The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-23

All three gentlemen are ACCOMPANIED
'oy their wives and will sojourn a week
OF more. They are delighted with Salt
Lake, and as Mr.. McNichols expressed
: II when talking to The Herald repre-
sentative. I'VE are only sorry that we
cannot remain longer" At the various
notes II would appear that about every
thlrd name on the registers gives some
toWn In Colorado as the residence OF
/ ene person affixing his signature there
20 Ihere are persons and parties here
from Leadville, Salida, Buena Vista,
georgetown, Ouray, Durango, Grand
junction, Montrose, and in fact from
I almost every point in the state, TO say
nothing of the larger towns of Pueblo
Denver and Colorado Springs.
One of the many guests at the
Knursford who registers from Colo
Iado Springs is Arthur S. Goetz, who is
en- route home from New Mexico,
where as the confidential man of ]. ].
Hagerman, the railroad builder and
cnlef owner of the MOllie Gibson mine
AZ Aspen, he has been Oh important
business. These gentlemen are the
promoters of the Pecos Valley railroad,
which is NOW building in New Mexico,
ana are at the head of large producing
peel sugar factories in the Pecos val
ley These sugar works are among
the largest in the whole country and
are among the few that have success
Iully withstood the Sugar trust. Mr..
Goetz viii remain during the Jubilee
time.
Charles Page and wife of the Cripple
Creek district are at YOung's. Mr..
Page recently made a sale of the LictIe
Montana TO a party of eastern invest
ors and VIII be in Utah for several
weeks. Both he and his wife are
charmed 4r-ff }, ffa OK 20 al.
and on account of Mrs. Pages health,
may decide to locate permanently. The
Jubilee has done much 10 attract at
tenti0n TO the mines and other great
natural resources of the state, anG it
IS evident from conversations had
with many men that thousands will
IN after years make their homes in
Ibis state who previous to the Jubilee
had but faint idea, or, rather a
wrong impression. of the great posi-
biiities that are offered to men of push
and enterprise in this field. Especially
are The eyes OF Coloradoans turned in /
this direction.
James McConaghy, superintendent Of /
the great Gold Coin, at Victor, came in /
yesterday and registered at the |
Ioung's. This is his first trip 70 Utah [
and after the Jubilee is over he will /
take tour through the mining camps /
of the stste. He is the right hand /
man of the Woods Investment COM
pany Of Cincinnati and Colorado 7
Springs, and with offices also in Paris /
and London, and is in a position to !
place any good proposition that is CT (
a meritorious nature. Mr.. AIcConaghy /
is q, pioneer Of the west. and in the (
early days cast his fortunes al Vir- /
ginia City. He has made and snent /
some half dozen fortunes.
w B. Westover is in from Gold
Creek, New, where he has been for /
some months, and after the Jubilee is
over VIII visit his old home in Ogden
and from there go to one of the gold
camps of Colorado-probably 10 the
new discoveries in the northwestern
part of thai state. Mr.. WestOver was
one Of the first men into the Cripple
Creek district and is a promoter Of first
class reputation and has many big
deals to his credit. He is not favOrably
impressed with the Gold Creek coun-
try, considering the prices asked for
property-in the main too high for the
amount of development work done.
He reports considerable activity at
Tuscarora and Tecoma and ether
points adjacent thereto in Nevada.
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EX-Mayor Lannan, accompanied by
his wife and party of friends, is
among the Victor delegation. Mr.
Lannan is large dealer in lumber
and does a big freighting business in
the great gold camp. He is charmed
with Salt Lake, and says when he has
made his fortune he intends coming TO
Zion TO spend the remainder of his
days, where there are fruits and flow
ers and the best class of people
have ever been thrown in contact
with"
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There are not less than 400 of our
people here said Editor Mannix last
night, "a much larger delegation than
we had counted on at any time, and I
have not heard a single complaint of
the treatment received. Everybody
here is kind to US and more than anx-
ious that we have q good time and
thoroughly enjoy ourselves. If you
folks send another car load If lilacs to
Victor next year you will deDoDulate
the town. You folks evidently know
and understand how to reach the heart
Of the average Coloradoan.
f. N Lavele of the World and ]. E.
King of the Tribune at Ebert. Colo,
accompanied by their wives, are among
the Colorado visitors.
C. W. Vallery, general agent of the
route at Denver, is seeing
the Jubilee.
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General George w. Cook and party
came to the Jubilee from Leadville in
their private car. General Cook is the
general western agent of the Illinois
Steel company of Chicago.
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Miss Lee Priest. Miss Donohue. Miss
Lake and several others of a party OF
Victor young ladies are quartered at
Brooks Arcade. They will remain I'M
til after the Jubilee and visit other ]
points in the state.
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John II. Meyers, a prominent business
man and mining operator of the Grip
pie Creek district, is a the Knutsford
HIS HEART WAS WASHED.