The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20

stalled primarily for tho ,
atorv S,,rna ronverters stag TO the Ieverbes- tsn
yerters utnaces ara as Tor resmelting. Tho cn,,
NV ,oe stalls. Charging viii he 'd mere are
,rho ,rna,cai position and with tbe eonS ne, IN the
6-", pouring OF the blister conra n1asl on; on;
crane into the cars ''i'" ny travelling
nletea assht es inc sanpling n1ill is row,
with the one machinery is instoiind
The nnr,ar puon or a few light niecos
9I All machinery. is ready fo- 'e erection
stac,, oust chamber and its fines 20 'iUn, on
Im nn and are finished. The roasters arc 1 sne sat
Inc stack is finished and dsr Iekcd up.
and IN NIl SHOPS have been conpIctsS
anu IN operation for some time. "p'eeeo
- Arrival at Tooele.
., Iho boosters special arrived
shsI ivGgie R at clock; Mayor Henry Mar.
Ine commercial club; Representative T.
n n baker, j.. c. Orme, w. 8 MARKS
StaaI aaI,n boaeek, c, r. Mcbride. c. T.
Iy naptta ri ana Mr.; Grohusky met the
cinhS men, headed by the Commercial
tiup th oand, a parade was had through
the streets of the city to the mnet;pSG
mouse mouse yard, While marching n br;g6t
,itue boy or six wears handed encb
popsteT as they passed by him beanfi.
! !. iul wild rose, which he plucked from
o"yHes SWe on the lawn of his home, near by
~a W. men the meeting house was reached
platform for the speakers bnd baen
erected pt IN 'front.' OF the building. Dr.
fhipps of the Tooele CommeTcisi cirh
Iahed the meeting to order and de.
Ilvered a short address of welcome
mere, as at all the other stops, The
senool children turned ont in force as
I,u Imaaa Inc C sitlzens. DR.. Phipps introduced
introduced Mayor Marshall, who de-.
ivered the formal welcome to the marty |
mayor Marshall said:
Mayor Marshan's Address.
Ladies and gentlemen. gen,,ero.n ., ,h
|oin'nencieu club OF Salt Lake City friends
and Fellow citizens: IL is with pleasure
5nard 5nar we sna meet @ you here today. 1 have
never met you before | have been ner-
lcularly Interested In your unceasin,t Of.
ofts ior Iair treatment of the peopie nv
ne railroads, which l believe has been
ne United States senate; of the long
Ind short haul controversy, which dis
'rinination has been practiced 80 long
L@ha @ SO unJustly against this intermoun-
am country. We sincerely believe that
your agitation continues for cheaper
uei Tor Utah. backed UP by suitable
,clion 1 on the part Of the people In elect
nS men for the next Legislature. that VIII
ystema tically and persistently work
llong the same lines that four-dollar coal
year hence Will not be an impossible
" An organization that Is doing so
much for every part OF the state cannot
ecetye too hearty or too warm a vel
ONE, and in behalf Of the people of this
lty welcome you here today and as
ure you OF our hearty cooperation in
ne good work you have undertaken
In view of what other communities as
on Travelled south on this trip have been
eilins you OF the natural advantages OF
heir di1erent sections, 1 feel compelled
n self-defense to enumerate few OF
ne advantages enjoyed by the people OF
'ooele. j am really too modest 10 men
ion them all. but after travelling over
he towns. l claim that Tooele has TO
quail as location for a city The un-
bstructed view from this elevation In
very direction and particularly across
axe into the state OF Idaho, which we
an distinctly see on a clear day. is some
hing that has to be seen TO be appre-
lated.
Great Water System.
I see some of the towns have been call
Is 10 your attention that they had the |
est water system In the United States. |
hat simple statement Is the best evil
ence [ could have that they have never
cen ours. We have not only one water {
ystem here like most of the common |
lace towns, but we have two distinct
nd full ncdged water systems, contain
1g enough water for the people of the s
hole United States to drink. provided :
hey didn't drink too much.
Our aluvial soil. and our large dry
,rm grain and alfalfa fields. in any ordi- ]
airy year are something TO be proud of. |
lille q person once tasting the quality ,
our delicious peaches would a once
iscard as bitter and unpalatable the |
nest specimens of California peaches !
yer imported. :
We also have right here the finest up
j. dato smelter In the United States, also
he highest smoke stack, II is so high |
ley claim the smoke never gets down ;
ito this world of ours any more; and /