie general ON cts
WI oumr mere anyway without effort
on our part, stiil I think int aeon
mlt,ru suItcteI win vleW T. Eli.
uioHuy Hud energy, RS well an duane II
strength, shOulI NJ Ouce ue appJIuri
uy tue ChamHer 10 take Whatever step,