| Show y i y o t Y J o f jl I On G v RN RNE REATER E A T E R S SALT AN L T LY LYA LAKE A E I a f c JI J j l 4 I I E scar just closing marks marIs the T nt of n a JJ new W epoch ill in the history of Salt Lake Cit City The generous influx of capital from rom abroad mug its in lunge huge sea for or the e material uda of the community have cause for fOI renewed faith in our future In eye every 11 of human endeavor the people of Utah have been bounteously blessed the generous yields of the fields and mountains have g given clI the people of this state great gnat caUSe for rejoicing Salt alt Lake City is by natural and ami geographical locution made tributary to the wealth producing J portions of a this and aud nearby states and as a railroad rail railroad road center in the ot of the aim aill region ill is destined to pia play an 11 important part in inthe inthe the activity o of the future The lime completion of the Clark road rond connecting the city with a more direct route to the Pacific OC ocean RII opening tin an avenue of tm trade e with the ing and st stock k raising sections o of the s state o of N ev evada ada i the outlook for the immediate opening aE f other portions of the intermountain count country bythe by bythe the Moffat or W Western tern Pacific railroad brining brill us in touch with portions o of the country hc hereto heretofore to fore separated from us liS of inadequate transportation facilities are arc evidences of the fact that SnIt Salt City must now assume her proper station ni as the thu lending leading metropolis of the Rocky Hocky Mountain region A GREATER SALT LAKE LAKEr LAKEIn r In n It striving riving for a Greater Snit Salt take the res responsibility resy rests upon each and every cit citizen len does doc n a Great Greater r Salt Lake for the people of this cit city It not only means an in increased increased creased population hut but a coordinate growth in all that goes to make lip up It a cosmopolitan cit city It means menns gr greater educational advantages and the encouragement of institution of learning it labor for the mechanic amid re reward ward for the investor i and In general it means progress in every branch or of the mat material rial growth of the city the mirk rk of public should hould not lIot he retarded but every eer inducement should should be given gien those thole in or of the affairs of the city to prosecute the work of beautifying it The outward onward growth of the tit city no man can canIta Ita stay but ut an all ellI nn aid The practical completion of the tite Cottonwood conduit by which the city is assured A water supply to meet the r rc of a population of marks the of n problem that h hiss of recent years been time the cause of f much anxiety on the part of those thole who had of the city at hun heart The year lar ha 1 i t banner bauner year yar in the matter rf If public t t t i in the history hilor of Sall Lake The fhe I tin tit dl 11 show that the p err If t 10 m I o of the thee neat It f a Salt alt e I Th plans for th nM tn t n III n tL e tf ff I I r h tit I I h 1 f t f v I it k crumn Ill u 11 1 p t I a I j I Ia a My t t 4 l a ai o i 9 4 rt i a x h a s st t t l fi gt v I k 4 r a Rt tip s 1 z d I t t A r rf 1 i 00 tf r and parking the streets The work of extending the water mains and sewer system of 4 tl t i time the cit city should be vigorously prosecuted and we a I have every reason to believe that more wilt will he be s h 1 j accomplished along doll these thee lines during the in year ear than the thc most sanguine could hope for There is perhaps no cit city in all this broad I land landof lue Ir o of ours where nature has hns been so 50 generous Shielded on either side front from the destructive for Cor r I t ces of the elements hy by lofty an and majestic mount I sins favored by b Ii a climate that has ever becu the yr t r wonder and admiration of the and r s enriched by the gorgeous sunsets and her rat ural scenic attractions all that is ia needed is a r concentrated effort on the part oi of her energetic r thrifty t amid industrious people to hasten huten the dawn of a Greater Silt falt lake laker t r R TiIU THO I SON t Mayor of Salt Lake |
