The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-06

Kentucky is liable to go Republican
! after that state convention recently held
!, in Louisville said W.. F; Gardner. a
Knutsford yesterday. Il am a Demo-
crat," said he, land hope we will win:
but Goebel is very bad proposition, and
for feuds, we have only one now. and the
Associated Press dispatches are full OF 1t
every day. nearly. The only end TO a
Kentucky feud is the obliteration of one
or both of the parties. When they are
dead. they don't fight"
1--WE think out at Phoebe that we are
getting civilized. In fact. we are quite
metropolitan since the railroad reached
Uvada." said ]. A. Denton, at the Cullen
yesterday. 1T is only thirty-two miles
away and there is no question but what 1t
will come to us, or have n branch line IN
Phoebe is a great camp. and some big
copper propositions are being developed
there.
1.-The west is a great country. and the
more I see of it the more am fascinated
with it," said John B. UT of Dubuque,
Ia. at the Kenyon yesterday. This is
my third trip to Salt Lake City, and am
greatly enjoying its charmes. Iowa will
have a big crop. and we are very pros
porous back there. Dubuque is growing.
! and while we have no boom, our popula-
ton is increasing at rapid rate"
THAT dog could not be bought for any
money" said Z. F. Sheehy of New York
City at the Kenyon last evening He re-
ferred to a great big Dane that has been
! with him for two years in the Klondike.
| Il went to Alaska when the first news
| of the gold discoveries was brought
| down." said Mr.. Sheehy, and took that
horse and earned its living. 1t hauled
my pack on a sled and was very service
able. I shall go back. in the spring. and
| only came out to visit my home and
! spend the winter in the only town-New
| York City.
Il have several claims and have done
! fairly well in the Klondike. There are
many broken men up there. and how they
will get out don't know. 1t is not place
for a poor man go TO. and good claims
are very scarce proposition"
I'VE have a great many men at work
in the states of the intermountain re-
gS aeap6e ad of the United PG ssafes at ch fSf
knutsford last evening. THE work is
strictly routine and consists of mapping
thing new all the time. and make some
important discoveries. 1 shall make Salt
Lake City my headquarters for the next
few months.
S. W. Snyder and family of Topeka.
kans-. are at the Kenyon. Mr.. Snyder is
banker of the Kansas metropolis. and
one of the most prominent financial men
of that state.
Graham f. Babcock. proprietor of the
Coronado Cor mac u Beach Be hotel; San Diego: Cal.
wards. are at the Knutsford.
Il have been prospecting and mining
ator a. o. Smoot of Provo. at the Cullen
yesterday. II have some fairly good pros
poets up there and think they will de-
S SsT bent a5o top Pay ag 70 aey
to politics and don't know anything po-
litical. Provo is in fine shape and bust
good and we are enjoying the full tide of
prosperity.
Kenyon;-E, S. Smith. Provo; T. J.
Omaha: G; w. Snyder and wife. George |
Snyder. Edith Snyder Topeka. Kan. Mrs. |
Martin Lewis. Rebecca Smith. Portland; |
NJ. and Mrs: Charles H. Allen. Corcicana, !
Tex: Mrs. NJ. A. Richards. Denver: A. /
T. Holden. Chenille. o.; George Macarty |
Bingham; Robert Dewar, Pocatello; C.
York: Elizabeth Golfer Boston: Julius S.
Turvill. Burlington. Vt; Miss E. ]. Bond.
Miss F. 7. Bond. E.. c. Bond Mobile.
Grew. Denver: w. f. Banks. Grinnell, Ia;
Sam Harvey. Tiptan; A. D. Howard Mis-
souri,; b {. Iackling l Mercur David
D. j. Bithan. Blackfoot.. Ida; G. f.
Barber. R. F. Ban. Clinton W. L.
Thomas. Oregon.
ha; Miss Eva Phillips. Omaha: L A.
Franciseo; s. F. GHtschoS: San an, Fran am
Graham E. Babcock. Mrs. G.. E. Bah
cock. Miss Edwards. Coronado Beach;
Allen L. Duncan. San Francisco: w. F.
New York; J. Brooks wife and daughter
Springfield. Mass; Mrs. w. r. Beardsley. |
Ogden: w. w. Beardsley Chester. Pa.
T. L. Richmond, San Francisco: George
Pope. Brooklyn. H. Rosenbaum. Brook
lyn: NJ. c. McCurrin and wife Pittsburg;
John w: Draker. Detroit: c. R. Davis.
Laura Burgoyne. Philadelphia: II. L. Bill
ings and wife. Chicago; J. r. Dutton.
Denver; w. S. Avery, Kemmerer, Wyo.
Scotland W. a. Merkiey and wife Ns spo,
kane; W. y. Barber and wife. Burlington.
Kan: C. Barber, Hummaner, Ind; ]. C.
Missoula. Mont: E. L. Hubbard and wife,
Newcastle, Cal: c. * Snyder. Pasadena.
Cal; L. L. Hanna and family. Wardana,
Thompson, Kansas City; w. L. Taylor.
Moab: II. W. Bender. J. p. Bender. G.
W Miller. city; F. c. Bowman. st. Louis:
Mrs. D. A. Sleeper, West Lafayette Ind
Mrs. E. NJ. Willett, Bryan. o.; Mrs. S.
D. Lindsay. Bryan. o.: DR.. p. o. Cook
Bisby. M James
Cullen.-S. L. Dean. Denver; W. r.
Hammond. San Francisco: w. Hanstrong,
Santa Rosa, Cal: c. W Thompson. ST.
Anthony: Charles E. Hayden. Eureka;
Thomas T. Bayler and wife, Omaha: p |
H. Mahoney. wife and sister. G. Slemon.
Great Falls. Mont; 3. II. Roberts. Cen
terville: c. p. Osbury. Oakland. Cal. E.
Baetteburn. Chicago: T. ]. Smith, Idaho
Falls. 1das; T. F; Baker. Mereur; ]. 4.
Seller. Garrison. Tex; Mr.. and Mrs. Lired,
Monument. Colo; X. c. Fitch, Chicago.
Manitou.--A. L. Davis and wife. Alpha.
Ia: John c. Woodruff and wife. Creston !
Ia: S. w. Gilbert and wife. Fulton, Mo-
T. V. Archer and wife. indianapolis, Ind.
Mrs. Henry c.. Markell. child and nurse
Omaha; Horace Benton. Joseph Benton.
Denver.
Wey.-A. ]. Curtiss. Calmar. Ia: L. B.
Patterson. Toledo. o.; d: f. Robinson,
Grand Forks. n. D.: Waking and wife,
Colorado. Charles II. Chaser and wife,
Murray; Maggie Mckinley. Columbus, o.:
Mrs. Lewis d.. Bourbrake. Laura Boyd,
Columbus. o.; Mary Evelyn Bray, Kansas
City. Mo-