Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-25
commercial Club Of Newest Sub
urb Holds Get Together
Session.
CALI LAKE NOW ON THE MAP
=. Located. speaker says. Three ana
one-HaIf Miles From the idcai
Residence District.

,e,Iect and inattention. $50 citizens
,ho newly annexed district Of the
met under the auspices OF the
-, House Commercial club In the
,,soment hall OF the Sugar House
.,,,shouse wednesday night, aired
...,, Grievances. stated their needs and
'.onrd up IN a SOCIAL manner which
do their unity undeniable. The citl-
.,os of the southeast say that they
800 learned that the man who backs
40 petitlon with sledge hammer Is
~. ono that viii be heard; petitions
IN. granted not ON merit but on i'm
portuni'y'
.icphen L. Richards, was POSTMASTER
,,r the occasion, and shortly after s
m. he arose, stating that even he
toud remember when Sugar con-
ss,cd or one store. and the Sugar
uo,,so ward Included all of Forest Dale
and practically all of the southeastern
mi of the city. There is nothing that
n,,kos more for the Improvement of a
CIV he said, THAN the spirit Of its
Winam Thompson responded to a call
Or a toast ON THE Southeast. an
Ideal Residence District" saying in
mart that when people IN other parts
N the CITY were unable to sleep on ac-
count OF the sultry nights. Sugar House
residents are favored with cool canyon
breezes that blow regularly each eve
rIng ontinuing he asserted THE
rortn bench. from South Temple street
nm Is the homo OF the millionaire: II Is
teyund our reach; II Is all taken; the
west side is 40 filled with round houses.
railroad switches, factories. smoke.
swamps. mosquitoes, and other disa-
rrceablc things that we would not live
there. but the southeast has none of
these things. II is the ideal residence
district. for the man of moderate
means
After the rende-ng OF difNcult
piano selection by Lynn Fairbanks, Ne
mi Jensen responded TO the toast,
Sugar House, It's Possibilities. say
Ing in part:
WHERE is SALT LAKE?
"A stranger passing through Salt Lake
Valley a few days ago asked an old
resident where Salt lake city Is and
received the reply that IL Is about
three and one half miles northwest of
Sugar House. Less than twenty years
ago there was a patch of oak brush
west u us aud to the east OF us a little
adobe schoolhousc with sparrow's nests
under the cornice, red headed teacher
inside and truants outside; today we
have a real live business center. We
have the best lumber yard in the state
the newest planning mill. an up-to- date
furniture store, a sound bank, two drug
stores. livery stable. a laundry. two
coal yards and last but not least
commercial club composed OF men OF
energy who are going to work out a
future for Sugar House"
In sugar House you can buy lumber
~ good as is made In Oregon coal the
best that Is mined. real estate that Is
unsurpassed for residence purposes aud
as good as Standard OIL as an invest
mont, gents furnishings as good as
made in New York city. furniture NJ
for a palace. in fact anything but beer,
and YOU don't need that here for our
water Is better than the kind that made
Milwaukee famous and more TO he de-
sired that much strong drink
You can get anything you want In
Sugar House from a cedar post to
suite n rooms In the penitentinry You
can set your teeth pulled and your leg
Ton. You can get shave that will last
over Sunday provided you wait late
enough Saturday night You can get
your note discounted II Il Is endorsed by
sam Newhouse; about the only thing
You cannot get In Sugar House Is n
divorce and you don't need that because
Sugar House marriages are copper
plated and double riveted. and always
stick
Il Imagine 7 see Sugar House In 1915.
Twelfth South street now runs on
straight line from Ninth East To Elev-
enth East and the little triangular piece
81 land Just north OF the bank and
immediately west ot Eleventh East has
teen parked and has fountain I'm the
center Twelfth South and Eleventh
East have been paved and many new
business establishments have been
added d"
TO KEEP BALL ROLLING
The principal address of the evening,
RON the standpoint OF the Commercial
CUB was given by its secretary, j. A.
lockwood. In response to a toast. 'Thc
sugar House Commercial Club" Mr..
lockwood said that IL is the purpose
OF the club To push to the hilt all re-
quests for improvements for unless this
y done the council will pay no atten-
ton
When we entered the city our rights
Wefe taken away from u.s. we have no
nghts on our streets we have no pro-
vision for garbage" he said. II am not
Aoi AZ WIN uSs
Nhat II everyone's business In general
anu no ones in particular fails. Al
Itddy the Commercial club has done
hlhgs, however. We petitioned the
council for 500 feet OF fire hose and
we have IL ready for use in the next
nre' under the captainship OF A. c.
snoot, the swiftest runner OF the SOUTH
east The club has petitioned the coun-
cil and no longer will great bands OF
snecp tramp through our main street.
we have now city water, we have gas,
poth or which enhance the value of eN-
ely foot Of property for miles around.
lhe club favors the incoming of bus
mess establishments"
There are some more things we
need besides lights and provision for
thrbage. We want better railway
crossings, and the filling OF the old
farloys creek bottom"
a solo was then rendered by Maggie
summorhays. who was followed by w,
, Wallace of the firm OF Kmball ana
..lchards, who spoke on THE Man Who
DOES In Mr.. Wallace's mind the con-
serFatiNe man Is a fogey, man with
out courage: and he gave names TO
prove IT, THE best way to overcome
'he knocker Is 10 forget him." he said.
After this the meeting was turned
over TO the officers OF the Commercial
club and lunch served while an i'm
promptu program was rendered by sew
eral OF tho members of the club and