The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-30

Kenyon. Mr.. Davis has charge of the
hydraulic system of the Anaconda copper
said Mr.. Davis the present water sup
ply will be doubled and perhaps trebled.
ms VIII furnish TO the Anaconda mines
an ample supply of water. The system,
when completed, will cost about s.. 600 900.
also have charge of similar plant for
the Homestake gold mine. of which j. y.
Haggin is the principal owner. and o. j.
Salisbury of this city is q large stock
holder The plant will be finished this
new system will increase the water sup
ply about four-fold. enough to run LOO
stamps. The present capacity is 80
on the face of the EARTH concluded En-
gineer Davis.
county. is registered at the Cullen. We
have just laid the foundation at Ephraim
for a $1,000 academy said Mr. Graves
1t is not decided yet, l believe. whether
IL will be built of stone or of brick Wa
have plenty of both kinds of material in
the county.
II. G. Ballard of Thompson's Springs IS
stopping at the Cullen. Mr.. Ballard Isl
state inspector of sheep for Colorado, and
came up to inspect a band of 200 sheep
en- route from Oregon to Colorado. The
sheep We're inspected yesterday and vers
found to be free from disease, aud were
200 Will arrive here this morning, also
consigned TO Colorado, but will be held
over for inspection by Mr.. Ballard.
F. E. Wood of Idaho Falls, Ida, is reg
istered at the Cullen The sheep have
spoiled our ranges for cattle said Gr-
way TO the ranges in southeastern Idaho.
In fact, there are more foreign sheep in
our section of Idaho than there are NATIVES
sheep Cattle are very scarce IN Idahos
they were never so scarce before, and
this is because the sheep have eaten OUT
the ranges.
D. Koenigsberg of Denver is a late ar.
rival at the Kenyon. "A moral wave has
swept over Denver. temporarily" said he.
.HThe lotteries have been closed. gambling
houses are shut and the saloons ard
closed on Sundays and at midnight Oh
week days. This takes great deal %
business from Denver, as il largely dee
ponds upon the mining men for its 2ros1
perity. Denver is rather dull, now
r. A Kirker, a mining man of Price,
is stopping at the Cullen. THE mining
industry in our section is lively. and the
season promises to be unusually good,
said Mr.. -Kirker.
T. Dreichlinger of Denver, Herbert w.
Fox of La Porte. Ind. and Nj. s. Larrabea
of Chicago. are guests at the Kenyon
at Chicago. Mr.. Dreichlinger represents
a leading dry goods house Of New York
and Mr.. Fox is the proprietor of a knit
ting mill at La Porte. Ind These gen
tlemen find Utah a god field for their
goods and have filled several orders in
Salt Lake.
John L. Weber of Park City and wife
are registered at the Kenyon Mr.. Weber
is extensively interested in mines at Park
City.
Charles Rathbun and wife and julius
Howitz and wife of Fontanello, Wyo, ara
registered at the Kenyon.
J. r. Truax, general western agent of
the Sterling Suspender company or
Shirley. Mass, is registered at the Ken
of suspender made of leather and can
vas adapted to hot countries. and which
are worn in the Philippines and the West
Indian islands by our soldiers
D. C. Sullivan of Eureka is at the Gull
len He has recently sold valuable mine
in that district and is interested in other
mining propositions.
Kenyon: P. H. Brooks. San Francisco:
c. H. Sullivan and wife. Green River;
Miss Rogers, Ausable N Y; Matt f.
Stevens, New York; Charles Rathbun and
and wife. Fontanello, WyO-; Miss Eliza
beth Anderson. Miss Irmengarde Ander-
son, Chica go; A. F. Swift Denver; Mrs
Young, San Francisco; Mrs. Nj. W. In
gals, Omaha; W. II. Boothe. Utah; ID,
Koenigsberg: Chicago; l. II; Wallace, Og-
welt, Emil Well. New York: John L. We
Der and wife, Park City; S. ]. Speak, Lon.
don; H. NJ. Hollembeak. St Louis; F. A
INLAND. Butte; F. x. Pellier. d. Inglesby.
Mercur; d. B. Kelliher. A. j. Van Kuren,
Utah; F. 3. DeYell, New York; II. We
Sheridan, Pocatello; E, II, Lewis; Chica<
Fox. La Porte Ind; James Francis, San
Francisco: Charles G. Lewis, Chicago; +.
B. Lambert Riverside. N j.; Mrs j. A.
Mease. White Rocks; Garrett Owens,
Butte.
Cullen: P Stewart. England; F. e,
Kay and son. Robert A. Kirker, Price;
John Hendrickson, Nephi; C P U Rem
W NJ Sweet. Chicago; Sam MeGrackin,
Miss Tilda Rasmussen, Ephraim; s. F.
Hunt Mercur; Walter NJ. Wolf. Provo:
Edward Pike. Eureka; 1. E. Smith. Dem
Giles, Eureka; George w. Brown, DenverJ
Olof Christensen. Sandy; Louis Andrews,
Chicago; W. o. McNaughton. st. Paul.
Knutsford: NJ. Levinson. Chicago; DR..
Frank LevinsOn, Katherine A T1ngley,
kinson England: f. NJ. Pierce, New York;
W. T. Hanson. Georgia; H. I. Patterson,
land: a. A. Urendill New York; J. L.
Rossiter, Chicago; Samuel s. Carl. Grand
Rapids; l. \. Pease, Denver; j. j. pick
inson and wife New York; E. P. Allen,
Kansas City Star: Harry c. Pendleton,
Denver; d. S. Fraser Denver; h. Jel-
linger. Chicago; George Spangenourg,
Denver; w. c. Brady, Chicago; H. H
Taft. Denver: T. r. Whitcomb. Minneap-
oils; F. Reading. PHILADELPHIA; 9. NJ
Goodenberger. Canton, o.; Harry Osborne,
Evanston; W. Webster. Evanston: F. JOS
lyn New York: Eben Smith. Denver; W.
III. Brevoort New York; c. II. Thompson
and wife. Portland: J. W. Steihe. Cleve-
land; c. II. Gray, H. L. Hubbard, Dem
yer.
White House: E. W. Robinson. Logan;
J. r. Gainsh W. D. ClayS, Bingham; j.
O. Lambert. Kamas; L. A Nelson. Utah;
p Clegg Tooele; E 3. Arthur. St. John:
Mrs. L. NJ Rudy, Mil Creek; l. w. Rob-
bins Charles L. Haight, Oakly. Ida; J.
J. Thoreson. Lehi; c. 5: Cram. L. A. Lit
j. H Stallings and wife. Diamond: r
Hanley A. Murphy j. Rowe. j. McCar-
thy Eureka: V. WarpStrom. Bingham; w.
7 Mallory N Davis. Provo; George He
nier. j. H Taggart, Morgan; A f. Bolt.
Manning: C. A. Iverson and WIFE Mantt;
Charles Johns, Bingham; Il. Woods, Span
ish Fork.
Walker: c. ]. BaSsett, Idaho; r. NJ
Mckay and wife. Canadian. Tex; J. j.
Higgins san Francisco; jacob y N Hum
pel, Mercur; w. NJ. Warner. Chicago:
Charles Albrecht n. Steiffield. Forest
Hill: n B. Williams Castle Gate: j. j.
Seelv. Mt. Pleasant; w. J. stephens.
Ringham; j. C. Honeker. Candy. Neb-;
A Palm. Chicago; John Alberg, Los An
e1sles w n Jones, Huntsville; Joseph
Rdeiman and wife, New York; 5. ID.
Iongsderf Mt. Pleasant; A Z. Jameson,
Castle Dale.
The Liver Keeps People Well.