The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
President j. Ross Clark !,
Work Is Probably
Finished. 4
DISCUSSES CELEBRATIONS
THAT IS BEING ARRAy|
Declares Twenty Dollar !;
Can Be Handled TO SabI
Lake SmeIters.

D. Ross Clark, vice-president K
Salt Lake Route and president J
Las Vegas &, Tonopah railroad
party, occupying a private car. q,
In Salt Lake Thursday morning
Los Angeles. In addition 10 Mr.
the party included Mrs. Clark m,
trends, Mr.. and Mrs. E. p !,
Il. +. Clark ls president and o,
manager OF the Los Angeles 4 s
EIectrlc railroad, operating ho,
Los Angeles and Santa Mon;cs
The members of the Clark partv
are guests at the Knutsford hots,
remain in Salt Lake until Sat,
"hen they, will return TO Los Ar
One OF the princinpal purposes :
Clark 6 present visit to Salt Lake
CONFER with the local officials 4
Salt Lake Route in connection vi,
preparations for the celebration
entrance into the camp of Beattvs
from Las Vegas. of the Tonan
Las Vegas railroad, which will n
there October % and %. Speaki
the new road TO a representative 4
tribune, Thursday, Mr.. Clark 4
Ready for Celebration.
We are getting along very sal
torlly with the construction Of III
vegas g. Tonopah road. We "
operating to Gold Center tonie|
think we will be running srain,
Beatty by next Monday. We
to get the road laid over the hil]
Beatty TO Rhyolite by November
The celebration of the ed
INTO Beatty OF the railroad will
on October % and %. The train
ing outsiders who will go to Bea
participate in the celebration N
rive there Monday afternoon, d
%. Immediately following the 4
OF the visitors a rock-drilling 4
will be held. At night receptio
be held at the Montgomery hotel.l
day, October %, will be consuf1
the visitors in visiting the Moi
ery-Shoshone. the Tramps, Gil
and other mines Of the distris
means of automobiles, rigs and all
OF conveyances. The excursions
Will depart from Beatty Wedf
morning, October %. 7
Great Crowd VIII Participa;
''Tt is expected that a great 4
will participate in the celebratio
though Rhvolite will probably
with a celebration as soon as thu
reaches there, the peonle of that
and all the other camps of the
frog district will do everything in
power to cause the Beatty exerci
be crowned with brilliant succesa
1.-The people OF the Bullfrog dI
look forward to the entrance D
railroad with the most pleasant 4
pations. They realize that it "
of inestinable value in the develo
or the mines, Little ore hasl
shipped from the Bullfrog distr
recent months, bat there are
quantities lying at the various
which will be shipped as soon 4
railroad is IN operation. The raj
hauling ore from the district 6
Salt Lake smclters will be grad
according 10 values representa-
can be said that, under the rate!
will prevail, $40 ore can be ha
from Rhyolite to Salt Lake.
Will Continue Road to Goldd
"The survey for the continued
the line from Rhyolite to Goldfi
distance of seyenty.one miles. hae
completed, and the contract f9l
grading will be awarded III th(
mediate future. The contracts I'd
ties, rails and other accessories
been let, and delivery Will begin
month. AS soon as sufficient ma
is assembled, the construction worl
begin and be pushed TO completic
rapidly as possible The line from
ente to Pioche, a distance of II
four miles, will likewise be bul
quickly as possible. -
1t was announced Thursday3
Senator ". A, Clark of Mon
president of the Salt Lake Route,
not be in attendance upon the raj
celebrs tion Mt Beatty, greatly to-h
gret. The automobile accideni
which he was recently injured IN 4
France, has caused him to postpon
departure from Europe for the ul
States from October IL to Octohe
1t was further announced thai
,ursion rates will prevail between
Lake, and all other points on the
Lake Route, and Beatty on accom-
he Beatty celebration. The data
sale of such tickets will be Octop|
and 81, good to return until Octooe
It is probable that if there are
,ient eXcursionists. special trains
be run to Beatty from Salt Lake
Los Angeles. IL
To Establish Trade Relations.
1t is understood that nunbe
Jtah people who will make the
will take with them a fine dispis'
he Horticultural products of the =
nd will convince the people or
outhern Nevada camps that they 7
o enter into bitter competition
california for trade in such proa'
Jtahns are desirous of estaois
rade relations with the people OF
outhern Nevada camps. and II is Z
bic that they will make good lis'
he opportunity that VIII be ano'
hem by the excursion to Beatfs
onnection with the railroad eeIe
ION.