The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-30

being shown and described 70 audiences
both ln the eastern and western states
Reciprocal relations have been es-
ia hlished by the bureau with the rail-
road companies which has resulted in
our assisting them in the distribution
OF large quantities of printed matter is
sued By them in the interest OF this
state. and I'm return we are furnishing
the railroads with material from which
their attractive booklets are made. Con-
trihutions are now being prepared for
Rio Graude Railroad company and for
the Arrowhead magazine published by
the salt Lake Route. and. at the re-
quest or the passenger traffic mana
ger. Gcrrit Fort. the bureau IS at pres
Cut engaged In revising and bringing
mp 70 date IT, splendid Utah book Is
sued by the Union Pacific railway. The
large revised issue of this book will
De published early in January and the
bureau VIII participate in its distrl hU-
ton. Within the last few days the
bureau has furn ished twenty-five Views
OF salt Lake City. including many in
terror pictures OF the new Commercial
club building. together with descrip-
tive matter. 20 the passenger depart
for use in a new salt Lake booklet to
be issued early next year.
Through tho efforts Of the bureau
and the courtesy of the railroad COM
panios. the menu cards Ou the overland
trains bear handsome Illustrations OF
points of interest iD this city with
The New Folder
& large tveutr--ef-Hf pauc folder.
printed IU three CoIOrs. carrying n per
feet galaxy OF interesting views. fol-
lowed with yalua bile statistical infor-
nation. is now I'm tle hands of the
printer and viii He ISSUED within a'fCw
DAVIS ON the inside viii be found am
up tO date map of the state of Utah and
accurate and interesting data concern
ing every county iu the state. These
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most attractive ever ISSUED iu this reg
ION. Anticipating the early exhaustion
Of this issue of 10000 copies. the bur
eau is already figuring upon a second
issue Of the same number.
Answering Inquiries
At the time of the ort-a. AVIATION of
the bureau. the Commercial club was
receiving only an occasional inquiry Ga
roEa TI TO Utah. 10 is safe to say that
not more than ten of these were re-
coived In month. With the distribu
zion of our literature. the inquiries have
steadily Increased until during the past
thirty days over 300 inquiries have
been answered.
furnishing Information. we now have q
good promise OF securing two factories
to be esta hlished by reliable people
While these concerns viii start out on
piled with capital and viii grow fast
enough to- meet the demands or this
market. We nave also secured promises
of some desirable factory sites from
roIia bic real estate dealers. but I'm view
OF che unfortunate experience OF other
cities that have made public offerings
of bonuses and locations. we have
deemed Do wise To- Keep this feature ir
the background until we can Interest
people Of UuQUcsti0ncd reliability.
Through the efforts OF the bureau
a well known New York firm Is now
figuring upon the establishment or q
large wool buying plant in this city
Applications for Positions
As mau~ Of the people who contem
plate moving t0 Utah are DESTROYS o
securing situations. the bureau has es
tablisEed an alphabetical file Of thes'
names which is open 90 members OF th'
club who may Doe I'm need Of traiue,
help of any kind. Tn this way 90 g.
hoped to supply the needs of the Clul
members and az the same time Tin,
. openings. where possible. for desir
"a BILE citizens seeking homes in Utah.
Future Plans
The bureau has many attractive
schemes to- work upon during the com
ing year. but these can he exploited @
I better advantage as they are fully De
veIOpcd.
The services Of Carl T.. Williams. an
] experienced. newspaper man. has nerl
secured by the bureau and DE is nov
actively engaged tn carrying out IN