The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-20
John J. Daily, One Of 4
Prominent Men, Enthusi,
About Continued Proers,
TWO HUNDRED THOUSay
PEOPLE IN SHORT
Declares Mines Never Id
Better and That All Con
tons Warrant Optimisl

oonii ~ pa'y banker. man Of 4
and one who has b ,en isen,;,;
the mining development Of ,bo ~
the past thirty-five years. and -
has been cspec ally ideut fled =.
larger building rojcets Of on /;
PAL business streets, while alyay,
quiet and retiring nature, whcn !.
Inc tribune representative ycss,
talked enthusiastlca ly of the
busi ess conditions. q
81 can see no hing on Said
City's commercial hori; on to !,
other than the most optimistic Il
what the futu has in store I,
as the greatest comme,c al NJ,
financial, educational. .iterarv =.
road center of all ihe great and
almost undeveloped territory i,
the Missouri liver and the Pac;f,
said. Cities are largely creatr
compelling forces and advertisir,
compelling forces ME it's sturdy I
shoir-mAste ter builders, if Won Il,
of commercial enterprises va
living among US many s,rong ma,
have identified themselves With !,
great commercial enterprises OF h
termonntain reg on, and who in
days have dey 'iopei the mines.
ton projects, alro1ds and qresI
trio over propositions These
mn during the past few yeurs
turned their attention toward Il
building Of our city into not onl,
ern business structure; and mi
public and semi-public enscrpris
of which go TO make the more Z
an early and greatly increased tl
prosperity, but also a much I
population, feel thr' il is q
much to nay that we will have
of 20O,0nn population III onr-teu|
time in the future that it took Ia
to its present population OF bal,
number, BY all pulling together
The farmers and stock raisers Of
termountain country are orosperu
Mines Never Better.
"Thc mines, TO my knowledge
looked so promising, or producii
a large tonnage Of orr as at pl
and every evidence points to q
and increasing tonnage for many
to come.
"Salt Lake City is probably ii
advertis d CITY in thr world aud
a par with such cities Of Nor'h Al
as New York. Boston, Chicago a
Francisco as a visiting point fo,
elers,
'How we'll ssho is krown mig
better illustrated by this staten!
a letter was mailed in any
country and addrcs'el simply
Lake City, it wonld reach its q
tion quickly and without iatern
whereas. If addressed 10 most am
Am rican city many times Largo
Salt Lake City il would yequlH
name Of the state and the nd'
which j. is situated as we'll
name OF the city. to insure prom
livery.
Abiding Faith in Future,
HIf 7 am asked whether | hay'
in the continuous prosperity and
of the city. I always feel like
emphatically VS., and a'wavs'
had and back the statement oy
that durin~ TIL pas thriving
I have continually added to ~
estate holdings here and have
sold a foot of ground, and durinal
wears 7 have built several p
blocks vhich still more cmphasl1
abiding faith. II is easy 70 ,anH ano'
that whor the city has ~ 'oo'
that we shall requ'r" double tne
Der of business structures we nov
ard future building will continue.
upgrade, as witnessed by the ns
structures erected here DC: sg "
three Years. hS tpi'bP 49, ~
cities on tn const ! hay "sv
Gently, l can appreciate ina: y
ues on husi ess properties here ss
below that Of any other OF tne
cities. and that there never wss
opportune time t. buy or pu!
this present quiet time through
country .So.
Among the m"9cr" s.ruc'uIess Z
in the city by Mr.. DAILY may
toned the beautiful firep.oo,a
tho Moxum and the New Glsa' ~
and the Indepe dent hots' On o,ss.
South street. He is also inter-
na:'. owner in the coHsfrrcti.11aa; .1a;s'
Utah SAVINGS and Trust D,I ,s,rs
tho largest mos III store puiiain5 e.ay,
city, the I. X. L. furniture, ssUs
also the Sweet Candy c,mPns n,rs
block and tn" Smith. Rail1y ~ ows
pany's NV store. II, s'so V nes
DAILY hotel building. whlcn a.nv =.
by Tho Freed Furniture comPA'!