The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-14
REAL ESTATE
CONFER 10
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MINERAL EXHIBITS
ALSO BE N
Judge COIburn SAY y
Utah and Nevada
tracing After n

the meeting of the Salt
tate association which via
Commercial club, Wedne1
Before the close Of this
thusiastlc session held h
tlon IN several month";
decided to take advantao :
of several Salt Lake In. !
contribute towards a fun
led by the association d
the city and its resources I
of inducing prospectiysL.
consider the adyantapes 4
this city. 4
1t was learned that "A
made by Salt Lake citizen
subscription with adcoua,,
money and that certain
had agreed to begin the N
donations of $1,000 each =
for some time urged the 4;
accept contributions of 4
and this has encouraged d
men 10 take steps toward
advertising fund. The sn]
Will soon be opened and
ton will provide opportr
public spirited citizens az
join in the movement.
Prepare Mineral e.
The secretary of the A.
instructed TO commuuica}o
boards of trade OF Gold3a
Nevada mining Ncenters.
them to prepare mineral
display in the Salt Lake I
Commerce. The members
attention to the desirabiIit,
ing the exhibits urged n
their contention that 40 IA
tlsement of Nevada q NH
prises could be provided.
tanned that they were actus
together by altruistle motiv|
were free to acknowledge IN
tina. has a tendency 10 pr|
mining interests is for the
of Nevada and Utah.
An investigation into a
alton was another moveu
foot by the Real Esiate
yesterday. Considering 4
Of winter and the fact N
in the situation seems 70
a committee was appointe
an investigation for the n
certaining if anything fl|
done TO increase the coa|
members Of the commitH
Palmer, K. IA. Hardy and
They were instructed to-
port Of the investigation
ciation at its next meetin|
Salt Lake Business
Judge E. F. Colburn, \
absent in New York tor
months, presided at the
commenting on the. situati
cit has dawned upon
owners that a good way
the value of their holdin
the attention of the pu
Lake business activity. ]
orally known what is bein
our own people are hard
the real conditions. The
vestmeut is alone sufficien
tee a good growth. 1t is I
he intends To center all
able forces here in the upl
great city.
eff the railroad build;
the spirit of municiapl
the extraordinary develop
mining and smelling indu'
and Nevada are generally,
knowledge will result in br'
here. But until Mr.. Ne9
his recent real estate deal
of effort was sufficient to
erty owners here TO do a.
ard carrying the news OF {
portunities to the country
Real Estate association Z
proper channel through y
pend money in advertising
members make their livln|
real estate.
"Any.hing that will bel
ket in their line will bett'
dition, consequently they'
but work for the improve
city, If the property owne
serious the association NJ
that the country is illed
q bout Salt Lake.
Excitement i'll the
While in the East l ha
oortunity to ascertain noH
sta nds among the Western
one-half of the mining inte'
Y ork, which are the most
n all history, are confined
Nevada mines, and the mn
rails there that the two.
,nly just beginning on a q
ling output that will az
world. If one will go.
treet and see the thousa1
vho wranele in riot ever
'ver Utah and Nevada mn
le can easily confirm this
"Utah and Nevada are
n mining now. Everynee
hat Salt Lake is the MINI
he West and will have Z
he mines which will res1ii'
.ence and business expansi:
ouble the population WITH
hree years. J.,
H'Mr. Newhouse has CIV
ration of what one man {
that he has done Will ps
,any times. His plunge y
ate has started to arou%
Id Aztecs that have been
tate for years, and pernss,
hem will get in now and %
o evidence gratitude lot
tate has done for them. :
ouse will make a lot OF =
ught to. He has nerve
rise, and there ism t anytni'
Or him. -