The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-31
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County Mercantile company of Price, is
registered at the Kenyon. Some i'm
provements are being made in Price, and
the town is enjoying a good local trade. :"
SAID Mr.. Olson. las we do a large
freighting business for the surrounding
settlements. trade with us is naturally
nYely- There is yet a considerable supply
OF the wool clip in Price, and there are
quite number of buyers in town, and 1
within the next few days"
II. E.. Harris, who represents the cele-
6rated McCulloch brand of original Blue
Grass whisky, is at the Kenyon. I'VE
nave number of wholesale customers in
salt Lake, and in other parts OF Utah."
SAID ne. The Blue Grass region Of
from the color given to the grass by the
minerals in the soil. a traveller at once
sees the difference on crossing the line
into this famous district. The corn and
rye from which the celebrated Blue Grass
brand of whisky is made, are grown
especially for that purpose. and when the
whisky is first made it is as white as
spring water. We store it in a ware
house with glass roof, so as to get the
beneficial effects of the sun. This gives
age and tone TO the whisky. Ordinary
diStillers use steam heat. Ours is the
first and the largest distillery in Ken
lucky, and is now operated by the third
generation of the original founders. The
old style system of manufacturing is still
in vogue; they mix only one bushel of
mash at time, which gives to the
whisky the flavor which makes it
famous. The Green River whisky is the
only whisky used by the United States
navy hospitals. We have recently sent
600 barrels and 1,S0o cases to Manila. The
Cubans consume large quantities, and
The japanese are cultivating a taste for
it, and we even fill orders for far off
Assyria. Ours is the only distillery in
Kentucky strong enough to fight the
concluded
tive of the Blue Grass article.
W. c. Gibson. contractor for building
jails, is at the Kenyon. He has just re-
turned from business trip south. The
county commissioners of Sanpete want
a new jail at Manti, and at their July
meeting viii entertain figures from Mr.;
Gibson for the construction of steel
structure. He also visited Provo, Nephi,
Richfield and other points with a view
of contracting for jails.
C. K. Bannister and W. F. Parker, well
known citizens of Ogden are registered at
the Kenyon.
G. c. lacking, mining man of Mer-
cur, is stopping at the Kenyon.
Sven o. Nielsen. member of the state
board of equalization, is registered at
the Cullen from Fairview.
Walter James. a well known mining
man of Black Rock, Ida, is at the
Cullen.
The Kenyon.-Frank C. Anderson,
Kansas City: ]. w. Lind and wife, San
Francisco; Warren Stetson, Boston; Louis
GundersSn. Butte; J; B. NJ; Hewitt, Au-
land; L. NJ. Olsen, Price; c. H Valentine,
Omaha; a; A Wright; Chicago; d. C:
lacking Mercur; s. NJ. Morrison and
W. ]. Carr, Denver; W. F. Parker, Ogden;
c. X. Bannister, Ogden
The Cullen.-J. Valentine. Kansas iCty:
]. Packard. E. H. NJ. Lively, New York;
Mrs. z. AlcChrystal and son, Eureka;
George II. Heiser, Dayton, o.; Walter
James, Black Rock; A. L. Fotheringham,
H. Carr. Boise; Louis Anderson and
wife, Manti; Sven Q. Nielsen. Fairview;
DelOs Lombard, c. P. Fields, Miss Eva
ThompkinS;; Eureka; b; j: kearnes, Gun
Crandall; jr., Springville; r. Gilchrist.
Omaha; James Gordon, Los, Angeles; o.
a. Menger and son, Reardon. Wash;
The WaIker.-w. ]. Stephens, Bingham;
G. V. Durlin, Indianapolis; ]. B. Ashton
Iowa City; A Lnnt and wife, Nephi: w.
Oregon; NJ. La quay, Chicago; Miss Alice
DonviIle, Spanish Fork; C. E. Christensen,
. j.
Hartford. Conn; j. B. Stephens and
wife, Bingham; H. L. Downing, Silver
City; William Ganville and family,
Miles, Paradise; X. o. CLIFFORD, Butte; A.
Palm, Chicago: F. Rogers, Minneapolis;
S. D. Longsdorf, Mt. Pleasant.
The Knutsford.-John Caffrey, San
Francisco; A. T. Buchanan. r. B. Organ,
T Wood; Il. K. Tygi, Chicago; R. p, Oliver,
Denver; Georgia McManIs. Colorado
F. Shriver, Eureka; George H. Clarke,
Lincoln Fred Mitchell. Lincoln: j. E.
Kennedy, Pendleton, H. w, Reed anw
wife o@ray B. F. E,, SpaldITp izo and wife
Mont; D. S. Fraser. Denver; Ernest
Tetavel, New York; Charles G. Lewis,
Chicago; +. L. Oreult, San Francisco;
Theodore Davis, st. Louis; E. P. Brown
ing, Philadelphia; John David, New York;
d. E. Hallett,' H. S. Hallett,. Ludwig
Eisenrann, Boston; r. p. Charles. New
Bark, Philadelphia
The White House,. R. Tainsh. Bing-
ham; Z. w. Robinson, Logan; E. Hoods
Tooele; l.. Strasburg and wife, Tooele;
l. c. Gauchat. a. NJ. Gauchat, ]. Jimpson
and wife. John Morgan, w. Myers, jr.,
GAYS sSS NJ Smith. Bingham; Alex Ke Key
Highland Boy. Bingham, George S. Rob
inson and family, p. w; Baker and
family, Baker. New; Miss Melville, FIJI
Lambert, Kamas Utah; Sol Warren. De-
lamar. New; Edwin Clays, Ernest Clays,
o. Holster and wife. Bingham; Miss E.
Ellison, Miss l. Nelson Oakley Ida,
Cram, jr., L. a. Little. Kanab; Grovtr
Mcbride, Arthur Warburton. Tooele