Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-16
AN ADwlRtR or UTAH,


SIR. J. NJ Stud baker sends the sun
Joined letter to the south Bend md
Times.
salt Lake city. Utah. June 20, 1898
Let me give you brief sketch ~
my visit to this city and its wonderful
valley. Almost a half century aEp Us
u boy I crossed the dreary pl1inu 10 me
nrst Studebakcr wagon. made hy my
own hands. and huw wen ! rem emuef
the frHt sight OF this beautiful valley
and nur kind reception Dy Hilshil'
Young and his small pund 90 foN1Weta'
who had years before arrived D 90 lh J
endured the trials and hIrlHhirs ana
dangers from savage and of ritrthtluh
Incident tn pioneer NE at That NWn. 40
one will ever h0 able o. arur r'll' iNN
trials and hiriHhips NJ BRIGHAM fgunf
on reaching THE valley outside OF ~.
immediate little band th1t acDln'p'nlt ~
him on his mission, ln order il ''li'
ilah the Church NJ hlH inspiration wy
belief Whatever else may h' HnIh ~
brigham Young. De- was % gi'1t ulh
ana "a great leader. AMI Wia Ni.'
enough a. establish lu Industrial igt-
tenn worthy the aimIfAiln "l WV
world. His system ihof1uthly ',a
lishcd home Industries anu W.. 'u,N
walton u small forms nn' iY VIZ. ''
onstrated that Doc un'll tn.I'
etranrth Let any one make int itlp
,be writer hm taken the last wcek ny
Invitation nf our ATT 9ulfl'y thi fIthi-
don't Parkinson ~ Preston, luAnN,
entv.nva miles ln WAGON thluu.n
cache valley. b. viii rNcltlm; pr wy
,r.,i inventor of tho telegraph, Prot
Nor.. .,ii In asndInr biz nral mess1g.e
- M nrat telegraph line. What halh
,iod wrought" h.llDte J. nm w. ilH.
In s,yinr that this properly hppll,H W
,yhnt Ufisham Young hia npn. Nv
founding the Mormon Chui'n n Wy,
fnnrvpioualy productive anu ,. '.t'iu
valley I have heard u Hild INV ,n.It
are no uf1ple nn dryuut 1ni 20 lnlhl
a. tt.tr ,h,,,gb aa fhD catholic. From
,,bat / have seen and learned. me Nor
mon church can ro them orc uttl't'
4 md thrm not only lny1l 70 ihei
church. hut i1yui nmunr in0fa'lfNh.
Thry show this hy their aSni'ih pr
tlthinr. when their churches al'
built and completed th0y .afr liih roy
ana the rich and poor pay in a'oniI-
-. y,tth tbsIr Income. You HHo no
,rnmps or bosrnrH among The NOrmohs'
either In tho city or country Th0Y 'lte
fpr their own poor Tho ladies in lho
inherent diatficia have their llrt 30.
cictisa. ana the poor. both town And
country. are cared fuu ana ~ MnNN
don't think u can ho dnhi.d hul lh.y
are = prosperous church and prosper
mNM NNNNNN||H NNNNA %
clear intention 30 continue. hy tudh
hrip. thr elevation NJ their people 70
Tho highest standard m Wnfhllfi
chrirtlauiiy and prosperity. 81 an 't-
ample N this. you need only 10 -
their agricultural college, ON, ui VIC
best in the country. located IN th' u.Nu'
tiui rity of Logan tiInh. whore Nor
mons ana oentIirs have equal chances
and prIvilcrrH In the education OF 'h'i
children.
"Nv brother farmers NJ 49, Joseph
county Will scarcely believe mo when !
toll thein 81 tho farming pnHHlhllhlr, or
Utah .tnd south idnhp.hui seeing pr
rcyinr Fur example, " hay ilmnlhf
and clover. they riire per nrrr Four 20
N, ,,,s ,1fh v1ar.outtlnr two crops pee
yraf. alfalfa from nvv Co. eight toms w
acre each year. cutting three ct1pa yer
year. wheat from 40 tn % bushels i"t
arro. barley from ~ o. No bushels p'f
nrre. pHtafoea $50 - inl bushels p't
acre. sugnr hepta 70 90 10 tons per acre
aud fruit ~ al kinds m rr'at nhuhl,
ance. They have been knnNif 10 H.l
frnu $40 &C. So worth VI cherries ffuW
a tree and 100 trees Ia the acre.
asrpwhcrrlna from two tu there hun.
dfrd dollars per acre. one owner ~ lN
annie srrea has Tor ynlrn gathered AN
average ~ 1000 bushels NJ apples p,f
year, receiving on nvcrAF" plrn OF wv
per huHhcl. Another farm NJ HN acres
has Welded an Income ~ tiVM pNf year
Tor small fruits, and another ich nrI.a
of applies has yielded - hlgh go 90
bt,.h9ia To- The true. For land near
salt Lake. renters pay from ~, 10 ~
Der nrru rent. for raising veg tables Tor
the market. Tho size ~ farms ln trum
70 10 icN ncrrn Al farmers have MOTE
% tcas stock COWS ana Hhrep They have
the finest booking cows ! ever HiWtWlih
prosperous croamrricH every tow miles
MANY fortunes have boon made In sheep
whlch EfuEr IN tn m1ui iniuH lu lh'
summer and are brought homo To- VIM
ter 10 cat up the crops ~ hny harvest
A. looked into ths harvest fields
here, u tnrrCd mo back tu my ohio
homo whef you SEQ brothers ana sisters
side hy side m the hay nrld1. nH I have
myself seen my own hrluhrrH ana sls'
tore iu years gunr hy, ll.tr % a N..,,l,l
200 miles long. n 90 % Wll.a WIiH, that
can produce and du.a produce th0
tstaHihIltrH mention a ANA ln 1hil.
lion o. This. there sam o. nrUu HH u r|iH
ISSUE HomH OF che grntrri producing
mines boo tho world Thrr have been
thirty millions ~ dollars pllu o. r'uUts
holders IN the mines uf Utah, Fltgn
mines alone paid in 1896 nearly go
con zoo In dividends I understand thr
p1asidlitirs fnr safe Investment Ut ca-
piinl In mines nru uuNhUfn ru good 49,
In tho IMMORAL bolt ~ Itlh.
"i.nmh,r CuftH from 81 o. 80 per
900. brick 80 pDr 1000. liuh Wns
ever known a. have cyclone, 0r q
death from HtmHtrnk' ur exec |Nu hslf
An attraction 10 visitors H. M. bathing
finte of Great salt Lake, perhaps the
most famous In the world. THE hthlnF
tuy.hnn o. built out Into tl. i.uLe Il
Uil. aud hiif from Hhnfr.und me times
y inn the Wurm He.u 300 not lgFH chan
5000 mon. women ana ph|Ilr re- nr' tn
De- npru o.. enc time. N"t luE 100 VIII
nn the surface pf tho WliUr, which is
90 strong with r.it that blinking o. ius
POSSIBLE. utah Lao r. luWhgr beau.
iiiul body NJ water, covering 100 Hqulrt
miles It, waters Nre frsHh ana abound
with lltrk bass nud 0tNyr FISH
IN conclusion, Wll IN GO my brother
fourier don't sell yn,r furnH ANA $50 t1
ulnh on the Hwngih nt Whnf ! have
said. b,r go and &c., AMI YOU VIII hH
IN own more than have told you Th#sH
thrifty NurmonH viii mott only show NHu
handsome women and lotH nf % bias
thUy win chow you IIHD uui H1ll yUu
trr-arr, farm which can hs ffrm0l un
bnth rldrs .u akIng 20 rCrrH you can 900
or tom seeing iH lslI NIUE,' go and
see Yours respectfully
J.. NJ STupEBAkER"