The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-13
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Within short time it is expected
that the Denver cc NOrthwe ~ Rail-
load company VIII file arti Of in
corporation i'm U.ah. The an les viii
outline in general Way the Tte eX-
pec.sl ta be followed through the
state
D. H. NOGat protector of the Den
E1r-sa.t Lake short line, and Colonel
I O.. Dodge both deny the repeated
gm0r that Colonel Dodge has been
e1erel the active management of the
L.E company. AT the time MT. Mofat
made his original announcement The
Herald stated 10 was suspected that
lo-oDe. Dodge was or would be inter
esle1 IN The project bat that Colonel
Dodge denied it. The story has since
Ia7l been n0ahinE up 1t irregular in
itrrals Nobody questions shat Colo
Ea Dodge could scarcely bc tXCellcd
n the pos The colonel is quoted
u Denver as saying that the proposed
'la4 should bee made TO pa, from local
raf, alone.
Nct everybody believes that Nofat
Is sincere in his -HHouT cement tina,
17 road viii be built. Several per-
sons Who profess To- be aware of the
n1sm1St secrets of the Monat heart
ase taln- "h1t air. Witness the fol-
ing from the Grand Junction sun:
Josiah Winchester. the money king
% ua 6ague gave out some of his
N.-s,j inside information of the Nof-
.it short .iua Co salt axe. when ne
tas ig .7e city yesterday afternoon.
ll THE first place says Mr.. Winchester
.#" 4
-V'eE l'4 E-Ee any Intention of con-
s,-,-.a- railroad 90 Salt Lake. His
'-} object .u making such q repre-
S.-,auou t1 the people of Denver was
. g, The upper hand Of the Colorado
rue. Iron company iu supplying that
-.y uir1 COAL
1I AuIat las immense coal mines
l.ar Boulder. II he could secure ter
a'Ha- rights U Denver Tor his electric
.aA"aF which runs from his mines.
mere Would be- millions I'm IL for him.
'a' could De loaded on To his cars at
80" mines and uuI0tGed o. The build
--> ana houses 1f Denver with only
handling The street railway
aF H L1a city could De- used Tor this
--t.s2 nom - midnight until g i'm the
-.i--- THIS ugaIs or supplying Den
WIN coal would be very .-i18p. Tn
ar N"Har could uudeIseu every
-s' ''a. company That Is what Nr.
as wants tn DO. SAYS Mr- Niucbes-
s-- as n The plan which he is pur-
- 10 accomplish his ends. AT pres
t . "lE Ht Denver wiz not Sra0t
A- -.-IHa. rights for his road in
midst Therefore. Mr.. MofaU has
$500 .' strategy to secure those
lie has caused -t tn De given
b~-s me world mat he intends %
r snort .ue from Denver TO salt
No. d, has apparently made his
-s,-g good by ordering the c0nstruc-
49, Ten miles Of electric road near
- iiAlS road leads up into the
r-ai2S -a his miuesl.
~ >-At.T. says Nr. Winchester. Mr.
So wi. say that his shmt line
.t-z--e has met with lam fnsurmol,nt-
~-r-- s---.r IN the opposition of the
-s- -a trusts. At The same time n.
,- ,-- me people Of Denver that y
~. VII let him have fbs +a~r,irsi
rlf-L az. AlS own tram -av i'm Denver.
r-7r7e.- So kindly granted for the
SUMS. u >-'2r- line. ne VIII be able 60
rs- H. '-e-A with coal at from 81 70 81
Ha r.-1 - Than they pay for il now.
.,r s-- already have won the sympa-
his MIS-, support Of Denver people By
a-r4 scheme to shorten the dis
Sgrr7-+ - -.- coast This sympathy and
teIS t--.l-. 1e made stronger When ne
rrle4 ~ ,.'dt be- is able to reduce the
no ~. .'al Al This point he WHY ask
Hipsf =. 21ll 0r Denver for the te~-
51's Tor his coal hauling tram