Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04

rIth the directory i"i ia'''
y. ,r.ssryed In the historians
'-a ,,..spts. like everything else
-,, B, compared with a record
-, years ago. striking evidence
. t. diys solid growth ,,,.
= t,,,eisry f1r 1850 t. a slim llitle
4 y, raslshei by f.. L, sloan. Some
- -, devoted to advertisements
100 houses doing business here
IN. rub..sh.f offers an apology Tor
.' In issuing because thla copy
L 49, delayed long time In transit
III, tssyy snow storms prcvaillnE
n I =, us,ty Mountains, which had
4 -,sii travel
rr ArioN THIRTY YEARS AGO,
u. ,ssuistion is estimated at about
~ uh.eh compared with the popu-
~, s.nmated loo the directory Tor
asa showr an Increase In thirty
u over Apoo. The population
. IA, whole Of salt Lake county at
e,i lime l. given as $1,000. OF course
\. ,nn,tlsns % salt Lake are sot out
IN, a5urshine condition noted nt-
,..,,r lsIrr directed TO the fact that
,,,.8,.ms new city hall had just been
-.,.i ai % cost VI 10000. And
~ ts publisher adds. "tho corpora
Ii sailrtiy free from debt"
r,ry years have certainly wrought
r.irfai change 100 that respect Tho
iy valuation Of Utah In ises, was
mfta0 and the amount or the tax
re % SAN Lake county. the prop
rir u,s atsssssd at Nsio,6is. and the
"a o. territorial purposes, t2i.s9s.
HIDDEN MINERAL WEALTH.
u d, Introduction. the possibility Of
dirahs mineral wealth being hid
t.- 30 ths mountains was understood
o. o. publisher but the extent u II
go % DRAINED o. Some gold had
. lsa banned nt bingham. Charles
n cHna was setting little ore out
| q uhii arc now The far.famcd mines
4 Earlka ana the pioneers In this
va utv quietly uncoycrng Lodges to
us east
'cutCt uturns." says the publisher.
q mining operations have not yet
til made Ooll has been found. but
. o. o. faylnF quantities, and some sill
va li been found In Little Cotton
! v'od bat not enough to pay Tor work
hr-
Alule later ana the Emma. Fiagatnn
t'i oaiara commenced pouring out
'i'I stream q precious metal, under
~ ifsciIon q Col woodman, u. C..
I canleri and Alex Tarbct. father OF
a. rulni Millionaire mine operator.
MEMORIES OF THE PAST.
nu' bits Of Information are In
r'ri''rta Interesting. but In the Hist
q nnH and addresses given Ia the
.'ul-1 there De- enough 10 wnkcn a
20 q memoua in thg mind u the
81 unu u Indicates the rise Of many
fii'ng o'uHen Of today from a hum
Il y Nii1a @, aniueHcc, and tho re-
\ ''f % fortune Of many another.
LAWYERS NOT NUMEROUS
ne bar then was not very large
- anl iha lat Published gives only
2 iim'a " W. D. Applcby. william
..l.an r. 81 HaskIn. =. 81. Blair. C..
. h'nqii'id. u. W.. Isaccson. y. r..
-','a. j. " Long Patrick Lynch.
-.,ail cartcrliosea Stout. strok-
Nllaha
CITY OFFICERS.
:" administration was made up a.
,..hs' D. II. Wells. Mayor. ,. u. 4.
-.A'-'''r marshal. +. a. sehettlor.
piaigftt
.9ln''l was composed of Henry
'''s'yh'e NOV "a populist candl-
~ ~ > W. Richards. a. H. Raleigh.
e''h'on ana A. C. pypcr alder.
NJ =, Burton, Isaac Groo. rheo.
-n' 'ohh sharp. W. 3. uodbe Ohe
-. ,'''al'si candidate for Mayor.
~ N''.ksr Thomas Jenkins. George
ana H. y klmball counellmen.
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
r' --..ll''nal Institutions were the
~ N % pescret. under Prof.
~. " 'sahu college Union academy.
" H. J. Doremus. ana Rorsr,,
20 which Judge uarttett