The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-31
HOTEL GOSSIP.

HOTEL GOSSIP.
Several Utah men have purchased farm
property in the Grande Ronde valley in
Oregon within the past few weeks. A. H.
Candland of La Grande. who makes il
business to locate persons in the valley
was at the White House yesterday. He
has just succeeded in selling to three men
of Nephi and Scipio over $4,000 worth of
farm property. in the tGrande Ronde val
ley. n w Schofield and D. w. Cazier of
Nephi and o.. Madsen OF. Scipio have made
large investments in farm lands and they
will likely moves.to oregon:
Why, there is almost a boom in farm
lands saids Mr.. Candland last night.
I'VE are selling a great deal of property
to Utah people, who wantsto go to a coun-
try where they can have large and varied
why. know a man at La. Grande who
leased thirty acres at SO per acre, hired
men and planted beets. He cleared $500,
Farmers are getting from $40 TO $50 per
acre growing beets and they can't supply
the demand of the factory at La Grande.
There is d demand for 100000 tons per
than $4,000 tons. AS a. consequence, the
factory is idle most of the time
Senator w. A. Clark of Montana is at
the Knutsford. having come down last
night to look after his property at Ophir
the Op0lr his superintendent,
w. Clark, came in yesterday and met the
senator last night. The mining mllion-
aire said that work upon the reconstruc-
ton of the concentrating mill would be
hurried along and would soon be in work.
ing order.
He did not have much to say about poll
tics He believed that the Philippine war
should be ended as speedily as possible
that the president should send over as
many troops as were needed to defeat
the Fflipinos.
he Of
+ ton of the islands must not interfere with
the quelling of the Instruction. When
we Shall have finished we may consider
the question of letting them govern them
selves, of governing them, or any one of
the numerous schemes that have been
proposed
administration should attempt to buy
Aguinaldo and thereby end the trouble
He didn't think that the United States
government should engage in that kind
of work.
Il have no idea what disposition the
house OF representatives viii make of the
Roberts case" ne continued. II have
spoken to very, few members of congress
about it. ut is difficult to say how the
Ohio election will result
He said that the copper production of
Montana would show an increase this
year and that the state was very pros
porous.
George Weston. mining man from
Ophir. who is at the White House, said
last night that there were great expecta-
lions of the Godbug a property
which has just been opened up in
Silverado canyon. The shaft had been
sunk 100 feet during the summer and fall
ton had been found. The vein is fifteen
to twenty feet in width.
This property was worked some time
ago from a tunnel, but water was struck
so that it was closed up. but has not
I troubled the miners this summer and no
difficulty IS expected. There is a belief
that the property Will soon snow great
developments.
Kenyon.--W. A. Wiechmann. New York;
John Petrie, Omaha; F. w. McConnow,
San Francisco: Ernest Block. New York:
inss, San Francisco; c. f. Carleton. Den
Yer, Colo; Harry j. Vance, New York;
n A. Davis, st. Joe, Mo-. 2; S. Smith,
9. G. Russell. Helper Utah; H. w. Adds,
San Francisco: A. e. Mckenzie. Denver, I
Colo; &. G. Nikirke and wife, Ogden;
Chicago; John Nusser. Iowa. City; A.
Steinberger, San Francisco; c. L. Brown,
Oakland Sal; Z. +. Prudential, Phoebe;
q. IS keiiiher, Poeatello-
Knutsford.-Frank G. Carpenter. Wash
IngIt9n' p d; G.; Mrs LULU T. Largey and
Mountain Home. Ida. William b. Gam
Bile, Detroit; w; B. Lewis and wife. Den
y MTs Robert Ra p Msyin jr PPttsborg'
San Francisco; a. j. Sanvilie, II. l.. Tai
bot, Boston; Gus Muller. Chicago; George
p. Holman, city: Frank I. Towle and
H. Greenbaum, Louisville; W. <. Clark.
Montana; Miss l.. Western, Ogdeu.
White House.. T. Jacobs. Oakley,
rett, r. Barrett Luke Ramsdell, Park
City; j. Cossey and wife, Rockport, Sum-
init county; P. A. Buchanan, Mt Pleas
Young. Park City; w. Matthews. Grants
vile; j. Moore, Eureka; Charles r. Nc
Bride George Park and wife Tooele;
land La Grande, Ore: a. G. Green, Bing-
ham; G. S. Bradd. Mercur: f. c. Stevens.
philadelphia; a. Hoogland John Bryan,
Walker. Park City; ]. d. WATSON. Mer-
cur: Sam Davis Mrs. o. Davis. Miss S.
Appleby. Lander Wyo.; William N. Adj
amson, Lake View.
Cullen.-Wiliam Mack. Denver: Charles
p. Adams. Cleveland; Mrs A. S. Benja-
min Portland, Mich: Harry LAWS. San
F F2ai fG s. NJ Brow9e Xerna Bernard
Barr. Ogden p II. Towey. Park City;
Il. Shelley, Payson; Miss Greaves, Eph-
rain; w NJ. Roland. Ephraim; j. T.
p Nelson Idaho: A. c. Shields. Lake
View; Arthur Shields Lake View: a. G.
McAusland, Park City; e. w Vansant,
Eureka; S r. Struck San Francisco.
Walker Eouse-John i. Hill, st. Louis;
T.. y. Payton. Kyune. Utah; G. w Berry
man. Ogden; Mrs. j. A. Barton and
daughter, Canada: w. b. Smith. Mercur; !
Frank Hail. Mercur; j. B. Taylor. city.
DR.. II. II. Haden, Summit, Ala, says:
L think Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a.
splendid medicine. I prescribe it, and
my confidence in it grows with con-
tinued use" 1t digests what you eat
and quickly cures dyspepsia and indi-
gestion. f. c. SchramTn, Mccormick
block.
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