. A glimpse of Utah, its resources, attraction and natural wonders /by Edward F. Colborn . but half written. The reader will be shown among the print many scenes ofgrandeur and beauty, and will be told just enough about the min-ing, smelting, manufacturing, agricultural, horticulturaU stock-growing and other interests; the social and educational advan-tages; the scenic, bathing and other attractions, tlic climate, andenough about the enterprise and industry of the people who liveand prosper in Utah, to give him a good general idea of the state. There will be a little about the Mortnons, just n
. A glimpse of Utah, its resources, attraction and natural wonders /by Edward F. Colborn . but half written. The reader will be shown among the print many scenes ofgrandeur and beauty, and will be told just enough about the min-ing, smelting, manufacturing, agricultural, horticulturaU stock-growing and other interests; the social and educational advan-tages; the scenic, bathing and other attractions, tlic climate, andenough about the enterprise and industry of the people who liveand prosper in Utah, to give him a good general idea of the state. There will be a little about the Mortnons, just now somezvhatmisunderstood and misjudged, and something about the UintahReservation recently opened to settlement, and about tJ/e littlerailroad that runs into it. Here and there will be found a few figures—not many—justa few, as measurements, and for the information of those who en-joy such things. There zvill not be an intentional untruth nor awilful exaggeration among them. Indeed, all the way through,the book will tell the truth, as the truth appears to be. •larly Daysin Oldest House in Salt I-ake in 1847. The Early Seflleinent of Utah
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