| Show A GSEAT EXHIBITION I Inventive Genius Mechanical j and Artistic Skill Combined Com-bined Work Marvels A Most Interesting Establishment Establish-ment While sauntering along Main street yesterday at an hour when old Sol was beginning to concentrate his fiery shafts near the meridian and make a fellow feel that the few remaining hairs on his pate might be turned into a bonfire at short notice one of the HERALDS learned chronicles felt a breath of cool refreshing re-freshing air Issuing from a handsome hand-some building next door to the Coop and meeting the familiar face of Mr Glass at the doorway took cccasion to stop and say good day and to bask a few minutes in that shady retreat After passing the usual comments on the weather the mining and agricultural outlook etc the scribe was about to sally forth again into TIIE SIOLrEST SUNBEAMS When it occarnd to him to resort to some kind of a ruse to remain a little linger where it was cool You seem to have n good many wagon carriages etc here Mr Glass said the innocent Faber wrestler Yes replied the gentleman thats what we are here for Well what do you charge for ad msaion to your how Oh Its free to adults and we give chrpmoa to children All right then Ill take a chromo and go in and so saying the reporter re-porter started to see the show Of course you understand said Mr Glass that you must undergo cue mintsearch when you come out to see that you dont carry away any wheals axlEs or sulky rakes under your duster Agreeing to this condition the scribe advanced and a sight met his gaze that would have delighted the heart of Lord Bolingbroke himself him-self or any other lord We were on the sample floor and oeore us lay a perfect wilderness of wagons or rather carriage no two alike extending ex-tending as far as the eye could reach and including such a variety from the familly carriage to the stylish dog cart from tbe coupe to the traveling wagon from the phaeton to more handsome patterns pat-terns of top buggies tea cart landaus lan-daus wagonettes rockaways etc I etc than any one mind could ever form any conception of City and country people were passing through edmhmg the splendid exposition ex-position of American skill aid were especially attracted by a new dogcart dog-cart on the English pattern CALLED THE GLADSTONE which would throw Into the shade the finest of the kind that dash through Hyde Park in London or the Kings Road at Brighton bearing the aristocracy of England The mountings of this vehicle are ouperb and all tne materials ma-terials used of the finest quality The body is of stamped vulcanized rubber black of a very unique pattern It is fitted with jump and reversible seats the latter being adjustable ad-justable on the principle of an opera chair to enable ladies to pass from one seat to the other without inconvenience incon-venience It is set on a side bar riff and is complete with Iamp3fecders etc of the latest and most approved pattern This wagon is somewhat ahead of the age here for general I use but would be very appropriate for a liv ry stable as English tourists tour-ists would take it out for a drive when they would not care for any other wagon Another vehicle which attracted considerable notice was the Lincoln STICK SEAT T CART a new and handsome open carriage on an original model the design having been Invented by a designer at the Studebaker works The Lincoln is a neat and very convenient wagon suitable suit-able for either family or livery The Survey Wagonwith stick seats is another English model which is a great favorite with families on I account of its roominess its comfort and its convenience It should be in this country as it is in England I the ne plus ultra of country carriages I ges for it is built in a style which I renders it especially suitable for a road wagon and is of such durabil j ity as will make it last a life time The Lawrence T cart is also a new design and is in all respects par excellence ex-cellence as a family carriage It possesses all modern improvements I and conveniences and evinces comfort com-fort in every fibre or it A COUPE ROCKA WAY 1 probably handsomest ever seen in the Territory had just arrived to fill aspecial order ot one of Salt Lakes leading citizens The up holstery and finishings are of the most exquisite materials and wok manship and there are modern attachments at-tachments of usefulness combined with its beauty even to a hand mirror and a con c bell to ston the coachman I The vast collection and variety of Curtain Bockawaya Extension Top Carriages and other models of family fam-ily vehicles absolutely baffles description de-scription The buggies comprising every style and fancy known to the trade on elliptic springs aide bars and side springs in the most graceful grace-ful and attractive patterns and mounted and finuhed in the highest style of the alt Among the buggies bug-gies is one called the WINDSOR TOP WAGON which is a beautiful side bar vehicle as ptetty as Maud S the queen of the turf and it has something so light and airy about it that the observer ob-server at once associates it with 220 in his minds eye This superb wagon wa-gon only wegbs 220 pounds Near It was noticed a cozy little English phaeon which had just been purchased pur-chased by George M Scott the hardware merchant and a light open road wagon of a handsome model which had been sold only a few hours before to Major Hill of the Horn Silver Company The most complete jump seat single or double carriage ever seen here was in this exposition hiving been brought here especially for Joseph Lnnt a prominent Ptocfeman of N epbi When rigged or a single seat the back seat folds under the forward one without a particle of trouble and when it is desired to have two seats the back one is fdded tack ant the forward one is slid forward to make space for passengers pas-sengers In its single form it U like a single phaeton end in Its double form it Is a light and convenient T cart Nothing was ever invened which was more suitable for a family carriage A TRAVELING WAGON Made to order especially for FeJ Myers Is a novelty its way f das d-as complete as can be imagined in every particular It is rigged with a magnificBnt double leverage brakp and seats upholstered with horsehair horse-hair which can be folded down and transformed at a moments notice Into a regular Walker House bed It has a rack for baggage and every other convenience that the mind of man can invent Besdes these few special attrac lions to be seen in this wonderful exhibition there are a thousand others which cannot be mentioned here but which should be seen and apprclated by every person in the city and by everyone who comes in from the country On Inquiry of Mr Glass as to where these splendid wagons and i carriages are made he said that they I were all manufactured at the works of Studebaker Bros at South Bend Indiana where tbe force employed is 1200 men i the I works are four stories In height the floorage surface of twenty acres the works are lighted with fiftyeight electric lamps the buildings lumber > I lum-ber sheds yards etc coyer eighty I acres the bmber used is seasoned from three to five years before being be-ing worked to carefully note the operation of each branch of the work would require a weeks time more than half a million people in the United States are using Studebaker Stude-baker Wagons and Carriages these vehiclesalso roll In every other important im-portant division of the earths cur tace Eurooe Asia Africa South America and Australia the prcduc tion of wagons and carriages for 188 i was the largest ever turned out by a single firm in the history of the world nearly 30000 vehicles If all the vehicles made by the Studebaker Stude-baker Brothers were driven in a straight line a trine more than a square apart the procession would reach round the globe Such a showing is not only startling start-ling but it tells the secret not only of the abundance but the perfection > I perfec-tion of their work Practice makes perfect The visit above referred to was made to the Central Branch house of this great firm in Salt Lake City This branch consists of a two story and basement brick building 41 by 100 feet and a yard In the rear 220 by 65 feet every foot of which is occupied by the stock in trade which consist at no time of less than 300 complete outfits leady to be delivered The annunl tale of thl central branch aone amount to 1000 vehicles TWO FEATURES which make the Studebaker wag ona especial favorites among all elates are the Sandage steel skeins which are on all farm wagons wag-ons and the alope ahouder epoke which possesses several important advantages over tue old style square shoulder These improvements combined render the Studebaker one t of the most complete and durable wagons in the world I JC Studebaker one of the famous fa-mous brothers has just returned from a lengthy stay In Europe where I he has spent his time in observing and studying the most perfect and approved models of the old world for the benefit or hIS establishment and his patrons The success of his travels Is abundantly apparent In some of the exquisite designs above referred to After admiring some of the pictorial picto-rial advertiseuaents which are buns on the walls the scribe thanked Mr Glass for his courtesy and after looking over the following list of wagons that were still to be seen he took his leave WAGONS IN STOCK I I Fine sIde bar buggirs fine side spring buggies fine platform buggies I bug-gies pacfio bugges south bend buggies bug-gies fine Concord buggies tea carts wagonette rockawags pb tons Clevelands c rning spring buggies I hunting spring wagons traveling spring wagons Jacobs buggies I thoroughbraca wagons hyde parks I whitechapel buggies trotting wagons I wag-ons coupe landaus park wagons I diamond spring wagons prospect jug spring wagons tnree spring wagons excurson spring wagons mal spring wagons platform spring wagons delivery spring wagons fourspring wogons express spring wagons buck boards farm wagons freight wagons all sizes and styles also sleighs and sleds |
