The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-03

berg, Were the travellers from foreign
lands who tarried at the Knutsford yes
terday- The nrst two named are travel
ing eastward and the latter westward
and Ike all globe-trotters, their itinerary
brought them TO Salt Lake for Sunday S
rest and sightseeing.
A large party of excursionists. in charge
OF T.. b. Voorhees, of New Brunswick
| n. j.. spent Sunday in the city. Thev
We're guests at the Knutsford, and viewed
the attractive sights of the city and valley
before 1ourneying toward Los Angeles in
| the evening. Nearly all the party are
school teachers en- route to the national
educational convention.
Martin Buckley. prosperous mining
operator at Butte, arrived at the Kenyon
yesterday morning, and today he will go
out TO Bingham TO look into some propo-
sltions in that copper camp, to which his
attention has been directed. He may also
| visit the principal mines in Tintic and
Mercur and probably some of the other
| districts ere he returns. Mr.. Buckley
says the opinion is growing in his state
! that Utah will soon rival Montana for
mineral production, and especially in cop
per values.
Contracting for the purchase of bonds
| issued by state, county city and school
governments is the business of George l..
\ Ramsay, the travelling representative of
! Lamprecht Brothers of Cleveland o. Mr..
/ Ramsay came down from Helena. Mont,
yesterday morning. and registered at the
hHulSIOTu. Inc business revival through
out the west Is source of delight to
eastern bond-buyers, said Mr.. RAMSAY
| last evening, and while the amount -
| new issues of public securities is not
large, many millions, all told, in refunding
] bonds at lower rates of interest are being
fioated. The day of per cent bonds has
come to stay, Mr.. Ramsay believes. and
probably lower rates will soon prevail.
A per cent lawful money or gold bond
issued anywhere in the west sells readily
in the eastern states. and generally at a
2 ,-fl rarDVN linn Mr. N(sa-
hand next year when Salt Lake City will
offer a half a million dollars worth of
refunding bonds and the state will have
100000 in > per cents to refund at a lower
interest rate.
Robert II. Ingle and George L. Nc
Cielland. two representative business men
of Butte. are at the Kenyon. They are
more than delighted with Salt Lake as a
place of residence. and believe the future
greatness of this place is assured.
John L. Weber. whose skillful concen-
tration of the Silver King waste dump
made him wealthy and enabled him TO
acquire Il large holding of the dividend
paying stock in Silver King and Grand
Central. left a call at the Kenyon last
evening for o'clock this morning. While
the weather is so fine he makes trips to
and from Park City behind his own fast
team, and will start out in the cool of the
early morn. Mr.. Weber had just arrived
from Silver City, where he had inspected
the Sunbeam mine. 1T is looking all
right" he said land while the recent
assessment OF cents means 500 to me,
am going TO pay it and hold my stock"
John NJ. Waldron. a prominent Denver
lawyer arrived at the knutsford yeSter-
day, accompanied by Miss Waldron.
A. A. Cooper. jr.. son of the well-known
wagon manufacturer of Dubuque, Ia. !
came in from the west yesterday with
his wife and went to the Knutsford. Mr.. |
will business hara q few
days.
]. B. Killian of Delta. Colo. and Gar
rett Owens of Denver arrived at the Ken |
yon yesterday. They are here to buy |
cattle.
Detective W. s seavey oe Denver is at
the Cullen with his family.
Jesse knight. the wealthy mine-owner |
of Tintic, was in attendance at the uth- !
ing conference in the temple yesterday. |
and in the evening was guest at the |
Cullen. He will return to his home in /
Provo today.
City Marshal Rock NJ Pope is at the
White house from Vernal He reports
prosperous times in Uintah county, and /
fewer depredations on the ranchers from
the outlaws in that part of the state.
At the Knutsford: c. C. Whitworth Lon
don; F. W. Pennefather. New Zealand: =.
L. Sizer. Sam d. Martin. Butte: c. A. Da-
Wis. A. S. Waterman. w. N Sawyer, G..
B. Kean. John a. Black and wife Mrs. H.
Black, Chicago: John NJ. Waldron. Miss
NJ. l. Waldron. NJ. J. Shields. Mrs. l.. l..
Colorado Springs; c. A. Warner and wife,
Pocatello; B. W. Filgore. c. B. Williams |
Raleigh. n. c.: +. r. Lloyd. Mississippi;
r. Z. Calvin. II. L. Pyke, NJ. Prochaska.
dinand Gropendof, New York; George L.
Ramsay. .Helena;. A. 4. Cooper. jr,, and
wife. Henry Hayes and wife j. W. Will
ley, A. c. True, Talma Drew, Washing
ton. D. c.: Miss c. McWright,. Miss a. A.
Price, Clara H. Look. Louisville; Clarence
NJ. Huffaker, George G.. Huffaker. jr.,
Ills; u. S. Snyder and wife,
J; w. Hall, Louise Hartman. Greeley,
H; r. ]. Redding, Experiment, Ga; Miss
J. T.. CHM. st. Paul; Miss Leila NJ. Campo,
Minneapolis. Byron D. Halstead, =: 3.
H. II. King and wife, Ithaca, n. Y; f. w.
Vol. Madison, Wis; George w. Flint
Storrs. Conn; H. II. Goodell. S. L. May
nard. Amherst Mass; II. P. Armsley.
State College. Va; r. E. Blomin, New Or
leans; F. Hensold. Nuremberg, Germany:
f. C. Chilcott. South Dakota: Thomas F.
L. Hartwell. Kingston. r. l.; c. d. Woods
and Mrs. Mary NJ. Woods Miss Ethel
Rowe, Bangor, Me; o. T. Posey, j. A
Coram Chester II. Coram, Boston.
At the Kenyon: Mrs. C. F. Wallace.
Ogden; Miss J. B. Sterling, Milwaukee; I
Ludwig Bruch, New York; S. 7. Shope. |
Chicago; II. NJ. Ross. Miss Glass. Nash |
Vile; +. E. Spaulding. Grinnell. Ia; Miss
Perryear. Tennessee; Garrett Owens, Dem
yer; Mrs. w II. Watson. Kansas City;
Robert Bonner. Boston, Edward e. Bor-
thell Miss Sallie Robertson, Nashville; | {
Martin Buckley, Butte; ]. L. Pendleton, !
New Britain. Conn; Gus Hoffstadt. Chi 5
Hessey. Idaho; Robert w: Ingle;. George ]
l.. McCleIland, Butte; c. Stahl, Terre
Haute; Mrs. II. c. McGuarrie. Ogden; !
George Merritt and wife Indianapolis; J
Miss L. J. Lockett, Miss Mary Schmitz. {
Kansas City; Fred w. Sanders, Mesilla {
Kaiser, Castillo.
At the Cullen: Robert Niblock. Mrs S. :
T. Musgrave Miss Simpson, Pittsburg; r.
:. Lund St. George; o. II. Inge, Fareen E
Ball. Kansas City; E: c.. Sachs. Butte;
w. c. Crunl. Helena; w. s. Seavey, wife !
md child, Mrs. j. 3. Dorley. Denver; S.
wife Benford Smith. Philadelphia; Mrs.
A. Burton. Los Angeles: Miss A B. Fry !
;enger Rock Island. Ills; J. w. Byler, =
wife and child. Miss Wilson. Batesville.
Ark; A. T. Cassel. Fred Petterman. Ne
'raska City; George w; Stone. Vergen-
les VT: Elmer G. Brigham. Pulaski, n.
L: Mrs. L. II. Jameson, Miss jameson, y
Hrs. j. r. Leonard, Indianapolis; G. c.
'onnor and wife. Miss Byrd Connor, Miss =
Katherine Conner, Miss Helen Duke. $
lie Rock Ark; Thomas Fowler and I
laughter. Jefferson. Ia; c. A. Hensley i
md wife. ST. Louis: George ID. Smell.
francis NJ. Smell. Spanish Fork; II. F. I
andrews. Gunnison; Mrs; D. n. Mcleod. I.
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