Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

progress. rapid deNelopneht ana
increased WeAl'h ana popu'a-
ton sinre $780, ana the year l'o" "hl'h
is ABOUT 10 Close ls mo 'N''p'o" 10 lhe
rule Tor during the past '"el'e months
tne young state mas hldoe "ohueIIu'
et'iAvs toward 'he "eN''opinenl OF l"e
u"su' p's'eu natural I's'uI 'o7' anu ''
t'' Same i'n' mas paved 'h' way l"r
SUN greater 'H"I' "'u eve" bI"''ue'
'eS"''S "u''"N '"' '''''is .''' III ''
true lh"t wyoming n'7 nee" $40" '"
claiming nor own "hd GUS" uu' th'1
this has been ono of the lust stutos in
the great west To- which tho cnpitalist
no., No.. 49,. hoo. t,.......t .D,,. .t..,.
nave hnally turned this way, ana poth
capital and honest citizenship are COM
,ro ip r,ri5tv r,r ,..,rs .r.c.s,,,,,..,.
-. ,.......t., ..,,......,...- d..
"'''''' nav '''N' "E"I'''''5 ~ "'' '''
eve OF wonderful growth and devei-
oument" and thou followed with con-
....s... ,....t...t.. 80 49,. ...,...,ttt
resources """i'lnE V"pl'ai anu l'O"''
And the writer has been one OF those
who sent out these optimistic reports
arr,ot,, Tho .o,.a .,,.,s NJ lone d,,r,-
tion. bowever and much loppsr tb.p
the said resources warranted. but f. can
he tt1ltbrullv said NOW that IN. staff. ia
''''' WI WV VI 7''''
mont nut mat this developments so
long DELAYED. and SO many times fore
,aete5 I'm u,o mast is ,rtt,fiv IL, ,-,.
h'ess' i'"'' Only a''il mas u'k"n'
but the foundations have been laid for
"a greater wyoming. "a greater progpcr-
~ c,b,,lo,,. ,,o,t,h md ,,.uit,.,... go
p"pulatIoI" me WORK OF the ku"'krr
""H "t iAs' "''" "N'I'nile' "hu tn' "iN-
su's ialui" H OF 'l' UT ~ I'N yours
WIZ l''N p'l t,.'I'' "''l i''N "i lItiIi7-
~ '"' lo'l lHci'l'i's ana lusull'le"l cape
w. We'' '"e p',''' "s'VIH on lu,-'
-, uiyT' "9'' '''I, ioi so.'e'- Inc
Il'"' h'"''u, I" uVuu' py lne p'73tse
y. 4! gus, ol','.'e'l''i ."ui .s'a over 'n'
kI'at ltu""' - 'n'' wyoming was
nothing but barren waste ft only for
,nt Br"1iHk OF calUt ana shecp mas
, ,,!s Sill'e pe'n overcome ana az last
w S"Hiiis lA Ie'"EhlI'u "s ono OF the |
truly great states ln me Union, ana |
one M Which tho capitalist and home |
builder are offered splendid opportuui- |
TICS Tor proht ana happy homes.
ct,t,pr--r Any On, e-,.1,r..s t-r,p,,t,,y. !
Hon. William r. Schuitger secretary /
of state. and one of the pioneer resi-
dents Of the state iu discussing the
states advancement with the Dcscret
news correspondent. said.
The development iu Wyoming has
been wondered at by an who have Civ
an the matter close study.
In 1890 we had but two we'll devel-
oped interests and they We're the SER
vice corporations and livestock inter-
'sts Vow, we have not only these in
b greatly enlarged condition. but have
ninlng of,coal IRON precious metals,
The f1tnre deyeIoprnent anu ,p n "gs, ,,
mat VIII be made Ia wyoming Is be
yohd human comprehension. The
young man from the east l'oks 10 us
TOT the opportunity 10 make money !
ahd we can certainly offer everything
Jhat am energetic honest man may de-
sire II is my judgment that Wyo-
uhne VIII snow inc greatest develop
Inehl oil any OF the neighboring states. |
MANY OF the great irrigation schemes I
.i'..., Delhs pusheu 10 satisfactory con- |
s ,l. plu mines are greatly enlarg- |
Hls tAelt output ana ually almost new
.""lPauioa are pelng organized for the
uVFciopin"ht OF new ones. In short, |
Inany Enterprises under conservative /
vestment
IAN we ask, all we want. is men with
money, and an honest purDoqa aud a., !
will show them the Opportunity Tbe
Big Horn Hot Springs ar Thermopo-
lis VIII. after the Burlington raiIrooa
reaches there. and this he pron,iaad "a
no distant dav attract x,istto,s 60,
all over the world. az their cursti,,e
qualities are equal to any and bette
than many OF the Hot Springs "a ~
travagantly advertised the world n,,ar
These springs are under state control
and VIII never get into private banda"
.....
ne business conditions IN a state are
Dest Ienecteu IN the condition and ad-
nlhlstratlon OF state government and |
ms II especially true OF Wyoming, !
Nhieh mas one OF the best state govern
lsnls In the entire family Of states.
w w IN IN bonded Indebtedness Of only |
'.vV'VVV' when Is pelug reduced annu-
'hy AZ the rate OF S2Oouo. ana with an |
annual income or approximately $780,
wv, IL u no wonder That the citizens
y wyoming point with pride to the
'piehuiu coHdlL"h OF aHalis. BUT We
Revenues were this year derived
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General tax ................... s2s7 "a
Sale of lands donated By CON