The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-30

where We have been dipping and shear
ing. This has been bad year for sheo
generally, but they are quite hardy AMI
mails. and are not looking so bad as they
might Wool this year Is not so heavy.
only averaging six or seven pounds, but
II is clean and is bringing good price
think il would pay a man to hold his
wool if he can afford it. That is what
We are doing with ours
r. Meran of Vienna. Austria. who is
making tour of the United States. stop
ped in the city yesterday on his way 10
the coast When seen at the knutsford
last night he talked freely of his impress
sions of the country. You American
people,, said he, ARE always on the rush,
If you thought there wouldn't be an
other day tomorrow. While | admire
think the American people carry II to an
extreme. | notice this more particularly
in the eastern cities. People have no time
to talk. I'll is nothing but mad rush
after the dollar L don wish TO criticise
every nation has its faults. Just as the
individual, and you carry this CONNER
cial spirit 10 one extreme and we TO an
other. You have most beautiful coun-
try. There is much more 10 admire out
here than in the east. One gets tired OF
the endless tracts of desert. and IN the
cities the high buildings and the pre-
occupied air of the people is very weari-
some
Professor T. B. Lewis of ogden was in
the city yesterday to attend his daush-
ter's wedding
j. II. Dahlen was up from Provo yes
terday He was registered at the Cul-
len.
Mrs. W. u. Alexander of Provo is in
the city for a few days visiting relatives
and friends.
I'VE came in today, said John Hen
erickson of Nephi. at the Cullen yestgr
day, with twenty-four cars OF cattle,
which we are going to ship on to Omaha,
The cattle are looking well. We nave
been keeping them up for some time ana
we expect to pasture them again before
putting them on the market. There is a
large number of catte-buyerS down
south, but there are not many cattle De
ing sold at present
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McNaney. Battle Greek. Mich kobert .
Rodgers Richard H. Rodgers. SpringheId'
o.; NJ. j. Crowley, Erie; "a RhsS IN
Kansas City; II. NJ. Andrews, Cnlcaso,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swain, Bloominstoh'
Mrs. C. ID. Morgan. knigntston, ih u, "a
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and child. Jackson, Mich: T. a Chlahu.
Bray. Los Angeles; ~ j. Wate' , Mereur'
EIwood Mead. Cheyenne, y. y MaSidn'
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nam. Cleveland, o.
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Nephi; ". r French H.. FIaR Wesr Pits tits
burg: L. Linnheim. Pierre; . y; - l.
Anderson. ]. \. Anderson. Miss Della An
derson, Pierre. s. pa n. ,i SiIlS M ore
Miss Eta Burroughs, Quincy. us: C4as'
l.. Anderson. Grantsville; Ed happ,, Ell
reka W. H. Warren. ester o. Di g. ~,
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enger PARK City: c. NJ. Reddish, Denver
r. ]. Gard, SprinSville; X T. runner
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~. St. Louis; R. Meran, Austria Le WE
s Perry. Chicago: Sam l.: Broadhearst.
Pittsburg: +. c. Gunnery, Hamilton, Ont
c. c. Wainning, San FRANCESCA: h. OE III.
don. London: D. s Hekt, Mllwaukey,;, u ~
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Denver; Manuel Hirsh. New York Hau NJ
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Wilson. San FRANCISCO, s'iii r,--.-:-r,~.
Chicago; Harry E Lewis, San Francisco
Walker House: NJ. ". Andrews, a 81:
George; Gus Paulson- w he2tlahbu' NJ NJ.
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Seattle: W. NJ. Davis. Hutchinson. han,'
Ed Kopp. Eureka NeYi; "A; Me@tneiri"S0 or
Sen castle Dale: NJ Lemayne. Nashville;
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Fish Springs