by James E Talmage. 1900. 116p

The Great Salt Lake, a remnant of the ancient Lake Bonneville, is a significant natural brine attracting scientists and tourists alike. It serves as a reservoir of valuable materials for chemists and offers insights into geological history for geologists. The lake's unique ecosystem supports specific flora and fauna adapted to its high salinity, while its scenic beauty is particularly striking during dawn and dusk, transforming the landscape into a vibrant display of colors.