The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-28
Noted Architect Dis,u..|
ties and Possibius'
Salt Lake.
ARNOLD w. BRIIyyp5
AT CoMMERyl1
Gives Citizens BenesI
Experience in Ci,;'
proyemept.

Salt Lakes needs n !,
definite plan for civic INN,
outlined by Arnold W. p,.
architect a, tho commcrrs,
nesday night. Mr.. B,uns
member of the civic lmpro,'.
missions Of Rochester. c,s.',,
more and Grand RapIds. 49,
his address a Lecture
interestingly on the Rsn.-
tematic plans for civic %
gave the citizens who
enough TO hear him ths h
experience and painstaki,.s .l
subject. n'nE 1|
Mr. Brunner said be ali.
city Beautiful" InasnDcs
conveyed Il wrong Imn,aa Ia
Practical" CITY sensIbss :
Livabie, were better tapm.
"A city needs a plsr
Just as much as n buildl,mm
erected. said Mr.. Brinns,
inc cities OF the United Sts,,
ing without compliance % s,,t
nltc plan or arrangemsr@, @
Topsy. they lust erowfS.
recollection OF Topsy In rhst
from beautiful. and this MI:
be said Of many citIss
growcd.' ca
The Practical IA.
Getting down to the nr.,,,..
mediate needs Of Salt lsIs 4
said that the first thing ,h..
done was To get a deSn,s
extension Of the cIiy's nsy
public improvements and m,
out this plan as fast and sa
the means Of the civ
This plan. he said. shmiId y
provide for diagonal streefs
be needed In the future st,
were not imperatively nicf..- G.
present stage OF the cily's T.
Another important point H.
NJ. Brunner was that ucI<-
bought for o song while r.
needed. but Il the city vaIi.i
were needed they would en- .
Mr.. Brunncr emphasized n
that a definite plan for fni1-
mcnts did not mean that k h
ried out Immediately and if,'
the improvements would ~
selves through Increased h
property. N"
Need for rublic15
Salt Lake needs mora out;.
said Mr.. Drummer In commts|
plans of the Commercial club /
tensive advertising campaign
a city here that In the vsy d
tics Is one OF the finest in ih< f
say this in all sincerity r
light OF experience. The cIty b
need OF development along d
however. and you are only 81
take advantage of these va,
sets. People In the east-au
just speaking of provincial N||
have little knowledge Of TIE Il
natural and scenic adyautar1
Lake. You have bits OF SEih<
Greece and Italy right hers
should let the world know at||
In planning for the future M
city. the speaker said that clf9@
one Of the greatest conQdsn'
the mistakes of New York
cities should ne profiled BY ID
for the speedy and economic
tatiou OF men and merchas1
tiful buildings did not ban
unless they were grouped e
with consideration for the -
and il should be remembsn1
vidual improvements did not
mean civic improvements q
plan of Salt Lake. he said. q
velous piece OF work, and fcfil
Lake had nothing 10 undo g
10 do over again in laying
matte plan for improvement
To Arouse the Pal
u. F. Redman. mem0a
park commission. said 2H
had been donated 10 the g
a nursery company, but tne
could not accept The trees 20
not the sum of $50 or Slps
set the trees out, and the y
this want be known u1rol9
papers was not thought o.
mission.
This statement by Mr.. Red
ont some ideas on puollelv
Mr.. Drummer. who said II W.
factor in civic improVen7--
In procuring Legislative co.
You must arouse pupllc
favor of this work. and tnsn
make the laws will compH
help will not come unIh ~
position to know what you
for IT." said Mr.. Brunner
Joseph f. Caine. secre.ar
mercial club. extended 'ns
club to Mr. Drummer anu ,,h
architect would let the cIaS
he expected TO visit san
would consent TO speas,
and larger audience MI M,
cepted the invitation sa!I%
glad TO show some steIsv
This lecture Will probabl'
July.