The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-12
DOO[Y TO BO|0[
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A Noted Chicago Arch
Here Looking OyeriA
Ground. \
GREAT STRUCTURE wn'
CONTAIN 45O|
Will Be of Steel Fran
structiOn and Thorou
Up-to-Date.

Louis n Sullivan, the no,.6.
OF Chicago, is guest at ,h.
having come here on cali of
Dooly. In speaking of his I'll
on other topics. he said;
Il am here primarily To ts,v
specifications and the thm,.., 4
things necessary for tho srer.
great fre-proof modern ho,.,f
Is the intention Of John 2. Do1,
In a very central location n,
future. AS l look over the \
readily sec how a fine mod.
would I'LL q want Even nov
been unable to obtain a room
anywhere in town.
Will Contain 45o Roo.
This hotel will contain 450 (,
be OF steel frame construction
that money can furnish and
recommend. 1t will be q fea,u
Lake tourist travel
i have just come from Snr
and find a great field for archl,
just now. The sad expericnc>
people there have taught them
of fire-proof, and. as near q.
earthquake-proof construction.
Foundation Tells Tai
ut is In ordinary reason tbo
Ing, no matter how we'll constr
has a weak foundation, must &
earthquake. The great city IA.
corner, was on made ground
wreck there Is absolute. Let n,
the stories OF dauble walls.
rubbish to cheat the city. an,
stories in reference to the cis'
mere fabrications, / saw non
my visit, Nh~ r.
Steel Frames the Be
I'VE have come TO the fact
frames are the only safe fra
when the clothing put on ther
erly anchored, they form tho
vanced method OF f1re-proof I
quake-proof buildings.
Foundations have much to a
security OF all buildings. II o|
the care had been put into q
that was put into super-stru
San Francisco. things could
bad as now All over the unh
trict are houses intact so "a
house is concerned, but thro|
weak foundation. Il
Sky-Scrapers Safe.
"I see no valid reason why sll
should not be built In San Frnr
most trouble from the quake \
the buildings, bat In the found
example, the Palace hotel hI
foundations. and but for the
be almost unharmed; the Gran
was on piles and utterly COLL
frame OF the Call building ca
again, because the foundation
ground and we'll made.
Boom Will Soon Be G
after some six months CIV
justments of fire policies, build
In full swing there, but you
look to see a city rise as by
will be some years before a re-
rise there. The only building
progress outside OF the teInpori
is that contracted for before I
Interurban Lines.
"Interurban llnesT" Yes, n'
nicipal tendency is toward gre
and where the people have e
terurban lines the results have
flcial. In Chicago, where u'
having a great street railroad
the slogan: One city, one fare
have three divisions. requlr
fares to get around in them. y
are united. and they VIII De,
plan a gridlron OF electric lines
the lake end.
Would Benefit Salt Ia
'It seems to me that such u
be beneficial TO Salt Lake 70
much territory and so many sI
and camps that the nlllns ln
yening distances with good noI
be a source OF great wealth =
"Of myself? Well, / have ?
notable buildings the Chicas9,
um. the Transportation pu'
Worlds fair, the ST Niehoih'
ST. Louis and theaters ana
Buffalo New Orleans ana otn
cities. l have many more 20
know I built the Dooly plock
Suggestion Is maoe
ct have a suggestion for 20
II is that they abate the smon
here. A clear atmosphere ~
view arc two OF your best a.
lose them through smoke
have no living In chicago "a
abated the smoke difficulty:
many appliances-some OF -"
in YOUR city-whlch would 90
this nuisance. / noticed the q.
smoke at once. and those aocue
OF II. Your view from any
would be grand, but the s'"''
off"
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