The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-28


The sheep industry. is not going to be
injured much remarked c. p Dasch of
Dubois. Ida, yesterday at the Cullen. Il
think that when the matter is properly
laid before the authorities at Washing
ton they will repent of their sins toward
the sheepman. The cattleman will suffer
from this reserve law as much as the
sheepman, and they ought to realize il
and raise their voices in protest against
it. Surely the authorities are not going
to disregard the petitions of the repre-
SentativeS of the TWO leading industries
of the state. We are now moving about
5000 head of sheep out of Oregon We
are going to take them into Nebraska
and adjoining states. to feed through the
winter"
n. P. Dooley of Phoebe was seen at the
Walker last night. Everything in Phoebe
is all right" said he. "All the mines are
working full shifts and buildings are
going up everywhere Some eastern cap
italists have been down there. and we
look for big deal before long. Phoebe
bids fair to be one of the best mining dis
tricts in the west, and of course that
means in the whole country
]. F. Atwood. a prominent railroad man
of Chicago was at the Knutsford yes
terday. Mr.. Atwood is on his way to the
coast. in company with Mrs Atwood.
The couple We're lately married in Chi
cago. and are making a bridal tour of
the west
George W. Thatcher. a prominent
banker of Logan. is down for few days
visit with friends and relatives.
W. ]. Lindsay was down from Ogden
yesterday. He was at the Walker.
J. J. Cusick of American Falls. Ida,
was registered at the KENYON yesterday.
Edwin Brown of Payson was up to see
his friends in the city yesterday. He was
registered at the Walker.
Hon. William o'Neil was up from Yer
nal yesterday. He was domiciled at the
Cullen.
B. F. Butler of Bingham was registered
at the Cullen yesterday.
Knutsford-R H. Gum. Elko: S d.
Liedenbach. Philadelphia; w. N Enberg,
Philadelphia; James Hamilton, New
jamin W. Wells. William F. Jenney Bos-
ton: ]. ]. Cusick. American Falls. Ida:
B. II. Cooper, Chicago: W. T. Patrick
ley S. Harder. Miss Steinhardt. New
y ork: II. NJ. Raymond. Detroit; ]. F.
Atwood and wife. Thomas Houck Chi
cage: George B. Mares. New York: Lewis
NJ Bloomingdale. Miss Bloomingdale New
York; A f. Lewis New York; b. We've
San Francisco; F. ID. Paglinchi. Bingham:
A c. Vincent. Denver; H. e. Holley, 81.
Joe: ]. a. Irvine, New York
Kenyon.-C. NJ. Conger. San Francisco:
III. Lowenberg. Philadelphia; f. F.
FrendenthaI; Piochs; F. G Brown. Pa
Harry S. Cox. St Louis: L. Hartman,
Washington, d. c.; Mrs. l. B. Schumer.
Miss Schumer. California; James Alex
ander. Omaha: G.. G. Russell. Montrose:
Harry Herrick. Chicago: David Keith. j.
c. Weeters. Park City; NJ. ". Drury. st.
Joseph: Earl Goodwin and wife, Indiana:
F. III. HAYES, New York: Richard Eng
lish, Helper; John F. Common. Stockton.
Culien.-Norman Eblin and wife, SDo-
kane. Wash: w. NJ. Kesbit. Eureka: D.
l. Dana Eureka; Walter Heltz. Salida
Colo: B. f. Butler. Bingham; j. H.
Medill. Denver; ]. Morgan Johnson
James Clawson, Spring City; l. Beitman
Ogden; #. j. Smith. Idaho Falls; w j.
Lawn. Harvey. Ills; Mrs. John Bud
scovey. Rockford. Ills; +. +. Ford. Sc