The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-09
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Judge William McCarty of Richfield,
VINO Is at the Cullen hotel said that the
criminal business which. had come before
MIN curing the fall term was very light,
Z and from the present prospects there
wound not ltBe many cases nor much civil
Z hti igesaon at the spring term of court.
district, said he The recent unlawful
cohabitations cases We're tine most inn
portant OF a criminal nature which came
up IN the fail term of court
But Richfield is prosperous. Many
arteslan wells for private parties have
6een sunk recently by Mr. Storrs of
odlt Lake, and they are now in successful
operation. He endeavored to make.a con-
tract with the city TO supply water but
the deal did not go through s - +.
Dr. A B. Eastman of Vancouver, Wash,
VINO is at the Kenyon on his way east
said last evening that there is an i'm,
mense tide OF prosperity sweeping over
the state. though his home town is not
ge9lng It's share of the good times. This
is due somewhat to the fact that the CITY
Is isolated and is very near Portland
Wnich controls the business of the Column
Ola and Willamette river valleys.
Inen the Northern Pacific railroad has
caused much trouble by locating lieu
lands outside of its original grant. Farm
eIs have been bothered with litigation.
But the state of Washington. as
Whoie, Is Immensely prosperous" said he
II IS growing az a rapid rate. From the
new Republic mining district to Puget
sound, everyone is making money!
THE case of Mr. Roberts in congress
has attracted much attention in New
York City" said Mrs.5L. r. Wilson. VINO
Is at the Knutsford. That is due to a
large extent. TO the course of the news
papers OF New York, which have been
nlled with Roberts for weeks and months.
Everything that ne has done having been
printed. IT has naturally aroused much
interest. Then again. L suppose that
been a ic
stun or the newspapers would not have
printed it, 1t is not often that a question
concerning the west arouses so much in
'terest You see. New York has many
things to attract its attention. and resi-
dents are seldom concerned about mat
ters which are MOI about the city. New
York usually cares more for its own
affairs than it does for foreign matters
We were confident, that is people
whom | know were confident, that Rob-
erts would be expelled from congress. L
am surprised to learn that so many per-
sons in. Utah believed that he would be
seated"
There have been several eastern horse
buyers through the southern end of the
state, looking for horses said G. N TIT
comb of Panguitch at the Cullen. These
Fellows have got the idea that our horses
are worth anywhere from So to $40 per
head, and they want to buy at such prices.
They bring considerable nerve from the
east.
WOulO ADVISE L tan n0rSe-OWnerS TO
dispose of their animals without dealing
with these traders. The stockyards of
Kansas City and Omaha are open to
them. The men who buy don't do any
more than send to the stockyards and
sell according to the market prices Let
I tab men ship their own horses and sell
them. They can find agents in the east
who will hustle purchasers if the market
IS slack and they cannot make the trip.
l am certain they will do better than
selling for low prices here"
Knutsford.-J w Horne. Boston: Will
liam Wilson, Milwaukee: William Carr
and wife. Livingston; Henry Barshaw,
Nelson. b. c.; j j.. Lambert, New York;
A. f, Dutton and wife, San Francisco; J.
NJ. Williams. Louisville; H. H. Clark. San
Francisco; H. Abraham, New York: NJ.
Harris, ST. Louis; Burt F. Bretherton
New York: George G. Garscallon. Hamfl-
ton Canada; A. S. Johnson. New Or
leans; William Baird. New York; A W.
Dow. San Francisco; c. A. Stevenson, A
b Stevenson, st. Louis; II. b. Wood
ridge, Omaha; H. Libman. G. H. Dosne,
Chicago; r.. D. Oldham. Calcutta.
. White House.-John Bettess. Alta; Mrs.
J: +. Harryman. Mrs. S. Laugabraugh,
Mammoth; A G. Benson. Grantsville:
and Wife Charles Kelly and wife. Helena.
Mont: J.. Murphy, Stateline; A ]. Schlie
ser and wife. California; c.. W. Curtis,
Paris, Ill: w. NJ Adamson. Lakeview; .
L. |
Srantsville: L. Leaver. Pine Canyon: Ed |
Dalton L. johnson. Tooele: Mrs L. Wat !
son. Mrs. J. Goodsell. Park City: j. E. |
Ingles. Scofield; G. w. Monk, Stockton;
John Burraston. Goshen; E. W. Peck, |
Ogden; S. Scott Dillon. Mont: T. G.
Maidenhall. Springville: r. Shimmins.
Monroe. Utah; j. Cleghorn. Park City: w. /
D. Clays, Bihghams a. H. Christensen.
Manti: ]. c. Eckert. Mrs. j. c. Eckert. /
Mercur; Dan. Gays. Bingham.
The Cullen.-R. S. Brooks. Ogden; Emil |
-ehman. New York; j. NJ. Ernnerins. l.
California: Charles s. Lain. Chicago: |
edward Overs. Malad: II. c. Hopkins. |
Mrs. o. Hopkins. Butte: Louis Goldsmith,
II; Joseph; Wesley X Walton. Philadei-
Dhia: Sam II. Wilson. Butte; G. L. Beck
r., Ogden; V. NJ. Bennett. Cedar Rapids
a.; o. W. Ames. Riley. Kan; F. Brown
md wife. Des Moines: p. r. Langley.
Suite: Mrs. Z. Thorson. San Francisco:
. Kiikardt and wife. Milwaukee: Carl
Bland, jr.. Louis Smith. Mackinal Island;
}. Simpard Denver.
Walker House,. p. Nichols. Kansas
'ity: F. II. Bolton. jr.. Kansas City: c.
I. Ray; city; William stoddard. Baker
'ity; Casper Shultz. Eureka; Mrs A.
thomas. Moscow. Ida: c. oittmer Spo-
ane; Mrs. D. w. Griffin. Mrs. W. III.
iriffin Scranton. Pa: Joseph Howell |