Talk:Corinne, Utah

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Universal Suffrage really caused by Corinne politics?

I have a question on this article. It states Utah accepted universal suffrage in order to stop Corinne from exercising too much control over state politics. This sounds more like folklore than truth. This fact has no citation. If true it is a vital bit of information. If false it is misleading to a key point in Utah history. Any thoughts? My preference is to delete until a solid reference can be found.Jumpinbean (talk) 16:51, 17 July 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Interesting Read but Doubt It

While there likely was contention between Americans and the then theocratic Mormons, the original train line running through Corinne was abandoned because a flatter, shorter route was built in 1904 (Lucin Cutoff). The hill at Promontory Point is actually long and steep (6% grade) and the steam engines of the day had a hard time with it. The rail line moved and Corinne dried up. End of story.

Moreover as a "Gentile in Utah" the bigotry a few Mormons exhibit does get old. I could see where many of the "Gentile" folk of Corinne simply moved off to the more progressive and prosperous environment of California. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 174.23.105.29 (talk) 06:38, 22 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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