The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
Millions Taken From Silver
King Mine Invested in
Salt Lake.
MONUMENTS BUILT BY
OWNERS GREAT PROPERTY
Faith in Utah Shown by Magni-
ticent Buildings Which
Have Been Erected.

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ing on Main street was removed. The
workmcn who for several months have
been engaged III erecting this beautiful
! structure had completed their work and
there stands building monument to
it's owner that would be credit to any
city not only in America but anywhere
else upon earth 1t was built by money
taken from the ground from the in
terror Of the mountain fastness of Utah;
erected by a man who has been revilcd,
slandered and abused as no man IN
Utah has been revilcd and slandcrcd
Why? Because he came from the
ground mp. Because when boy he
had to labor, because when IL man he
had TO labor, One day there came
discovery. there was find in camp
the white metal was uncovered. The
! man who had dclved with pick and with
shovel, who had endured the haTdships
incidental 10 every prospectOr; who had
not been grubstakcd because he was
proud. because he did not care to ac-
cept the generosity of others and in so
doing had gone hungry for many and
many dav, had struck what? Pay
dirt.
He had mined in Utah, in the Black
Hills of South Dakota. the richest spot
of ground upon earth. He had mined III
Nevada He had endured the trials and
the hardships and the suffcrings that
not only one but which thousands of
prospcctors had endured and had seen
the end.
But in this instance it was different
White metal was uncovered. The great
Silver King mine at Park City was dis
covered. The wealth of the Wasatch
was laid bare A new Utah was born.
And from this great Wasatch range,
from this great mine which Thomas
kearns and his associates uncovered
there has been taken, whnt7 Millions!
Where Millions Went.
Where have these millions cones Into
Salt Lake City. not to New York, not
to Boston, not to the small towns Of the
cast. But into Utah.
The kearus building shows where
some Of this wealth has gone.
The llalloran and Judge building on
South Main street shows where those
millions have gone
The Utah Trust and Savings building
on South Main street also speaks and
tells where those millions have gone.
The magnificent home of David Keith
on East South Temple street shows
where those millions have goeu.
The splendid home Of Colonel and
Mrs. II. +. Holmes on State and South
Temple streets shows where those mil
lions have gone.
The beautiful structure on the north
east corner of State and South Temple,
The Bransford apartments, shows where
those millions have gone.
The Grace and the Emery and the
Louise apartment houses on First ave
nue. and State show where those mil
lions have gone.
The Judge Mercy hospital. formerly
the Judge Miners home, in the eastern
part Of the city, shows where these
, millions have gone.
| The Kearns-St. AIMS orphanage.
where hundreds Of orphan children arc
| housed and find homes and arc provided
far better, perhaps, than had their par
ents lived, tells where these millions
have gone.
Finest Home in Wost.
The splendid home Of Senator Kearns
at Sixth East and South Temple, the
| finest in the intermountain region, tells
where these millions have gone
The building occupied by the Herald
Republican. the paper whose columns
have tecmed with abuse and vilfcation
and falSehood of The Silver King own
ers. tells where these millions have gone.
The splendid structure occupied by
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+. Walker building tell where these
millions have gone.
/ Tho investment of hundreds and
thousa n1s and millions of dollars in this
beautiful city Of Salt Lake BY the own
ers of the Silver King property, of
which Thomas Kearns is the general
manager. tell the people of Utah every
day where The millions OF dollars, taken
from the great Wasatch range of the
greatest mountain chain on earth. have
gone.
improvements in Salt Lake CITY, in
| Utah, which aggregate millions Of dol
lars, tell where these millions of the
Silver King have gone.
These millions have done what. They
have builded mp Utah, Have builded up
the capital city of the state. Have
helped TO mako il the greatest city be
tween Chicago md the Pacific coast, and
one of the most beautiful cities in the
world.
And because The Silver King miuo has
done all this: because ITS owners have
done more in one day 10 make Salt Lake
greater city, Utah greater state; to
make 1T place where The people Of the
world might seek homes. tho owners OF
this great property, OF which every dol
lar earned by 1t is taken from the
ground IN Utah, has again been re
turneds to Utah. have been vilified. Peo
pie IKE the klnky Booths, tho Curly
Callsters. the Peewee Thnmases. the
Fussy Jimmys, Of Navajo blankc,
notoriety, the bewhiskcred Sutherlands
:, who do not only own no property in
! Utah, but who pay no taxes in the
: state: the three butioned corporals
: guardians for the fnther Of bewhisk cred
senator's; the alphabet Thomases, tb,
: nopotist Hulls, whose families must al
ways hold office, slander owners of the
Silver King. Apostolic senators lik,
Apostle Smoot, who, whilo Silver King
owners who were miners. dug anc
delyed in the. ground, while the apos
tolic scnntor lent money TO his EN-
ployees at 10 per cent a month, rcvil,
= and slander the people who have spen
: the money taken from the Silver Kin,
mine III building up great city-mak
: ing a great slate.
Up to tile People.
1t is up to the people of Utah today
: Shall the people like those who own til,
: Silver King mine; who hive alwayt
worked for the upbuilding of Utah, b,
= moved down at tno polls Or ohalT fh,