Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20

Tho month ~ Aprll II u very dc.
lghlful season for "trip across tho
continent 10 the Atlantic borders, for,
after We loOyc the snow clad mouna
tulns, We nnd the great plains growing
groon, and farther the holds ana lol.
osts clothed with verdurc ana bursting
into bloom, while the air is lillod with
gWoot fragrance ANA the woods rinp
with the molodious songs once ~
familiar but not heard IN our own
beautiful valley a trip at this Roa.
son u the year " comfortable, without
dust and without heat Taking the
RIO urande Western train IN the after.
noon, one enjoys the peaceful scenery
of this valley and also the scenery
along the ArRnnaaa river for ne puasoB
through the Royal norgo In daylight,
with the nne palace ears and the well
equipped dinola, the trip from Salt
Lake to Denver II made with comfort,
ana lhoro " no monolony In the Jours
noy, II was exceedingly interesting
10 hear the remarks or tourists and
others, who were passing over the road
for the nrst time, one traveller said
that he had been four times In swift
cortland, but had never seen anything
NO Rrand ~ the scenery through which
ho was passing down through the can
yon Of tho Arkansas.
BEAUTIFUL MANlToU,
The train arrived at Colorado Springs
on time, where We waited for the oyon'
ing train over tho Chicago, Rock IL.
land ana Pacific for ST. Louis, The
afternoon was spent very pleasantly
and probably by visiting Colorado cols
lcgc and other points Of Interest IN
this beautiful town.
We took side trip TO Mnnltou, where
we had spent some months u few years
ngo. This IL an especially interesting
place, ana thousands of tourists lmd
rest and pleasure here every season,
From this place one obtains a line view
OF Pixies Peak, which has long been an
object Of admiration, II has frequently
inspired writer's Of both prose and
poetry The following sonnet was writ.
ten at the time We were encnmped with.
IN the full view OF the mountain
Into the boundlcss air 10 thin ana cold,
Far NJ above the line OF living green,
Rises thy granite peak, gray, grand,
serene
Thy scanned sides all broken, rugged,
bold,
Speak OF volcanic ogos yet untold
ANA tow'rlng high through rivon
Cloult w Ncpn
Thy summit glistcning In the sun.
All undstvrbcd by storms that thee
onfold,
Tho morning sun gilds irt thy top,
His last
Ray fires thy crcst--an orinammc II
seems,
While shadows deepen over vale and
plain,
IN ny deep chasms III eternal SHOWS
held fast,
Keep ever fresh and full the living
streams
That into cascades now fall and fall
again.
A daylight ride over the broad ana
NcrdOnt plains OF Kansas was full OF
interest Evidences of the coming OF
SPRING were everywhere manifest,
FARMERS were preparing the llelds for
inc seed, and there was promise OF an
abundant harvest, for there had been
much rain. Tho winter wheat showed
we'll ana largo tracts were pre-.
Iarcd for spring wheat, for oats and for
corn,
STATION FOR KANSAS CITY,
Kansas city has made wonderful i'm.
ptoNomonts IN the pnst few years, Con'
dllons AZ the union passenger station
were confusing on account OF the great
crowds There IN need for the new
station which " 10 be built. II IL stated
tlal plans are well under way for one
ol mo finest stations IN the United
nlhles, The estimated cost win be
NOOOQ,0O0 or more,
Tho results or Dement'S Of the
great folr held In ST. Louis last
year are a,lll manifest, although
az inc fair grounds there is only
lhe wreck OF the beauty and glory
Whlch drew millions of admirers lass
yeGr' The business men seemed 20 be
wen fatlSfod with the general roaults.
There has been a large Increase In tho
population and consequently EXTENSIVE
punQlnG Thore were Interested In.
gllrloe as TO the advantages OF Salt
Lake Clly an place for a home II
was pleasure to say that there WAS
no Dcter climate OF country IN the
United states, ana that there was plch.
w Ql room for all the good people who
Nehed to join IN building NJ one Of tho
greatest cities In the west,
UTAH MINING STOCKS,
VIVA, Nv the feeling towards mining
Investments " the question which MAJ,
ululP interests us, In Boston | found
mat Utah stocks ana mines were IN
eIohl favor ana that the copper stocks
OF our state stood well ana did not
su1or IN the declines which affected
unvf slooka, There In u strong desire
lo,lles, TO secure all that can be had
ilnghgm, and many, who have IN.
nNllslted, express the opinion that
nlnBnam VIII rival Butte before many
sgarh bingham ana Utah have many
aUNnn'agoH over Butte and Montana
glance at the map Of West Mountain
,lllnlhg district VIII show now largo "A
lult oi the camp " controlled IN lioa-
SVll ana other parts Of New England
nvro seems 20 be only "A small par,
IVY and this II being picked up quietly
Soltaln Investors In New York, who ara
NHretlcd IN Boston Copporg,h are also
oVr,NUlR foolhold IN bingham,
sipv comments made Oh the "Fren.
,nu rlnhncler' are Interesting There
i'WH 70 DO u looling that II IL best IL
rn Wln alone ana gyo him plenty ol
,op', one of the strongest men IN 3os.
Wn BuSo mo opinion that part of The
nu" OF attack on Amalgamntcd was
Ky W. Knock mat stock but TO compe
nnr, "o pohln1 II to come to the sup.
az Wholl Amalgom0lod IN support.
ma.n,i nolds strong, the rest OF the
nInrh't IL good, When the loader
nn1vances Copper Range ard rrmlt,
Mu advance, The stories of 'Tron,
Me1 Finance AFRO moi inkon A,
nav1iously In Boston aud New York ma
country ''"' '"''"s"o"' WV
BINGHAM CONSOLIDATED,
watching the transnotion NJ Tim