The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-06

e of New Zealand yesterday. l am per
= Iectly delighted with it, and also ~
o wonderful richness of this valley. /
SHOWS what water will do. If we only hat
r water IN Australia we would have a grea
country there. As ii is il is a marvelou.
country ana all industries are thriving
e The interior, however, is a vast arid sec
n ton without water"
e mr. McOregor very extensive sheep
: raiser and has immense herds and land:
IN both Australia and New Zealand. Ii,
Is stopping over to visit interesting point:
. In the United States, en- route to Europe
I; with his friend, Mr. Edward Digby OF
l India.
Il came down to Salt Lake to consult
! with Messrs. Gardner and Means. Ex-
= gerts sent out from Washington, by the
! Soil division of the agricultural depart
ment to make an investigation into soil
conditions resulting from irrigation" said
! inS.
, Mr.. Foster is the director of the Utah
experiment station al Logan. He is on
MS way TO points in the Sanpete and Sc
Nler valleys to deliver talks upon sugar
beet culture and its great possibilities.
The beet industry is certain TO become
. very important one to Utah." said he.
1t will be a great source of revenue TO
the people of the state, not only to the
growers of sugar beets but to the wage
earners, as the establishment of factories
VIII give employment 20 a great many
and distribute for wages and fuel many
thousands of dollars
II helped organize the Spring Creek
Mining district in the Deep Creek coun-
try and was its first recorder" said DR..
j. NJ. Bailey at the Walker last evening.
He is just in from Deep Creek and ex-
poets to dispose of some valuable mining
property there in which he is interested.
Deep Creek is all right DIR. Bailey re-
marked. All II needs is capital and
proper management The Queen of
Sheba, in the Spring Creek district, is
one of the best gold mines there and is
capable of being a big. producer. The mill
that was handling its output burned
down. If we had a mill of the right
character down there, Queen of Sheba
would today be working big force OF
men.
The Jumbo NINE on which work will
be commenced in few days, is expected
to be a big silver producer. 1t is owned
by Salt Lake parties
Hon. a. ]. Pearson of Woodsfield. o.,
j was at the Knutsford for few hours
/ yesterday and left for the east. He was
| the chairman of the enrolling committee
of congress when the Utah statehood bill
was passed.
Luther Foster. director. and John Stew
art. chemist. of the Utah state expert
mental station at Logan, are at the
/ Enutsford.
financial writer and bimetallist of Eng
land, is registered at the Knutsford.
Hon. T. H. n. Mcpherson. a prominent
attorney of Washington, D. c., is guest
at the knutsford.
F. d. Gardner and Thomas H. Means
of the agricultural department, Washing
ton, d. c., are registered at the Kenyon.
A big delegation of excursionists from
Indiana arrived on the Rio Grande West |
ern last evening and are stopping at the
Walker.
DR.. {. ]. Field of Eureka registered at
the Cullen last night.
Mrs. S. J. Field. widow of the late JUS |
tice Stephen }. Field of the United States |
supreme court, is a guest at the Knuts- |
ford.
Kenyon.-Lyman Fargo, Pocatello; c. !
D. RandeI Omaha: Mrs. l.. L. Gurley, !
Miss Gurley, Miss Edith Gurley. Troy,
n. Y; Mrs. E. McBane, Miss McBane,
Fort Dodge, Ia; c: X Mccoy kir r lille
ruthers, Miss Collier, Miss Robb. Miss
Shropshire. Lexington, NY; Harry Her
rick. Chicago; joseph Hodnest e.. Lincoln Lincoln
New Zealand; Joe Drukker and son,
Baltimore; w. T.; Briggs and wife,
", F. J.. storm, Kirksville, Mo; +; s.
Padden, L. f. Padden, New York; p. Rich
and wife, New York; W. j. Smyth and
wife. Chicago; Mrs; A. d; Sage. Chicago;
York; DIR. Wilson, Quincy, His; Mrs. Z.
w. Stewart, Miss Gertrude Mckinley.
Sedalia Mo; Helen Fifield ST. Paul;
Florence N. Gloester. Berlin, Germany;
Della L. Moses, Sallie l.. jackson. Mar
garet Han, Knoxville, Tenn; {. Il. Nc
Lean and wife, Saginor, Mich; Il. q. Rus
sell, Helper
The Cullen.-C. W. Robson, T. w. otez,
Yreka, cal; Charles With, 7. Nj. Meal
bat GraS Gr1sk Mss Ms cSesns Hot
Springs, Ark; J. w. Todd, Pttsburg;
Ben a. Fryer. San Francisco, C. w. Han,
Grangeyille. Ida; S. E. Robbins. Robin
Omaha; ]. b. Sexton, Geneva, Neb.; A.
cur GgEey hSsGa hu NeB cn EeS e Cory
stowell, Lexington, Mass; Charles Z.
Haven, Boston; r. L. Frye, H. b. Hoyt.
Wright, Ogden; SVEN O. Nelson, Fair
view; p. 5. Martin, Milford; James Z.
Mathews, Mammoth; DR.. c. ]. Field,
Eureka; Miss Nellie Miner. Fairview s
Roach and wife, Salina, Kan; Lille o. s
Daniel, Nashville, Tenn; Lucy Z. Tafel,
May yam Horn, Newark o. Susan Max
well Moore, Graceville, O.; Maize Plat
Smith. Myrtle L. Gorby, Newark, o.; G.
II. Bushnell, Provo.
J. Pierson. Woodsfeld. o.; John w. Lar
kin, Memphis; Mrs. E. c. Treadwell.
Brooklyn, n. Y: j. w. Olpin, Nephi; A. S
A. Cooper, jr., Edgar G. Tuttie. Tecoma, i
New; James b. Osmond, Pueblo; II, Z. 5
Cary, Provo: II. L. Ramsey. New York;
Harry J. Phillips, Salem. Mass; r. J.
Cory, Denver; NJ. Slusser, New York; A.
:. Towner, Washington, ID. G., w. r.
Sears and wife. Omaha; Mrs. S. ]. Field,
Mrs. {. Smith, Washington; w. w. East h
win, San Francisco; a. c. Thomas, Des v
Moines; NJ. Hole. San Francisco; Luther d
Foster, John Stewart, Logan; c. NJ. Co.
BERN and wife. Denver.
Walker.-G b. Denman. Lincoln, Neb.; Il
u. Morr, Winnipeg; Marion J. Anderson, q
Ills; Katie Hackett, Polo. Ills:
. f. Dunn Provo; Mrs. c. W. McRea
Boise, Ida; Warren Ball. Kansas City;
1. d. Page. Fillmore; n. L. Baber, Blue
axes, Ida; ]. b. Perrin. Blue Lakes,
da-; ], Hecht,. ST. Louis; j: w. Sharp. b
D.; Adelia Jackson. Emma Jackson, Adel
ackson. Belle Plaine, Mimi; Florence C:
1anion, Mt. Vernon. HIS. Minnie Shrum
iarble Cliff. o.; Laura Plauch. Camp
'hase o.; E. II. knight, Indianapolis;
|. Harris. Pleasant Grove. DIR. j. NJ.
eka: e. Kofford. Mt. Pleasant; NJ. F. | CT
nagel, Park City; D. G. Wheeler. Dem al
err: e. NJ. Cole. Logan: John W. o Brien.
Wisconsin: w. c. Tracey, Kokomo Colo az
lara Frank. Ada Frank. Florence
New Albany. Ind; Clara Mitch
Il. Shelbyville Ind; Mrs. T. c. Green,
ook Green. Miss Fannie Hedden, Adelia
oy Mrs. Maude Jenner. Anna Giffad. he
M'-~hai ELLEN Jones i p h.
unk. ]. B. Leslie. Earl NJ. Johnson. New -
lbany, Ind Sc
White House,. d. Lannayon, Helper: