Show WHO WANTS to fight THERE seem seems s to 6 be e some misunderstanding in the minds of fe of our citizens in alati relation c n to eastern railroad it is isa a mistake to suppose that the tho company compans organized to build fiu iida lida ilda a narrow guage duag ge lali railroad raa d jom from Co alville to this city eity has undertaken a fl foght ilu lit with tho aillon paci company id iri the s staat start tir tuf til this is 1 enterprise some gentlemen of this city who owned coal mines at coalville Co alville finding no good opportunity of bringing their coal to the salt lake or any other market conceived the project of building a railroad as a means of su supplying re plying this city coal the plan pian was received with favor by the public as soon as mentioned for several reasons first it was a notorious nat orious and often lamentable fact that just at the time when the public need of coal was the greatest the supply was the smallest second the price offiel of fuel fuei was considered al altogether together too high 0 for a region of county almost s surrounded rounded ur by coal fields thir third d people who complained of either eithe r g grievance grievance ri evance evanee were otten often met with rude and uncivil re rejoinders rejo reio J j inders lnders and sometimes received insults for ax answers to respectful inquires these causes r aroused public indignation and many persons persona felt wiling to join in n any enterprise that gave promise of a release from the disagreeable position in which the bom community was wag placed tile the gho gwo I 1 measure re became a popular one a and nd tha thet shares being placed paced within easy reach a great number invested small sums in the capital stock of the company many of or these may have entered into the concern smarting under a feeling of injury and with a desire to re relieve themselves of the bondage of a monopoly but the project was not undertaken der taken in any spirit of fight however the union pacific company saw fib fit to parallel the utah eastern road with a broad guage also to get possession of a piece ece eco of the public highway in t the e construction of their 1 line I by which the traveling public were forced four miles out of their usual route and over a country by which they could only haul half as much as by the old way thus hindering the coal traffic by teams further bhea when the tho utah eastern had purchased rails ralis and rolling stock in the wes west dt with the understanding that the freight over the union pacific should be but 36 per carload carioad car load dUto andulo an to coalville Co alville on the arrival of ther theT freight the latter company refused to transport it for it less liss ss than 85 pe car load all thi this does savor of fight if there is js any fight on hand then itis itic it ia the U P F not the U E which ilas lias started it il but there is no need for an any y unpleasantness the utah E astern eastern road is to be built it is a public necessity nece sity the lesson of the past few days of severo severe severe severo cold and no fuel in the mark etmore than ever demonstrates this if the roadman road can be completed toRim balls teams can tan be employed to haul in coal from that point the road can easily be kept open all winter farmers and others with teams will haul haili their boji bwll own coal and wago wigo nets ners mak make e fair wages at hauling far for others thus there will be a certainty tain ty of supply for the company bs basita its own mines Andinor and more than ethan thata that thai a vast saving will be effected the coal can be laid down cheaper than the present price we are told that it will take tons per day to supply the winter market if only 2 per pen ton is cut the pres present erit elit price airving it 6 a ton a saving to ati per day will be athe ab complis hedv not only that the mooney tooney spent tor wor the coal will be iye for one olour of our oun own products and til e profits on le the sales W win ill lil i vest in our bur own citizens and whether the freight be who wholly b by rail or partly tl y b by team the pai price of or will be for foor tr home homo purchase and for fon hoie home circulation we are happy to say eay that the rails are now on themay the way from ogden to mal Ual villia the load road must be built ko N 6 one cue has any right or reason reason neason to be borg horg sore i about it las fas s it come to tills this tha that t the people of utah must not rot build a little darrow narrow guage railroad fc for their own convenience without arousing the tie lie of a gribat corporation or some of its it attachments are they everybody and the bhe public no bodye stuff the utah eastern people have a right to build their thery road joga if they can get tha the funds to do so ara afa aud d at th the c same time the uha uhl union 1011 loli pacific folks have an equal right to build their broad spage guage if they choose to and do it oil correct principles there thebe should bono beno he no gouging and no fight let each road attend to its own bu business siness and if there is to be a rivalry in trade that is all dight right as the world goes and it may inay be just as well ATri a friendly blid bild y rivalry as between mere merd merchants harita barita in the same game line of goods as a fight full of bitterness bitte mess desire to injure X A correspondent correspond ent ept whose communication appeared in our ouy columns on sat saturday U X day suggested fractional shares of 10 in the capital stock of the utah eastern ve remind him V and the public that shares can be obtained by deposits of 10 at nua ata a time until the amount reaches 50 when a full share of will be issued and should the depositor not be able to make up his 50 he will receive credit and the benefits thereof in proportion to the amount paid now let this thing be understood as it is salt lake must have a supply of fuel and at ut a fair price considering si its opportunities and facilities A step is being taken to secure this and those who oppose it are the only ones eng engaging in a fight night over it ift go on with the road |