Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-10
AT 100 Sunday. Mountain Time,
All Trains Will Stop For
One Minute
ON THE HARTMAN SYSTEMS
At the Moment Funeral Services
Commence at the Home Of
Departed Magnate.
Headquarters Arc Bcirg Drsped in
Crcpc-Oniccs Closed Tomorrow
Local sentiments.

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81 i:SC o'clock Sunday afternoon.
mountain time. and at corresI ondin-
hours IN other parts OF the couDtr
every train moving on tho railroi
comprising tho Hartman system v.l
Doc stopped for tho space II one min
ute.
The fun raj Of Mr. Hartman oc-
ours ab his home al Arden. n y. at
$3.50 o'clock. Al the moment the ser
vices begin. every wheel will be
stopped on an the roads IN which Mr.
Hartman was interested and these
cover every section OF Tho United
states, and some In Mexico.
In honor Of the mcmor, OF Mr.. ITar-
gmau. the general offices OF tho ore
Eon short Line n the Descret New:
building. the union station building
the foot Of South Temple. the q
ticket office uf the Union Pacific g.
Main and Second south and the Utah
Light & Railway company on Wesi
Temple street nrc being drared iu
black. Evcr station ~ any conse-
qencC and every Important office on
the entire system win be draped with
crepe.
ALL OFFICES CLOSE.
Tomorrow an the Offices in the gem
cral Office building viii be closgl -
das Every door win be locked anu
not a single clerk viii be permitted
10 work durinC tomorrow.
a Dall Of sadness covers every de-
partment In the oregon Short Line
system. Sincere regret is expressed
over the death OF MT Hartman, and
each man in the emIlov OF the road.
whether in official or lesser capacity
feels as though he had lost a personal
friend. The hours OF refraining from
work In respect 10 his memory will
be religiouslv observed in the local
| offices. and every possible way IN
which regret NAV be shown will be
the leading sentiment Of every en-
pioye Of the Hartman system. for he
| was the friend OF the workingman
ana he was deeply Interested in the
building up OF the west.
POLICIES TO CONTINUE.
II was stated by man who Is in a
position 10 know this morning, that
tho policies and projects in which
Mr.. Hartman was interested viii be
carried out hv those controlling the
an Mr. Harrimsn's properties. wer.
perfectly organized. ana 1t Is merely
necessary 10 continue in the way in
which they were going in order to
carry out what his chief lieutenants
knew 10 be his desires IN tho way OF
extension and Improvement.
EXPRESSIONS OF REGRET.
Universally throughout Sal, Lake
expressions Of regret were heard %
the streets. The sentiment expressed
was that salt Lake and Utah had los
q good friend in the departed railroad
magnate Among the sentiments ex-
pressed the following are reproduced
az random.
" II. Bancroft am scarcely sbla
10 express my feelings on the death ~
r.. ~. Hartman. All my associates
and an the employees OF the road are
sorely gricyed at the sad event. A great
loss has come 10 many thousands and
especially Coo an this country where the
people arc so much interested IN his
marvellous work IN building up not only
his companies, but tho country The
whole country was affected benehcialiy
by his untirlng efforts. feel strong
personal loss IN tho death Of MIR Har-
riman a wei as an irrcparablo loss in
a businesse sense.
W. J. Halloran president Of the Com
mcrcial club look upon his death as
"a great loss 20 salt Lake city A. his
speech ~ the Commercial club last
spring he said Salt Lake city was
destined to be the biggest city between
the Missouri river and the coast. At the
same time he said the block secured for
the now car barns between Fifth aud
sixth South streets was TOO small and
another block would be needed TIE Was
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city FOR "a big future, and his death Is
a distinct loss.
Hon O.. w Nibley-His death Is
great loss 10 the whole vest. To be
honest is 10 be- one man picked out of
ten thausand. but % be- Hartman II
10 Doe ono man picked out % ono hum
drcd million.
Cot y. @ Webbcr-His death was
gruat shock 90 ON ~ u.s. lie was "a
most uncommon mau. with great scope
az mind. and his death rs 90 be doplored
hN am AS hc was o. friend 10 salt Lake
cay and the west .n general
W. o. McConick We cannot est.
mate hIs ability too highly 7 regard
Sir Hartman aH The greatest man ~
his ago In administrative ability -
au organiser a developer of properties.
Tho country an large has met with an
lrreUN HuIn loss In tNIf mans 0cith
r do not know auv ono who con mn
his place Dr. was in class by himself
7 believe thp llnrr.mrn properties viii
hc continued under tine same general
line thHt Dr. had outlined His death
does mot seem t0 have had any apnrCc-
iaaN drtrrrcut cnect on the Hock
market mr Uriou Pacific went up ~
points since Yesterday afternoon. Wall
-tn.rt had discounted his death. and
fhr ram n stocks at the Instant N his
death Rns the discount zee no rea-
tln Nh' the stocks should have re-
MANNED inu
49, Ritter regard Mr. llarri-
nlnn ts 4 romtrkable man in that with
Hu he spceulatlng and high nnancier-
inE nr rn preserved high moral
character DE- Was man ~ clean lifc.
free from anything ike tho trickery
a. ID sn fncquenfly manlfesis itself in
hlgh finance 10 tho people OF the
i, "a III the Missouri river. and especial
a. ~ tha people of Utah Mr.. HART
mans death ~ fhe greatest loss
don Z know when have felt more deep
b grievsd al the death Of gFeat man