The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-02
AGREE TO BOOST
FOR SALT LAKE
Real Estate Men and Friends
Gather al Banquet.
HAVE PLANS 10 ADVERTISE
MINING EXCHANGE AND OH
Frs PROMISE COOPERATION.

Half q hundred real estate men and
their friends enjoyed the luncheon Of
the Real Estate Mems association at
the Commercial club yesterday. Thomas
Homer was master OF ceremonies and
announced the topic for discussion. the
excursion 90 Saltair ON June -. oecre-
tary A. Richter told of the progress of
the arrangements committee. Nearly
thirty lots had been donated as prizes
Tor purchasers OF tickets to the cN-
cerslOn. The profits realized from the
sale of tickets and concessions would
be used to advertise Salt Lake City in
The east Bill boards wil also be put
up along the lines of AN railroads en-
tering Utah telling Of the advantages
OF salt Lake as a residence city
Mayor R. r. Morris was called upon
by The chairman ana made few re-
marks iu which he expressed himself
as heartily i'm favor of The plans of the
Real Estate Mems association.
Mining Exchange to Cooperate.
c.. j.. Hudson. i'm behalf of the min
ing stock exchange, stated that body
would do all ia its power 20 help the
real estate men to promote the healthy
growth of Salt Lake. The main object
OF the exchange was the same as that
of the association. TO increase values
of property in Salt Lake and to pro-
mote an interest En- mining. he hoped
that the manipulation of stocks would
before long be done away with i'm the
exchange.
Walter futile suggested that house
and lot be donated 90 the first couple
that would be married i'm il on the day
Of the excursion.
Peters and i. $. Hubbard, made short
addresses and donated lots TO be given
away at the outing June %. " II.
Black offered a set of harness as
prize and others made donations. The
Utah Light g. Power company offered
To wire the bridal house free OF
charge
Needs of City Mentioned.
" S. Poets. who is TO read a paper
on Salt Lake at the next meeting of
the association. made a feW remarks
upon the necessity of advertising the
city i'm the east. Judge r.. n. Baskin
told of the growth of Salt Lake and
the need for a supply of better water
and light, and cheaper railroad rates.
TO induce outsiders to locate here
Joseph T. Caine spoke I'm behalf of
the bankers. W. H Tibbals stated
that efforts were being made TO have
the permanent headquarters of the
mining congress located i'm salt Lake
I'm preference TO Omaha OF Deilf en-
Brief remarks were also made by K.
Darling ID. r. Lowe, j. Rogers. W..
Igleheart and H. Pritchard.
The following committees were APP
pointed 10 take charge of the Saltair
excursions
Transportation and Tickets.-M. L.
Cummings, chairman; j L. Perkes, A..
McKellar r. S Hubbard, j. p. Sears,
Thomas Homer-
Finance-A Richter. chairman; c..
w. johnson. James x. Shaw, i. Oar
ling. Charles Linck, S. b. Tuttle.
Advertising - j. D0nnan Reayls,
chairman. O. i. Peterson, j. T.
Stringer. r. Hardy Walter Meeks-
Arrangements. ~ James K. Shaw,
chairman; j. p. Morris, George knowi-
den. w. H. Hurd. Ferg Ferguson, b.
A. If. Foriseth. George McConaughy.
Deeds and Prizes.-BOard of gov
ernOrs.
sale of Tickets.-T W. Partridge,
chairman, y. p. Hiskey A. w. smith,
A. c. Sadler George SaEtOu.
Enter1ainment-Th Homer and
all members of the association, and all
persons who have donated prizes Tor
the excursion,