Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15
PERSONAL,

b. y. Norton Of ogden h staying at
ihc kenyon.
James Rodgers Of bingham came In
90 town today,
y. ". Mcruaud or mackfoot Idaho.
la Huying oil the white House.
Louis Lund tho hat man. has HE
samplos az tho Walker.
Thomas ". Vincent and j. W. Adama
of Provo are staying at the cullen.
Ex-sherin John Brown N Utah coun-
~. is guest vi the White House.
TX. Compsou OF Dawson CITY. Y. r.,
came into town today and registered
at the Kenyon,
e. ~. Wilson. she Pacific coast agent
for Rnvmunda excursion bureau, 10 In
town today.
A. l.. johnson. a. g.. nyboo ana W
itgynolda Of ogden are registered at the
Walker House.
byron e.. Kerr ana Andrew Mcdonald
Of Butte ore nm0uE che recent arriN-
ale nt tho cullen.
Air. and Aifs. Scott Truxiun " Don.
vcr nIgcnd the Kenyon register this
morning.
Afrod a. GlGricf. W n. Hastings and
VIM. Ferguson from Boston. are stay
INK NJ tho Knutaford They are visit.
INK utnh with the object VI looking
over mining property.
l.. y. Thompson and vaiot. and Ray
moud brooke OF Sew Y.fk, also john
Cherry N jackson and J.. W. Fry, a
hunting party which has been up In
the northwest aro qunrtcrvd at the
knutsfofd.
Denver News; General Manager
iuldfcre Of the burlington and Mis-
ruurl River railroad was ln Denver
yesterday nn nlH way East Mr
ii1ldrUgo denies any knowledge Of the
report from Salt Lake City that the
rood IN seeking u right Of way through
Emigration canyon.
beaver News. =. J. Mcclure o. Salt
Lake. business manager of the Inter-
mountain and Colorado Catholic. wua
ln Denver yesterday the guests uf
Father r. H. Malone Ite remained
here long enough 30 establish a branch
Office 10 the Charles block.
J. Hcndrloknon. % Ncphl stockman. IL
staying ut the cullen hotel. iIe says
be- has recently hoen down I'm the south
western part of the State and has found
that large numbers of cattle are ln
very poor condition. according 20 Nj.
HoudrickHou. n they remain there aud
expect to feed on the range they viii
never get through the winter alive.
"rhc camps a. tho west" aaid =. u.
Mexican Of Milford ~ the cullen yes.
to-day "urc sensing iho lmpetua The
building ~ the railroad NE Tar na iva.
"a has Eivon Co the country. ana there
ls a general feeling and appearance Of
activity that viii b. larFcly augmented
when thp railroad pnunlv have taken up
again The westward march,
Assent n. .. Cory of tho Allla Ma.
chlnery company on milwaukee said at
the iSnuinf0rt last night "Mnnufac-
turerH dependent on the iron industry
f1r material are being rushed 90 DEATH
Notwithstanding che immense resources
OF The irun and steel market. There w
our concern employing 5000 men IN
shops covering thirty ucrvH.und We cam
not respond promptly To the demands
made upon U.S.
J. No. CosRrii. a Fort Steele banker.
who u staying nt the knutsfnrd. prom.
tees rush when the Wyoming Il
Southern ROAD IL built through 10 tho
copper mineral districts he tho sara.
tor1-nattlo Lake country He says:
The Union Pacific sccms to stand In
The way ~ a railroad south nt present.
eo that bonds cannot be- placed on tho
eastern market although Cor a consld-
cradle way the grade ~ built Nrxt
60 a railroad, what b. needed ~ ID
rmcltgr aud uampllng works with
tncilliioH Tor smelling and hauliug
handy uu Immense tonnage would 81
placed nn che markets from the Battle
Lake cupnof country AZ u IN, only the
copper ore carrying gold fnds ltB way
o. che market"