Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-13

with the satisfaction of man
whose projects move according to his
plans, samuel Newhouse has returned
from his trip to New York. he ape
peared 20 be perfectly satisfied with
the world ia general and salt Lake
City I'M particular when approached
this morning in his elegant offices
on the eleventh floor of the Boston
building His greeting was marked
by his customary urbauity, though he
said that he was hardly in a position
TO talk much about the now hotel
building about which $50 much has
been said. his latest great project for
this CITY: 81 win know more about DO
on Thursday" said he 'at which time
/ eNyen. tbst we win have everything
I'm hand so that the whole thing may
come out together" AS he said this
Mr.. Newhouse stepped to the window
overlooking the old Walker home, say
ing as hc did so. iu answer to O. QuC>-
ton as t0 the kind Of a building that
was contemplated. Tt will be not only
a large building but il will be very
beautiful TO look at At least we think
so. Il will look fine on that corner as
90 will have a frontage OF about one
third more than this building
ELEVEN STORIES.
win it Dc more than l. stories
high ' was the next question. NO"
said Mr. NeWhouse, eve have planned
a buildiIc II stories IN height as We
think that sufficiently high for salt
Lake Ci,y"
II wac further learned during The
conversation. lasting some 20 minutes
that the articles Of Incorporation 81
the new hotel company are being pre-
pared and that they will be filed on
Thursday In this connection Mr..
a
fifteen prominent citizens Of salt Lake
City win form the directorate OF the
company. Among the names, when
they appear, viii be found several
prominent Mormon young men. as
well as prominent men Of other
churches. and some processing no re-
ligion in particular.
OBJECT LESSON.
Tn arranging such directory Mr..
Newhouse is following out the ideas eX-
pressed by him at his banquet to the
legislative assemblies, when he there
introduced a bin for the maintenance Of
permanent peace, friendship, good win
and cooperation. In the new hotel di-
rectory IS seen the result OF the first
opportunity that Mr. Nowhouse has
had Of carrying his ideas into effect.
Men Of ag beliefs win be there united
and 20 inaugurato a community OF
interests. It is intended as a striking
object lesson as TO the manner In which
he considers the people Of salt Lake
City should pun together for the up
building Of the city.
WILL COST sLsOO.O00.
what viii be the cost Of the build
ing was asked OF Mr.. Ncwhouse.
The cost OF the building itself viii be
81 900 00O," was Mr. Newhouse's reply.
but there win be furniture for The
hotel, the ground also, and other things
will appear before the place Is finished,
SO that the total cost will be, We cstl-
mate 81 800 O0o"
Concerning the method Of heating tho
new slsyscraper, MIR. NewhOuse said
that ne lad under consideration the
building of an expensive plant with
which 70 heat and light an the build-
ings Of the circuit He said that he
has approached tho city officials on this
master. and while he could say Moth
iuC positively. 50 rs not Improbable
that the project for having one plant
would be- carried through, as IL would
be most economical
PALATIAL OFFICES.
Mr.. Nowhouse's offices are located .n
the extreme southeast corner OF The
big Boston building, and while tha
rooms are not completed the heavy ma
hogany doors gives promise Of great
things when the extensive suite OF
rooms arc completed. MT Newhou8e's
personal room AZ about 42X2i feet. ana
he is having an enormous rug made
for this room loo one piece. This work
is being done I'm ireland. He also proc
noses 90 raise the ceiling which Us now
about n feet high Co the height Of "A
con No feet. and to have an the sides
nniahed in mahogany from The noI-
% thr ceiling. The office rs equipped
with % large vault which is hidden In
the wall behind a large mahogany
door An elegant bathroom fitted W On
AN tho latest conveniencos ls also con.