The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-21
Eruttschnitt of Harri-
lines Is Real Boosting
Optimist.
IMPROVEMENTS
HIS END IN VIEW
Present Year Will Be
in History of the
IS. West.

-.-;oo with the SplIlt OIL up
sgs tSe future of the west, and
q = t's snergy in his great work
noting q 10 to its upbuilding and
s"t julius Kruttschnitt, d.
/; ~ T,aintenauce and operation
hartman system, spent Satur,
;.a in Salt Lake City and
.;tsr sS noon hurried on to Ogden.
.1tsr M brief stop, he resumed his
4, h. WAS during his short stay
f.ls Mr.. Kruttschnitt found
ssIk 10 the newspaper men and
stsuce that be uttered demon
a hreadth of view and keen"
;.a0bi into the big and com
-tLns that confront him.
IL the Hartman system as
NV n reslroad in the world and
Isking it better every day
KmttschDitt S ideal to which
.rnting his life,
ru.s Road Still Better.
I;.s directly of the vast I'M
4 Z now under way or the Har-
-sieul. he said: 1--WE expect to
4 Union Pacific and the South
IA double-tracked from Omaha
|T1ueisco before the opening OF
rra pacific exposition in 1915,
,art of the line is already
1tked and on other portions
4 M being rushed with this end
aud new contracts are being
a as the necessary "details and
4 can be worked. The I'M.
'sts the executive board have
a constitute a great task, one
,apt be carried to completion in
9 two, but the work will go
fcrward as fast as possible
time those already under way
I2.ied, other improvements will
:r arranged for and begun, for
bot neglecting any portion of
'ln.
|pAyslcal and financial condition
Harriman lines was never bet
] today, but we will keep on
IL better, every year, every
rery day, every hour. -
Zntischnitt added that Utah
10 would get their full share of
d millions appropriated by the
3 directors for line extensions
|fuveneuts.
! bis brief stay in the city, Mr..
hitt made an inspection Of the
kht & Railway company's sys-
I,h Is controlled by the Harri-
|erests, making q visit by auto
NJ car barns and the new steam
plant on the west |
u expressed the opinion that
h City now has one of the best |
y ystems in the United States
That no mistake had been made |
ing millions in improving the
ing the last three years.
Bright Outlook for West.
iag Of conditions generally in
y Mr. Kruttschnitt said that |
'iihons were excellent, and that
'1t bis western tour which had |
. vast extent of territory, he |
% farmers jubilant and a gen
ing of confidence TO prevail. !
wed that this would be one Of
l'sit years in the history of the
not posing as financier, and |
3 that it was his business TO |
,'asy, not TO secure it, Mr..
'aitt declared that in his opin-
recent decision Of the supreme
the Standard Oil case would !
'sreficlal effect on business by |
I ihe sense of suspense and un-
mat has long prevailed.
iolqlng a conference yesterday |
nth Vice President and Gen
egsr W. H. Bancroft and other |
!elals n!elals OF the Short Line, Mr.. |
aai1I. accompanied by Mr.. Ban
neral superintendent f. C.I
superintendent Of Motive
I, = Dunn and Chief Engineer
9ly aney Of the Short Line, left at
uock yesterday afternoon for
sas!e a brief stop was made.
.'uso chief, who is travelling in |
y 'sN ear Guudaloupe then con
~ Journey east and the Short |
''''dis returned to Salt Lake last |