The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-23

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has been made in my town. but congress
| will not refuse to seat the representative
elected by the people of Utah Inere Is
| not the slightest grounds for them 10
| base a refusal to admit Mr.. Roberts. ana
| if it does It would establish a precedent
that don't think congress would care TO
assume If that body undertakes 10 go
! into an Investigation of the morals or
| every member elected to 1t, 1t would nave
a big job on hand. Do not understand me
| to say anything against the members, Out
| there are great many and some could
| not furnish clean bill of health II the
cranks and ag1tators will only cease their
| twodle. the Mormon question. so far as
polygamy is concerned. will settle itself.
/ have been here some weeks. and may
yet have something TO say on the sub
ject.'
silk is my line" said o. D. Randall
of Nonatuk SILK company, St Louis. at
make Salt Lake every two months. 1
never had such a trip as this one. My
sales have been nearly doubled and ma
merchants desire the very best grades.
Utah is booming. and l am glad of II.
Our worlds exposition in st. Louis in
1903 will be the greaest this earth ever
! saw. We have raised SO, coo, 900 and il is
all ready TO be paid in on demand: Every
where l go j find that it is exciting gen.
eral interest.
Il have sola more goods in Salt Lake
in the last week than l ever did in any
three trips l ever made here before. and
have made this town on my rounds .ii,, fo OF
San Francisco at the Kenyon yesterday.
why" said he. Salt Lake is booming.
never saw anything ike it. Ny business
has been good everywhere and go as far
east as the Missouri river. but my sales
I in Salt Lake head the list / am in the
paint and oil trade. and while have sold
| lots of paint here in your city, it has not
been altogether red paint"
along the ella river for 12O miles is a
r toll farf
munity. and over one-half of the settlers
are Mormons from Utah" said Thomas
McEnery of Pima. Ariz.. at the Kenyon
yesterday My town will be the distrib-
uting point for at least five permanent
| mining camps, all of which are destined
to make a record. We have the mines
acter, carrying large percentage of
copper. Pima is on a branch of the
Southern Pacific railroad has on elegant
hotel and We are more civilized than one
would think who has not visited us
Charles s. Griffith of Chicago, president
of the National Window Dressers' asso-
citation. is at the Kenyon. Our trade
has become an art said he. An expert
window dresser in any of the big cities
commands a good salary. and COMPETE
ton is keen among the leading firms for
the services of the man they consider the
best. Here in Salt Lake are several who
display great taste in dressing the
ISOLATION will hold its annual meeting at
the Palmer House in Chicago Aug l. We
expect II big attendance from all over
the United States
Il do not think Bryan will be the nomi-
| nee. Still do not know that am quail
fed to speak" said Hon. r. NJ. Bashford
of Madison. Wis, at the Knutsford yes
terday. Il bolted his nomination and
voted for Mckinley. ] am a gold man.
| but still / would not vote for Palmer and
Buckner because 1 knew there was no
possibility of their election. 1 am an in
dependent, but still a Democrat. If the
party will make a platform on which it
will come out strong against the trusts
| and nominate some strong man it will
! win. However. the party cannot win by
| denouncing the acquisition of the Philip
pines. In my opinion McKinley's war
policy must be endorsed if the Demo-
Gratis expect TO win at the coming cleo
| ton
Mr. Bashford was formerly mayor of
Madison. Wis; a member of the national
| Demoo1itic committee and d delegate to
several national Democratic conventions.
N, Manitou;LMrs. j. $: lynch CHICAGO;
Lincoln. Neb.; c, F. Ford and wife. Kala-
son. Rocky Ford, Colo. Mrs Lou Thomas.
Mt Vernon, Ind; c. NJ, Bell and wife
daughter, Atchison, Kan; c. w. Burnett
and wife a. Bowers and wife. Pigna. o.;
L D. Turner and wife; Bellville Ills: !;
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Mabel F. Baker, Boston: W. T. Penn and
wife. Bowie Tex; -. w. Jones, Column
bus o.
Knutsford.-W. a. Campbell. Chicago;
T. Richardson. England: l.. N. Hausel-
mann San Francisco; w. S. Keyes. San
New York; A; Geisel, Shanghai; F. G:
Quien, Amsterdam; William J. kainey and
wife. Detroit; Andrew Lohn and wife, S.
Merieh and i4 FAMILY Cincinnati erG l. D. Tr
ner and wife, Belleville; MS; G. J. Jones.
San Francisco; "; n Wadly. Miss Bertha
Wadly Adrian. Mich: Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Indianapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Lee,
Benyer; F. J, lutz; Lafayettes Ind; /;
cite. Ind: James Dawson and wife. Chi
cago; Theodore Nattenburger and wife.
G. Little, Tacoma; Laura A. Benedict,
Indianapolis: D. G., Blount, Irvington,
Ind. Will c. Black, Butte; F. L. Rich
mond San Francisco; jeremiah Ahern,
Washington d. c.: B. p. Knight. Kansas
City; Eugene p. Kiene, Dubuque.
Cullen.-Rose Whitney, Eureka; Charles
e. Downing, Sandy; Walter James, Black
Rock; Mrs. w. S. Leavy and daughter,
; Mrs. ]. B. Dooly. Denver; D. S. Jones,
Marion, o.; II. F: Baker, Mercur; Louis
Goldsmith, st. Joseph; Sam A. King,
Provo: II. Sedgwitck, Evanston; ]. a.
Graves, Preston; c. A. Clark, Mercur; ].
NJ: Kincaid. and wife, Sabina, Tex; F: X.
Kilt. Miss Lulu Gibson Idaho Falls; Mrs.
Nellie Heiss. Butte; r. II. Barnett. Jason
w. James, Roswell n. NJ; w. a. Peck,
Denver; Lafe Dawson. Maitland, Mo.
Walker.-A. V. Anderson, Bingham: j.
F. Lamond. wife and child, Tampa, Fla.
Thomas Dale, De Lamar. New; A. l..
Peachsr. Van Buren,, Ark j. w; Parker;
Fort Smith, Ark; C. NJ Parker and
topher and wife, Lansing, Mich, j. A.
Scott, Minneapolis; A. Church, r. L.
Boone, Kansas City; o. d. Rasmussen
and daughter Rock Springs; A d. Hos
kins and wife, billiard. Wyo.; J. NJ. An
derson and wife, J. B: Aderson and wife,
Croker and wife. Green River, Wyo.; j.
Richard Williams. Park City: Joseph
Ellis, New York; B. B. Brooks, Ogden;
| w. J. Henderson, Canada; f. G. Smith, G..
G. Streeter; New York; NJ. P: Jeppersen,
rell, Ogden; Miss Elizabeth Hancock.
Miss Daisy Hancock, Hamilton; L. E.
Woolford. Trenton, o.; Harry Woodford,
Lolita Lay. Hamilton. o.; John War;,
Lewiston. Mont; II. F. Raymond. Ana
conda Mrs. NJ. A. Bartholomew, Price; c.
II. Watt and family, Dundee, Ills.
White House-A Packer, Franklin, Ida.
A. Hooper, Silver City; j. Sorensen, Red
mond: W. Storer. Miss l.. Stage, Miss A
Russell, Miss NJ. Storer Echo. Wyo
Miss j: Olsen Miss Winston, J. G. Black
and wife. Hanna. Wyo.; w. Sautbeden.
Rock Springs. w; F. Mayhan, Kemmerer.
Robert Muer; Rock Springs; NJ. NJ.
Beaver, Bingham; E. s. Child and wife.
Wymere; Sd Ball, w. Plummer Mercur;
Miss G. Harvey. Marion, Ind; Miss NJ.