The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-21
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! Charles Andrews the Nephi wool
dealer, arrived at the Kenyon yesterday
and will leave this evening for Boston on
a business trip. Mr.. Andrews and his
associates have a million pounds of wool
on hand which they are holding IN antlci,
prices have been stationary ana strong,
the best quotations being IL cents
! pound.
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| J. D. Fresh, who has mined with sue
cess since 1870 in New Mexico and across
I the border. registered at the Kenyon
last evening from Sonora, in the noun
famous section or northwestern Mexico
Mr. Fresh is operating mine that has
lots of silver ore running from % to ~
ounces. but it is rebellious to treat on
account OF the presence OF sulDhldes,,
antlmony and arsenic. The ores are re-
duced by a liXiViation process, but Mr..
Fresh has heard OF a new method Tor
when some SAT- Lakers claim great
! things, and he concluded to come here on
his way to San Francisco to investigate
the merits and if it is demonstrated to
yield more satisfactory results than his
own he VIII adopt 1t. He VIII remain mere
Week or more. Mr.. Fresh expressed
great pleasure last evening on learning
That his old friend, Major j. h. jackson
OF the Consolidated Kansas City Smelling
IL Refining company, who was formerly Il
resident OF Mexico, is now Salt Laker.
The two will renew friendships today.
Mr.. Fresh reports that business and
industrial affairs are forging ahead
rapidly in ali parts of Mexico on the
silver basis. Prosperity abounds in the
state OF Sonora, and as soon as the sec
ton in which he is interested is con-
nected by rail with the rest of the
world. things will boom. The distance
is 15V mnes and the gap is expected to
awakening, and the. pluck and capital
from the north hnds every encourage
meht and large rewards there.
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At the Knutsford-Wiliiam Rowland,
Herbert Rowland, Sherwood, Mo-; R.
Smith and wife, +. T. Perry, Ore; Ed
ward sd peesF e eRf w5e E Il Marbe
Sacramento; W. V. Rice Park City; A
J. Sherrard, D. J; Medburyi New York York
George Thomas, Parkersburg, Pa; A. j.
Hammond, Tampa, Fla; j. Schonder and
wife, Denver.
AT the Walker House-Fred A. Woh-
mer. wife and children, Great Falls; u.
Clifford Hebert. Butte; a. Maestro, st.
Louis: A L: Fitch, Omaha; Mrs. II. G.
Gate; T. f. Lewis. San Francisco; James
F. Dunn, Milwaukee; Ward Hildreth,
Lincoln, Neb.; w. Randall, Deep Creek.
At the Kenyon-R. E. L. sauer, Dali
las. Tex; James McGovern, j. ].
River, Wyo.; +. *. Gaynor, Meyer,
Wyo.: DR.. S. Cole, Harry Green, G. w.
Davenport, Chicago; A j. Albring. Spo-
kane; E. Mosley, c. H. Pierce, St. Louis;
J: H Roberts. Seattle; P; C. Kittle,
Kemerer. Wyo.; Frederick Pooele,
Philadelphia; j. D. Fresh, Mexico;
Charles Andrews. Nephi; Ed. c. Watt,
Denver; F. E. Mcmillan. OGDEN.
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At the Cullen-F. r. Merk. Montana;
T. C Smith, Kansas City; P, L. Griffin.
Denver; E. Guitteau and wife, Toledo,
O.; E: w. Dent, Omaha; Lewis Ander-
son, Manti: A. H. Bemis, Bingham;
Agnes Engberg Richfield.
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At the White House-W. R. Henry,
Provo; George A. Storrs, Provo; w. Ed
wards and wife, Idaho Springs, Colo;
j. A. Malin, c. P. Shields. Park City;
George Lindsay. jr., J. Snedden, Coal
Vile; j. S. Robin, Central, Mich; Mrs.
o. Christonhersen and child. Bingham;
]. Cowley. Denver; Lee Hillstrain. Bing-
ham; E. j. Arthur, St. Johns; Mrs. E.
Elliott and family, Provo; w. T. Nc
Farlane, Stockton; ]. Walters, Ogden;
John Painter, Logan.