Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29
He Will Henceforth Devote Ener-
gies to Upbui|ding of
Salt Lake.
is OUT OF MINING BUSINESS.
Plans for New Thcatcr Now In Hand
building of New Hotel To be
Pusbcd-Othcr Enterprises.

II am practically out OF the mining
business and from now on L Will de-
vote my time and energies to the up
building of Salt Lake City and the
real estate business" declared Samuel
Ncwhousc at his office this morning
after returning from Paris, where he
was called last December on account
of the severe Illness OF his brother
Mott l. Ncwhouse. with the con-
solIdation of the Boston Consolidated
and Utah Copper and declining To take
IN active part in the affairs of the
South Utah Mines and Smeltors my
Official connections are abolished, 1t
Is my intention 10 devote my attention
to the plans l have laid out for future
things In Salt Lake City.
j not only intend TO push the prof.
ects l have already started here, but
l have other plans which | cannot
give out at present. No time will be
wasted In getting the work under way
finished"
FINE NEW THEATER
MIR. Newhouse announced that the
plans for the new theater have been
drawn and that 1t Will be one OF the
prettiest buildings west OF Chicago
AS Mr.. Newhousc expresses IL he does
b'N mioh " lSty III
salt Lake City" The exterior of the
building Will have the appearance of
marble and VIII be similar 10 the work
done on Mrs August Belmont's build
ing In New York
The entire details of tho work on
the theatcr will not be given cut for
several days. The interior is to be
decorated in crystals. The candelabra
md all other furnishings are to be OF
the same
a meeting will be held early In
February to close up the arrangements
for the building OF the theatcr AL
though the plans have been finished the
specifications have not been received
AS soon as the plans and contracts are
completed work Will be started IN
earnest as the building must be Gn-
Ished within 4 year
NEWHOUSE HOTEL.
Tho hotel building has been greatly
delayed on account of the lack of steel
Mr., Newhouse declared this morning
that the work had bcen delayed for
six months on this account Many car
loads of steel he asserted are on the
roac but they have been arriving
slowly
Tho hotel will be very plain but
elegant In finish. There will be no ef-
fort to mako II appear bright and
nashy but the finish and material will
make il one of the prettiest hotels in
the country Tho lobby of the hotel
viii be chiefly In marble and bronze
The Utah hotel is to be one OF the
most elegantly finished hotels in tho
west and certainly feel proud of be-
ing one OF the stockholders In It, There |
is room for the two hotels here as they |
ore what the city needs"
work VIII be pushed at Newhouse |
Park Mr.. Newhouse declares and all |
the other projects he has under way |
VIII be put through without DELAY.
Just what the other plans are that
Mr Newhouse has for future work In |
Salt Lake City he declared he was not |
In position to state at present. He
said at least one big deal will be added |
before long but he gave no Inference |
as to what II would be.
FLOODS IN PARIS.
When asked about the flood situation
In Paris Mr. Newhouse declared that
ne believed that the newspapers had
ADDED too many adJcctives In describ-
Ing the affair and that 1t was not quite
as bad as represented. Anyhow Mr..
Newhouse declares that he felt little
worried and had cabled his folks In
Paris to send him information as Ia
conditions. His folks he declared live !
IN the Avenue de Boulogno. which Is in I
the Hooded district but high enough he |
thought TO not be effected
Although he has received no word |
Mt Ncwhouse believes that Count de |
i-aoorde, who at one time visited to |
some extent In Utah, has been flooded |
out as his residence Is almost on the |
banks Of the Seine.