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Show .SALT LAKE CITY IS 0;j Da ESS PARADE. Those who read THE TELEGRAM yesterday (and who . does not'read it?) must hava felt their blood tingle at the showing of the public work now going on In this city under direction, of the Thompson administration.' - We state a few .:. details as follows;! ""' " ''. . ', ' According; to City Engineer Xeisey 100 miles of sidewalk -wlil be built this year. ' '.' Twenty-five miles of street improvements In asphalt and macadam. y. , . Within the next forty days more than $1,500,000 of work will be in progress. - The great conduit is progressing and will be in on time, : with as much water as can be obtained from the Cotton-woods, Cotton-woods, at a cost of $410,000. ir - The intercepting sewer and pump station will be fin-: fin-: ished at a cost of $200,000. - " ; ': - s The gravity sewer has been finished at' a cost of $40,G?0. -- The Jordan and Salt Lake conduit will be finished next . . . . . ; month at a cost of $18,000. 4" V Macadamising of Sixth East street from South Temple I t Third South has been awarded at a cost of, $20)00. i TvJ Contracts are pending for twenty-one blocks of asphalt .jrtreet improvements at a cost of $$20,000. j ' ' The much needed fire station No. 5 is being erected at ; Vc'oft of $8$00. i -J The contract for the new concrete bridge In City Creek v canyon to- complete the great boulevard has been let for j1000. . ' .. Improvements to the amount of $6000 will be made at 7 Liberty park. I It' is believed the new. improvements will save the city 1 $100,000 in insurance this year. . The above are public improvements. The probability Is that , $80,0.000 will be spent in depots by the two great .railroad companies. , More. new residences are being built at the present time than were ever seen before In the city. , " and very many of them are first class. Then" there are more heavy business blocks that are . 'about to be' commenced and the building dver of two or -7 three of the older ones is in progress. ' '( . One and possibly two "great schoolhouses will be erected 0 this year, and If it Is possible there should be a fine high .'ehool building erected, "because the old one is not fit for :the purpose for which it is used and it is not very safe. The population of the city increasing rapidly every :sday. The bullion receipts are higher than ever before, and Hhey are but awaiting the completion of reduction works to become sensational in their magnitude. ' ' The town of Garfield' Is growing rapidly, and It is in fact but a suburb of this city, from which all supplies will "be furnished and which ought to make homes for hundreds ;of working men, who work their regular shifts night or day " at Garfield. , ' : The additional water, the improvement of the sidewalks 'ind streets will supply renewed inducements for people to . come here and make their homes. The hotels are filled, and we hope in a few days to r announce the commencement of a new great hotel, which will be one of the great attractions of the city when completed. com-pleted. The health of the city is good, the flowers are all in bloom, and Salt Lake today is about the most winsome ;v city between the seas. |