Salt Lake Tribune | 1906-01-02 | Page 10 | Notes Many Changes

NOTES MAW CHANGES Former Resident Says Future of Salt Lake Is Assured. After ;tn extended stay in the West in the service of the Government, William ESlmbeck, an assistant to the superintendent superinten-dent of the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Is in Salt Lake, en route to Washington, L. C., to make a report Of his Inspeetlon of the Jetties at the mouth of Columbia river, mar Astoria, Ore. During the proirrt-b.-- of the Lewis and Clark exposition at Portland Mr. ESlmbeck was in charge of the Coast and Geodetic Survey exhibit there, and at its close was, assigned to duty In connection with the Columbia river jetties. Mr Flmbeck Is not b any means a stranger in Salt Lake. Foi eleven years prior to 1. he resided In Salt Lake, having had charge of a Government survey sur-vey oiiseineiitly, he Is In a position to remark upon changes that have occurred oc-curred In Salt Lake In the last nine years He -iy.s that the changes have been numerous and exceedingly favorable. He la greatly phased with present conditions and di Clares that with the assurances of the building of the big .smelters and tin entrance of more railroads, the future of .Salt like City Is assured A year or two h ce, he ii. i lures, the appearance of Salt Lake will causa great surprise to visitors