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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-22
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Mrs Popley-What do YOU think; Baby
spoke her first word today.
Mr.. Popley-Well. well. And IL won't
be many years before she'll be having
the last word.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-22
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-22
LIFTS THEM OUT OF THE MUD.
One Item of improvement Gives Re-
publicans Pain.

one sneer i'm the Republican platform is
considered especially unfair 70 Supervisor
Sedden of the street department. The
Republicans did adopt platform in their
convention. IL can be eXhumcd from the
files of the city dailies by anyone inter-
estcd in antiquities. This particular sueer
as aimed at the amount Of street improve
ment done ION paper by the present city
administration.
Here is one little illustration that will
serve as an answer; In the nine months
OF the present year up 10 Sept. 30 there
were more permanent street crossing laid
than IN the entire four years of Ezra
ThOmpson's administration. OF course,
in those four years Ezra Thompson was
the idol of the Republican party of the
city. In this work in nine months Just
closed 1888 stone blocks were used; ;
eighty-nine crossing We're laid at a cost
of 1888. 40. This lifting citizens out of
the mud and permitting them % walk
about the city dry shOd CRATES on the
nerves Of the Lynch Republicans.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-22
GREATER SALT LAKE
Is NEARING ACTUALLY
Continued From PAGE I.

between Salt Lake Los Angeles The development
a o Zon
and have expand and develop magnificent
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-22
Burlington Also Liberal.

The Burlington road has always been
known as a good road for the country
and cities through which il passes. In
the middle west its history was much
like that of the Great Northern, save
that the middle west was older when
ii came than the far west when the
Great Northern came. After Hill be-
came interested in the road the Bur
lingtOn extended into Montana. Stock
men are now reaping the benefit Of
that extension by a new market for
their cattle and sheep.
Far sightedness has been a main
characteristic Of Hill. He saw the
country and saw the opportunities for
the cities. Then he reached out to
them. He has never made a mistake
from the time of his river steamboat
line TO the present. With the arrival
of a Hill road i'm a section has come
the arrival of feeders. For instance.
after reaching Wenatchee. Wash, he
backed a steamboat company to put
line OF boats on the upper Columbia,
and Wenatchee got as a feeder new
farming, mining and stock country.
Later he built 2 branch road from
Winatchee. tapping a new wheat sec
ton.
Has Marked Personality.
As was stated. Hill has never failed
10 follow up his announcement by
railroad building Invariably his rail-
roads have been accompanied by rural
and municipal development. Largely
for these reasons he has come TO be
called by many Americas greatest.
railroad man.
Hlls personality is unique. He has
a wonderful knowledge OF detail, and
a wonderful memory. Audaeity has
been a main feature in his financial
deals Essentially q promoter-much
OF the capital behind him is European
he has always made his enterprises
pay, 4 remarkable characteristic of
this man OF interest TO salt LakeFs is
the intense interest he takes in the
business advancement OF the cities 10
which his roads reach. In conferences
with business men of such cities he al
ways displays thorough familiarity
with local conditions. When Hill builds
10 q city he becomes one OF its most
puhlic-spirited property holders,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-22

Senator Simon Bamberger Tells of
His Railroad Plans.
EAST AFTER STEEL RAILS
WILL TOLERATE NO DELAY IN
CARRYING OUT PLANS.

Senator Simon Bamberger left for
Denver q few days ago for the purpose
if possible of hurrying up his order for
1000 tons of steel rails for his Salt Lake
& Ogden road. 1t was his intention, it
is said, to offer a good bonus if thereby
he could hurry forward the delivery
of the rails needed for the improvement
of his road. Before departing for Den
Yer, Senator BambergeF said, speaking
of his plans and of the future of Salt
Lake City:
salt Lake City is my permanent
home. I am proud of the city, and ny
faith In her future has never Wayered
for an instant at any time. / have
watched the community grow and have
done my part to help along in the good
work since coming here years ago.
There has never been a time since l To-
Gated in Utah when the future or Salt
Lake City was as bright as il is today.
] have always felt that some day q
great city would spring up in this in
termountain country. That day lS
nearer than 1 anticipated in my most
sanguine moments. With the tremen-
dOus forces set in motion, having Salt
Lake City for their objective point,
nothing on earth can prevent its rapid
development into one of the great cit
les of the cOntiEent.
My plans are well known to the
reading public. l know that in the Salt
Lake & ogden road / have a valuable
piece of property. My intention is 10
make it credit TO both Salt Lake city
and Ogden as well as to the beautiful
valley through which it runs.
Plans for Extension.
THE road will be extended north
from Pennington TO within ore mile Of
Ogden before the end of the present
year. The last mile will be difficult. for
the reason that bridges must be con-
structed. These will be finished early in
the coming year. The road will also be
extended then six miles beyond ogden
up Ogden canyon, where my plans in
clude the establishment of a fine sum-
nler resort
AT this end of the line Under the
franchise granted by the city council
some time ago, passengers viii be
brought into the heart of the city. The
route will be down West Temple to
Market, east on Market to Main. up
Main to Third South, then west on
Third South TO West Temple. making
a loop around the block. The talk
about hauling freight through the main
streets OF the city and having freight
depot in the business district is all rot.
The entire road from end TO end will
be electrical The old steam equipment
now in use on the Lagoon road viii be
discarded and the best trolley system
that the market affords viii be in
stalled. In addition TO this. new steel
rails will be laid on the road for the
full length from Idleberg in OAlen
canyon to salt Lake. | have my right
OF way the entire distance. the work
OF construction is going on and no de-
lay will be tolerated"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-22
Great Growth This Year.

But all that is said above the fig
ures quoted, seem bat the beginning OF
q new era Of growth and prosperity for
the community when compared with
the record made by the local banks
thus far this year. The clearings for
the first nine months of the year up to
Sept. 30, 1865, We're S142 343. 367 81 Fig
uring the remaining three months OF
the year on this same oasis. the total
for the year Will be S1S9 S91 1j6.27 Even
this showing does not DO justice to the
business conditions in the city. The
last quarter of the year is always
greatest. Estimating on the basis of
other years, the total clearings for the
present year will he $210.601, COO This
viii be a 2ain Of $54154.893. or So per
cent over the clearings for the last year
of the Thompson administration 1908
i is doubtful if any other city in the
United States Will show a better record
than Salt Lake City in the year 1905 in
the matter OF bank clearings.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-22
STORY TOLD BY BANKS
Local Clearings for Year 1905 Prom
ise to Pass Beyond $780,
100000 Mark.

Bank clearings constitute the best
and most accurate measure of the
financial transactions Of a community.
This is conceded by all students Of
business conditions. The clearings OF
Salt Lake City banks, as shown by the
local Clearing House association. tell a
story of prosperity and growth that
must be gratifying to every person in
tcrested in the welfare Of the commu-
nifty.
In 1909. the last year of Mayor
ThCmpson's administration. the clear
ings were sl56, 5,1G797. The follow
ing year, the first year of Mayor Nor
ris administration, the clearings were
practically the same-$i5G, 256. 90. SO.
These figures were considered pheHom-
email at the time The banks were in
splendid condition Every statement
issued showed greatly increased bust
ness in every department. that denoted
growth. Stability was the WatchworG
Of every banker in the city. Money
was plentiful. i VAS to be had at rea
sonable rates OF interest where the
security was gilt-edged Indicating
was q thing UUifnOyt-u
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04
Boosters Msstiss.

The business mems meeting at
Town hall Wednesday night was
we'll attended and the initiative
was taken to perfect q permanent
organization.
Remarks we're made by many OF
those present, showing that .
great interest 10 being taken to i'm.
prove the town and to secure more
dlvsrsified interests. r. b. Wal
lace made . good talk concerning
storage reservoirs, which he CON-
sidsred was the paramount issue
70 the success Of the valley. he
showed that new comers who had
to take land under uncertain water
would become discouraged At fail.
urs Of crops and would bs . poor
acquisition. G. NJ. Corlsit stated
that the farmers around Mosca,
after being "dricd out" year after
year, have awakened to the neces-
atty II conserved water supply and
have purchased reservoir site on
Beaver creek and will bnild.
w. U. Station wHs elected per.
mauent chairman aud A. X. Won
Evi'ly, secrstary. j. g. Campt'sll,
X. B Wallace aud j. c. Bushin.
ger we're spposte.l = committee
OH rules and the committee on
membership conaists Of Il. n.
Abbott. q. II. Msthis aud c. n.
Corleu. The meeting adjourned
to rhurs.lsy night, Feb. 8.
Reereshments were served aud q
smoker followed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04

News Was received by Mrs. Dave
: Wolf Thursday Of the death Of her
father, VIM. B. Hawk, nj the
National Soldiers Home IN Los
Angeles. William Hawk was an
old soldier and f"r about . years
WAS In tho Home mt this place, hut
WAS transferred to ,Us Angeles
hoping change of climate would
Improve his health.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04

A. NJ. lsbell is talking Of unload
ing his stuff here and going to
California to live. He is enthus-
iastic about San Diego and mys
there is no limit to its possibilities.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04

Mrs. C. A. Derbyshire expects
to leave Monday for bonanza to
spend two months with her son,
George Derbyshirc, and wife.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04
The Park Bs.es,t.

The supper and voting contes,
for the benefit of the park is to be
held at Woo,lmen hall Wednesday
night. Feb. 18th.
Our good people should turn out
and assist'in completing this public
enterprise.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04

Charles Grafton has bought a
quarter section Of good land a
mile west Of the Gunb~rrel and
about seven miles from town and
10 going to farming
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04
NUMBER 89l
Farmers Institute.

A valley institute for the farm.
ers will he held in Town hall,
Monte Vista on February II aud
Is.
The committee on arrangements
j. + Iinser, W. W. Wiley and
Il j. Adnms- are planning for
very interesting aud instructive
meeting and deserve the support
al business men.
The program for the two days
viii consist of lectures by the we'll
known nud able instructors at the
State Agricultural college. Pro
fessprr DIN, Paddock and CARLYLE,
assisted by musical aud literary
selections.
Professor Psddock's subject will
be "Pots'oes," cultivation. disease,
maintaining fertility of soil,
marketing, etc.
Prof. Olin will lecture on i'm.
provements of grains, seed selec-
tion, breeding and the adoption OF
grains to different attitudes aud
soils. He may also have some
thing to say on farm mechanics
and machinery.
Prof. Carlyle's topics will be,
"Tbe live stock of Colorado and
"The Agricultural college,"
These lectures are to be illustra-
ted with stereopticon slides.
Papers may be read by some Of
our local sheep feeders aud others
which will interest the farmers.
Mr.. Clarance Howard. of Du-
range, and Miss Myrtle Mosher,
of Monte Vista, were married this
week. They will make thier home
in Durango where Mr.. Howard il
foreman Of the Daily Telegraph.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04

Jos. S,:ell will sell 9 head Of
horses, 30 head OF cattle, farm i'm
pleinents, etc, ct public auction
Feb. Is. at his place ON the old
Harry Lee ranch. 2 miles east of
the Doris ranch.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04

Mrs. Charles bailey. Of Aspen,
has i,csn visiting In Monte Vista II
few days this week. She has been
10 ATTENDANCE at wnter court nj
Ban Luis and took ncns,on To
make 4 short visit 10 hcr old home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04

Ralph Carson and Charley Holt
returned home Saturday from
Hooper, the mill nt TINT place hay
ing shut down. They say Hoop.
or II 4 "dcnd one"
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04

There has been good dcnl Of
sickness IN the family Of Herman
Schroeder this week. Mrs. Schro.
cticr has hsu mn ab-cess In her head
aud the children have been sick.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04

A ladies Guild of St Stephens
church has been organized in
Monte Vista, Of which Mrs. II.
Franklin IL president, Mrs. D..
Timmons, v-pres,d,st; ArA g.
Kobinson. Treasurer ed Mrs. N.
d. Bauerle, sscretary.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04

Don't fail to take advantage Of
Troutfetter's special prices this
month.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04

John Macarthur left Thursday
night for his old home in Ontario.
Canada. ON visit TO h,s mother
who hns been very sick nnd not cx-
In.ctcd To live.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04

A meeting of the town council
WAS held Thursday night. Some
bills were allowed and an order
issued for q more street lights. A
proxy was granted Jesse Stephen
son TO vote Pietlra Valley ditch
stock.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04

Beatty Bros. moving pictures
drew a big crowd at tue opera
house Wednesday night They
have = good show aud know how
to advertise il.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04

Ths Monte Vista Creamery
made 2.700 pounds Of butter dur
ing its fret months run and the
output 10 increasing each week.
700 pounds we're churned lss,
ws~k. Butter 10 bsins shipped 10
parties in Creetlc. Alsmoss, Silver.
ton. Elvsla aud Espaao,a, n. n.
Prices have been 81. 81 ssd 81
csnts.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04

MART Heath returnsd fruu
Coseios The fore part Of tho week
He savs there 10 = great deal more
saow u thet eoastry than up hssa.
Ne. Heath pad Alan,tms some COM
pliusats aad sad Il Ii . nice plsos
"a Ipsad = shit, bat prefers BIZ
eshss u ths A,llA
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04

W. q. Meipzer retured home
from California Wednesday morn.
ing. He has been away about
fourteen months.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04

Will FArrow sold bis livery
stable basiness aud stock to
Robert Hslferty this week and
possession given. Consideration
10 private, but was cash.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04

Thursday, Feb. 2. at ) p. M.
Margaret Lydia, little daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Sylvester.
Funeral will be held at the resi-
dence at l0:30 a. IN. today tSatur-
day and services in the after
noon at the home of Mrs. Jacobs.
The bereaved parents have the
sympathy of the entire community
in the loss of their little girl. who
with her bright ways was the sun
shine Of their home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04

|. u. q. Carpenter, accompanied
by Miss Tnln. left for the East
Monday night on business con.
nectesi with his big mining com
pnnic-
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04

George Derbyshirc came in from
Bonanza Tuesday.
This has been examination week
in the Monte Vista schools.
John st. Clair returned from Il
visit to Denver Friday morning.
Miss Jessie Thomas is reported
rs being very much improved.
The Doris boys made II trip to
Zxpata this week to look after their
cattle
Lou Kennedy went to Crccdc
Monday where :,e expects to work
in the mines.
Land Appraiser Curry was in
Monte Visa Sunday and Monday
Of this week.
Fritz Illegal underwent n deli.
cate operation for hare.Iip m the
hospital this week.
Roy Hammond returned to
llotchkiss Tuesday. having rccov.
cred from his recent illness.
Uncle John Shaw writes that
California is the finest country on
earth and that he is having a good
time. He is at present in San
Diego.
Capt. Rice and wife left We'd.
nes,lay night for Los Angeles, Cali.
fornla. They expect TO te in the
land Of flowers for two months or
longer.
u. q. Carpenter, accompanied
by Miss Tnln. lcf, for the East
Monday night On business con-
nected with his big mining CON
pnnie-.
John Macarthur left Thursday
night for his old home in Ontario.
Canx,ia. ON Y visit 10 h,s mother
who has been very sick aud not cx.
Nrcted 10 live.
Ralph Carson and Charley Holt
returned home Saturday from
Hooper, the mill ut TINT place hnv
ing shut down. They say Hoop.
or II 4 ",lcnd one"
There has been n good dcal Of
sickness IN the family Of Herman
Schroeder this week. Mrs. Schro.
c.icr has hat nh nb-cess In her head
and the children have been sick.
Mrs. Charles Dsilcy. Of Aspen,
has bcsn visiting In Monte Vista n
few days this week. She has been
10 ATTENDANCE Al wnter court mt
6an Luis and took Occasion Ia
make 4 short visit 10 her old home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04
Died

Wednesday, Feb. l. William
Furrer aged : years, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Furrer, who are new
comers in Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04

Capt. Rice and wife left Wed.
nesday night for Los Angeles, Cnli.
fornla. They expect TO bc in the
land Of flowers for two months or
longer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04

Roy Hammond returned Ia
uOtchkiss Tuesday. having rccov.
cred from his recent illness.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04

Uncle John Shaw writes that
California is the finest country on
earth and that he is having a good
time. He is at present in San
Diego.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04

Miss Jessie Thomas is reported
as being very much improved
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04

Fritz Illegal underwent "A deli.
cate operation for hare.lip at the
hospital this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04

John st. Clair returned from ,
visit to Denver Friday morning.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04

Land Appraiser Curry was in
Monte Visa Sunday and Monday
of this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04

Lou Kennedy went to Crccdc
Monday where :ie expects to work
in the mines.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-04

The Doris boys made trip to
Zspata this week TO look after their
cattle
The bee., 1905-07-27
POLITICAL POINTS.
John W. Yertes at Home,

7 Lexington, July 20.-Hon. John
w. Yerkes, United States Commits
sioner of the Internal Revenue,
passed through here today for Dam
vile, where he will spend his sum-
mer vacation with members Of his
family. Mr.. Yerkes expects to be
In Kentucky several weeks, and will
be in this city much of that time
comforting with the local Republic
can leaders regarding the political
situation in this State.
A dispatch from Paducah to the
Courier Journal says that Appel
late Judge Thos. ]. Mum may be-
come a candidate for the Democrat
ic nomination for Governor in 1907.
He is now visiting the various towns
and cities In the First district and
his visits may lead to his announce
ment
The bee., 1905-07-27
fayors Union Station.

Asked if the rebuilding of the
station at Tenth street would
mean that the Louisville &
Nashville would not enter a
union station, President Smith
said:
"Not at all. Go ahead with
the union project. The Louis
vile & Nashville cannot wait.
But when there is a real union
station on the river bank the
Louisville & Nashville will be
certain to use it for its passen-
ger station.
ga union station is most de-
sirable. st. Louis demonstrates
that fact beyond dispute.
"The rebuilding of our Broad
way station will not initiate
against a union station at al"
The bee., 1905-07-27
Tom" Reeds Collar.

Among the prominent men of New
England there were none, perhaps,
who wore larger collar than Tom
Reed. One hot day in the summer
of 1891 Reed was in Portsmouth and f,
having to wait over for train. he
decided to make an Impromptu tot
let, changing his collar, etc. So he
hied himself to the nearest haber-
dasher's and began general survey
of the collars displayed IN the store.
WAITED on, sir?n queried one of
the clerks.
mot yet" responded Reed, and
then added, II would like a collar"
what size?" piped the clerk.
'Size 20" answered Reed.
1--WE dou't keep collars so large,
but think you may be accommo-
dated at the store just around the
corner
Reed found the store around the
corner to be harness shop.-Boston
Herald.
The bee., 1905-07-27
Admiral SchIey's CALAMITY.

Admiral Schley, in his treatment
of the opposite sex, is model of
gallantry, as BELTS man with such
a professional record. He is simply
the perfection of old fashioned po-
likeness. On a recent evening he
was sitting with some friends in the
lobby of his hotel when someone
called him to the telephone. He
stepped up to the instrument and,
after the usual hellos, tossed his
cigar away, took off his hat and
cried: "Oh, how do you do, Mrs.
Blank?" Then followed crossfire
of questions, good byes were ex-
changed and the admiral returned
to his seat. His friends remarked
on the circumstances attending his
conversation over the wire, and Adj
miral Schley said he felt 1T incum-
bent upon him to take off his hat
even when talking by telephone to a
lady.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The bee., 1905-07-27
Cured of Bright's Disease.

Mr.. Robert o. Burke, Elnora, N.
", writes: Before i started to use
Foley's Kidney Cure had to get up
from twelve to twenty times a night,
and I was all bloated up with drop
sy and my eyesight was so impaired
L could scarcely see one of my fam
iiy across the room. had given up
hope of living, when friend recon-
mended Foley's Kidney Cure. One
SO cent bottle worked wonders aud
before had taken the third bottle
the dropsy had gone, as well as all
other symptoms of Bright's disease
Sold by Jno. X. Taylor.