The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09
GROWTH OF CITY
AMAZES GOULD
Young Railroad Maghate and
Bride Arrive.
VISIT PLACES Of INTEREST
SAN PEDRO ROAD AND OTHER
SUBJECTS DISCO SsED.
VISIT PLACES Of INTEREST

TAIL. slender. dari--haired youna
man ~ "a arrived in the city in pal
waite car yesterday accompanied by his
BRIDE pretty and blonde. and IS The
young man was Frank jay Gould
youngest son Of the late jay Gould
and director iu @ number OF railroads
rrulI1E the Rio Grande Western
first vice president of the Missouri Pa
cliff. the ITJu Mountain & Southern
and the International q Great North
GIN. and second vice president Of the
Texas & Pacific. also director in the
EarEalfau Railway company and Of
The Trust Company Of America. This
is great load of titles for a slight
youug nan 90 carry, but he is bec0m-
s.- us.f t1 such distinctions. for 1T the
age Of 80 years be was assistant to the
PRESIDENT Of the Missouri Pacific.
Mr. and Mrs. Gould are on their we'd
ding trip. spending most of their time
uu tH- roads controlled by the Gould
family. They came I'm at I2-45 o'clock
yesterday afternoon over the Rio
GuUfe Western in the car "St. Louis
accompanied boy Mr.. and Mrs. Slaybacz
If New York Manager J. n. Herbert
ard General Superintendent A. Il. Vel
hg -eorted them over the road. TIE
party win remain in the city until to-
m0 POW. and perhaps longer before
starting on -hei- return Journey.
Like the other members Of his fam
Hy Mr.. Gould follows the example Of
bis father and is quiet, unassuminE
ard democratic in mis- demeanor. He IS
alive Co the things around him. and ex-
D bits great interest IN The places he
visits
Pleased With Salt Lake.
"T have not been I'm Salt Lake for (
several years. Dr. said yesterday. and
J have been astOnished at the changes
since the last time 1 was here. The
city seems to BE- growing and impT0v- .
ing There is every reason here why it .
should. and / trust it viii continue to
ito so.'
1Ir. Could exhibited great interest in /
the progress being made by rhe San
Pedro in forming a direct connecting
line between SAT- Lake and Los An :
aeles
we shall DE glad TO see that road
completed he aid. 1T should form
a po-u.8r route 20 the coast, and if .
viii have the advantage of having salt
Lake ou th5 main line. IF the Oregon
Short Line builds its extension through
Nevada, passengers coming over our
road win have the choice of three
routes 60 California
Interested in Colorado & Southern.
Who has been buys Colorado &
stock lately" asked Mr.
Could becoming quest ouer. "I notice
IL has been going up lately"
IL don't know" was the reply. Have
-Ou or any others I'm your famlly?"
ct haven't heard" said Nr Gould. :
I thought tha stock was pretty gh, s
hougl, some time ago. and I can't say G
hat my opinion Of the property has o
hanged for the better"
Mrs. Gould has not been enjoying the ~
rip as much as her husband for the .
eas1n that she has been "Car-sick''
.reat deal of the time. The stop-0ver 81
% Salt Lake has already made her feel .
ettsr, however. Mrs Gould was for +
leriy Miss Helen Kelly. She viii in &
crit E,5oo.0oo when she becomes OF "
The party spent yesterday afternoon b
driving about the city and in attend g
lg an organ recital at th= tabernacle. 81
hey went to the theatre last -vening. b.
nd viii spend today In visiting the
fer5nt places Of interest.