Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-04-19

Cache county and will build from Og-
den to Logan via Brigham City. BAN
berger is going to build from Farming
ton to Ogden; the Moffat road is com
ing in from Denver through an entire
ly new section of country; the West.
ern Pacific will be constructed from
Salt Lake to San Francisco as soon
as possible.
What ails Utah?
The Railroad Gazette of New York
City announces the construction of the
Salina cutoff Of the Rio Grande
western; the extension of the Sewer
branch along the survey through Cir
cleville canyon and down through
Parowan and thence on to the splen-
did view of the Grand Canyon of the
Colorado south of Kanab. The San
Pedro will tap the Goldfeld and Good
Springs region in Nevada, thus af-
fording Utah an outlet for goods and
produce and machinery.
What ails Utah?
The Rocky Mountain Bell Tele-
phone company announces that 1t will
spend half million of dollars on ex-
tensions this year of which this state
will get $250,000.
What ails Utah?
The Boston News Bureau states
that plans have been definitely de-
cided upon by the management of the
Boston Consolidated to build a con-
centrating mill upon its property at
Bingham with a minimum capacity OF
1,500 tons and maximum capacity of
1000 tons daily. The Salt Lake Trib-
une the organ of the knockers, on
Sunday, announced the erection of a
new smelter, with a capacity of 5000
tons daily. 1t announces the easy
floating of $3.50, 900 for the Boston
Consolidated for the erection of the
mill; and has, all the time of this agi-
tation by Frank j. Cannon, Joe Lipp-
man, Tom Kearns and Colonel Crouch
Nelson, every day noted the material
advancement of Utah's mining inter
ests. To give a complete list of the
improvements contemplated and the
new works which will be built would
take a page of this paper.
What ails Utah?
The Boston News Bureau, and the
Tribune-the organ of the knockers
both have, within two weeks spread
abroad much information about the
improvements in the price of all Bing-
ham stocks and rumors of big con-
solidation, with millions of dollars be-
hind the concern.
What ails Utah?
The bank clearings of this city last
week were $3,043, 290.33. For the same
week one year ago the clearings were
$2,494, 960.25, an increase of $548,-
330.08. The permits for erection of
buildings issued in two weeks in
March were $63,995. The sales of
real estate were especially heavy.
forty-four feet by ten rods on Main
street. near the new Federal building
sold for Sal $50 to Henry Newell, who
is putting plenty of coin into Salt
Lake real estate. Henry is a Gen
tile who sees future ahead of this
city and state. Dun's agency reported
trade as especially good for this time
of the year. Money is reported as
easy and interest rates low. Stocks in
Utah banks are quoted as steady and
are high priced. u. G. M. /. recently
declared a dividend; Utah Sugar de-
clared dividend; the great mines,
like the Silver King, are steadily de-
claring dividends.
What ails Salt Lake?
General Manager Bancroft an
nounces the erection of 100000 pas
senger station for the Short Line and
the San Pedro; the completion of the
round house north of the city; the
building of a new freight depot. The