| Show CREDIT lOn 1UOLIC IMlItO > E EENTS TiiElXnvir Accct of the 17th In < t has tile fallowing paragraph In relation to this city l Lake Is very busy with its municipal improvements and seems assessed of un energy not her own < ener tleat one to which her people have 10nJ been unaccustomed Ser work Is In progress tnet railway are b log extended paving districts organ zed business blocks and new maid ohioan contracted for and many im > rovcuienls alid enterprise all of rue to Ihe city in processor corn pletkm I is expected that Congress will appropriate money to turn a per then of the miHtarj roservatlon Into an attractive park The lake shore is in process of improvement for the bath lug season and within a year or two at farthest beautiful Antelope Island beach fresh water with its sandy bh rroh la spring and freedom from dust and mud will bo connected with the main land by a railway buI urn pie All Im progress U due t tho late Gentile victory which his transform ol Salt Lake from a sort of ajsalnts rest Into an active growing battling Western American cityeageilj reach Wer Amerin cilyrgI rc ing forward to the position It i des LIned tooceupy in the llocky moon laIn region All this progress Is reef due to the late GentIle victor Before that victory occurred ewer system had been far advanced toward com pietIes and this city had one of the bet electric street rail world which In the way plants ord was being rapidly extended before Pur fore the victory happened ing the last two years of People Party rule a battling boom and treaienJous hcaawaj gained trendo br gne of results what is now seen n the null that movement t a very great extent ex-tent Was a Gentile victory gained over the War Department which i t rueult In transforming the Fort Douglas military reservation reserva-tion into a park Plans for the improvement of nearly the whole of theeasthorcof the lake were in process of mitunty or execution long before the victory wllllt the Antelope island scheme is at leant ten yectre old The orsanizition of raving din IriiU was iwt possible until the legislature passed a law providing for them a few weeks after the I victory transpired But the old City Council had begun making arrangements for paving I tire lta desires to be disabused In regard I re-gard to the credit due the GnU gr and City Council for public spirit it shouU read tire improvements I re II criticisms editorial and communl cla which have been appeariiif iII i-II the columns of the LI rlj papers of this city almost dally for Imo time pastjn which the prerr ent is censured or city government c ur InactivIty and lack enterprise and foresight |
