The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-20

I. c. Thorsen of Hyrum, Cache
county, was also talking about the Won
ders to be performed in Cache county.
we are going to have an electric rail-
road all round the county said he. Yes
sir. and it'll be built this coming spring.
Don't know that ali of it Will be COM
pleted, but the south part will, anyway
You see the Hercules company has any
amount of power up there in the Logan
river. enough to furnish all you fellows
down here with light all the year round.
and they intend to use it in a railroad.
South from Logan the road will go to
Providence, M1llVllle, Hyrum and Wells
vile. a distance OF eleven miles. On the
north of Logan the road will touch Hyde
Park, Smlthfleld and Richmond, dis
lance OF sixteen miles. It's level cOun-
try and the building of the grade will be
easy. Heat, power and light will be sup
piled TO all the towns along the route
p c. Wheeler, one of the men who has
been engaged building the HoskaninnO
company's boat on the Colorado river
down about Garfield county at Camp
Stone. is in the city. Speaking of the
boat Yesterday at the Walker, he said.
Its name is Thompson and it's about
13B feet long by about fOrty-SiX in width.
We've been working on it for the last
eight months, and finished the wood work
on il about two weeks ago. After that
they have had to dress it up little, but
I suppose t1ey are running 1t by TINS
time. The company has any amount OF
river there to dredge, and the ground Is
very rich in gold ] guess there about
$50 miles of river that can be dredged, but
I don't know how much the company
owns The bed of the river can't be held,
because Of the sWiftness of the water, but
that won't bother the company, as they
can work the sides.
DR.. c. Calvin Clark of Omaha is at the
Walker Mr.. Clark leaves Omaha to take
up his residence in this city, where he IN
tends to practice medicine. This IS my
first trip TO Utah. said ne yesterd.ay,
and I am very much pleased with the
city. 1t seems TO me that 1t Is a CITY
with a future before 1t: 1t IS IN the
heart of one of the richest sections OF
fhe country. and it seems now to be in its
infancy. Pretty soon she VIII take a Iresh
start, and will grow ana surPass many
he Surprised if she got ahead of Denver
in the near future. At any rate, It t APP
pears to me that Salt Lake has a brighter
prospect than has Denver
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