Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-12
And While on Trip Talks About
Western PacifiC'S Pro-
posed Service.
DAILY SCHEDULE PLANNED.
Long Looked for Arrangement With
Nevada Northern Now Predicted
For Early Spring.

III. NJ Gushing. travelling passenger
agent Of tho Rio Grande system. with
headquarters In Salt Lake. was in the
city yesterday with good news. bring
ing announcement that some time dur
ing the spring a through train would
be put ON between Salt Lake and this
city over the Western Pacific and the
Nevada Northern. The object of his
visit to the camp was to ascertain in
dustrial conditions and form an idea as
to about the time the proposed new
train would find business In the local
field sufficient to Justify its operation.
Conclusion he reached was that this
would be some time in April or May,
when the mines viii be turning out
ore and large numbers of men be en-
ployed in operating and constructing
divisions at the reduction plants of
Cumberland Ely and Nevada Con- soli-
dated at McGill.
RUNNING ARRANGEMENTS
MIR Gushing stated yesterday that
the train which will be put on Will
be a straight passenger and that IL
VIII be one of the finest IN it's APP
pointments operating on a run of sim
llar length in the west. It will be run
Jointly by the Nevada Northern and
the Western Pacific. IL arrangements
as at present contemplated are carried
out. Leaving time will be IN the even
ing. arrival being made in Salt Lake
in the morning. The train will leave
Salt Lake in the morning, arriving here
in the evening Service will be daily
each way. The camp with the putting
two daily trains out and In, one leav-
ing In the morning and one In the
evening, and one arriving in the morn
ing and the other in the evening.
KING OF EN- ALL
Mr.. Cushing leaves this morning for
the west. He is the oldest passenger
man In Nevada territory In point of
yeares in seavice and is possessed Of
wide knowledge as to conditions past
and present as effecting general indus
try. beside all of which he enjoys de-
served popularity wherever known. In
the passenger traffic getting business
he leads the procession. Regarding the
outlook at present, Mr. Cushing said
that he was finding encouraging revival
of business and large confidence in the
future, He believes the year Will bring
about big things in this district and
throughout Nevada in the way of ac-
tiVlty, growth and development OF new
resources OF income and wealth.
GREAT BENEFITS AHEAD.
The Western Pacific, MIR. Gushing
considers, will be Of great advantage
TO this camp in variety of ways,
OF the camp he said yesterday that 1t
enjoyed high standing on the outside
and that 1t was referred to every
where as an esta blished, solid indus
trial locality from which steadily grow
ing returns could only be expected. As
to the Western Pacific, IL is admittedly
a part of the Rio Grande system. The
latter is famed for it's enterprise in
aiding with the development of all
country into which 1t reaches and Ely
viii have the benefit of this policy to
whatever extent 1t is found possible to
extend It,
Already the camp has been located
on the maps of the system as a point
reached by connecting line ana 1t is to
be entered in the future in all folders
issued by the system dealing with re-
sources of country tapped by its lines.
In this connection the camp will be
shown up for what 1t is, the biggest
copper producing enterprise In the
country. Some millions of folders of
the characted referred to are issued an
ually by the system and the attention
given the camp In these will in itself
be an item of no small value.-Whlte
Pine News