The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-09

'"Let me see" said he, sit was in the '7os
that some one told me there WAS d good
chance for a husky lad. not more than
ordinarily afraid OF work TO COOK up q
deal down in the Mud Creek region, and
make money by the barrel full. ! GOutdn
get out of the town fast enough; salnk
was in my shtrtsleeves, and told the
folks to send the coat along ny the next
f0rtune-hunter that followed my way.
finally got down there, after a long series
of hardshipS, with my temperature alter
nately elevated and depressed by the
hopes and fears that usually accompany
such expeditions. Some fellows mad al
ready settled in there and put up at
their cabin for the night They spotted
with whiskers a foot long took me under
his kindly wing. l can see him NOW, with
his knees crossed. weighing the suspended
foot, and stFoking his Iiiacs with a faith
erIy air. He said: Say Sonny. if you
expect TO get any money out OF these
diggfnS you had better get somebody to
plant it for you beforehand. I've been
busting around here for two years, and
helped to build that darned road that you
just Travelled over. There isn't anything
here except heat and misery in summer,
and misery and ten foot of Snow I'm the
winter. we have been at the railroad to
build in here for the past century OF so,
but they won't notice US. You take the
advice of an old Teller who likes to sac
bright young chaps get along in the world,
and get out of here So the next morning
| borrowed an old cayuse that would last
forever. if the road was long enough, and
meandered back 70 Salt Lake. Two years
after that the Rio GFande Western built
a branch into the place. and the fatheTly
old cuss with the whiskers and ready
made advice made a big haul out of it.
| couldn't stand the guying the boys at
home gave me, so L Lit out for California
a couple of months after my whiskered
friend sold his coal fields.
Thomas Kearns of Park City and his
brother, John Kearns of St. Paul, are at
the Kenyon.
r. H. MCGEE of the United States geo.
logical survey is at the Kenyon.
Kenyon.-D. F. Morris Rock Springs.
Wyo.; I'll. c. Lawrence, Los Angeles; Sam
Francisco; J.. A. .Toller. Ogden; O.. vs..
Dunn, San Francisco; J. III. Degenihart
and wife, St. Louis; S. L. Bernstein San
FRANCISCO; Q. n. Ladd, Denver: J. I'll.
Francisco; E. d. Harrison, Pocatello,
Ida: Minnie IngIeby, GTantsvflle. Utah;
r. c. Hills G. 3. Larimer, Denver. Colo. !;
E. Sussfield. Gus Kastor. New York: Mrs.
r. c. Smith, Ogden; Miss v Nichols,
Brigham City; john T. Little. New York;
W. J. Macauley, Denver; J. B. Kerr, St.
Joe; William Adamson, Ogden; Thomas
Kearns. Park City: John T.. Kearns. st.
Paul, Mimi; F. D. Hebron, c. G. Cassidy,
New York; T. L. Linsey and wife Spring.
vile; w. W. Trigg Kansas City, Mo. !;
Mrs. d. C. Kennedy Wells, New.
Knutsford.-Mrs. c. II. soper. Kathryn,
Blyth, Evanston. Wyo.; Howard F. Pills
bury, Omaha, .Neb.; William Davey, Elk
horn, Mont; S. c. Scheeline, San Fran
cisco; George B. Blanchard, Seattle; Mr.
and Mrs. w. F. Finbeck Chicago; Horace
G. Burt, Omaha A. Miller and son, New
York; A. F. Baumgarten Philadelphia
G. T. Hathaway wife and son, Boston !;
f. e. Swift and wife, Auburn, II. Y: Sam
Leon, New York; E. q. Smith, Weston c.
Boyd. Philadelphia; John K. MCGOWAN
Denver; w. r. Moon, New York: c. Burg
hard. Havre France; FL E. Cary. wife
and daughter, Provo; J. E. Palmer. United
States navy; Frank BasSatt, Milwaukee;
A. E. Durham Tacoma; Charles FL Ing
ham, Manchester, England; Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Foster, Alameda, CAL; john KEEL
logg. New York; Charles D. Hopkins
Greenwood Springs; w. G. Retmer Philal
delphia-
The Cu1len.--Mrs. Frances Jensen. Mt
Pleasant; T. ]. Ntppew, wife and daltght-
er. G. c. Cayanah, Boise; 4. FL. Ragor.
Fleming Chicago: w. r. Bridwen. Cam
yon City, Colo; Jacob Mills. Helena; III.
! ". Finch wife and daughter. Hazelpatch
n.y.; Jacob Evans, Provo; w. A. Cush-
+ man, ]. Grammar, Sun1pter Ore; G.. F.
Spilman, Eureka: Grant Snyder. O. p
| Williams, Idaho Fails.
The walkermJ. 2; Graham and wife.
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/ catello, Ida; l.. A. Blackeslee, Reno.
| New; +. c. Craig. Spokane; Mrs. f. r..
Drew Hamberg, Ia; l.. J. H0lther. Og-
[ den; FL. E. Duncan. Oakland. Cal; Jacob
! West, Bancroft, ida; ]. ]. Stack Eureka
| w. ". Smith, Leslie Foote. r. r. Wright
| and wife. Nephi; ]. III. Weist. New York;
/ George 3. Bank, James +. Smith. Elx@,
| John Deusney J. S. Black. J. E.. Muir
| ply, Deseret: ]. D. Call. Bingham; p 4.
| Pauison, ManSi; A 3. Cline. Beaver; Bert
Robb Parowan.
White House-P. c. Anderson and
| family Ephrairn; If. G. Ledgerwood. Sill
/ yer City; III. Metcaff and wife, Gunnison;
( r. Anderson, Oak City; F. w Ober.
\ Ogden: w. S. Marks, S. w. Morgan,
/ Tooele: n "A. Scribner and wife, Stock
4 ton. e. Spray and wife, Miss Spray,
i TooeIe: ]. w. Mendenhalls SpriugvflIe; T..
4 W. Leavenworths Mrs. L. w Leaven-
/ worth. Denver f. A. Smith and wife,
/ Minnesota: r. H. Marshall and wife.
i Tooele: ID. q. Pearces st. George: H. Fair
i banks. Payson; NJ. Pearce, ST. George; j.
Il Frazer, Mrs J. Frazer Mrs. VT. Pearson,
/ Tooeles J. a. Smith. CoaIville; H. j, Ien-
( SEN. Mantis T.. c. Spencer Kearney. Nen4
4 J. Il. Thomes Pleasant Groves Mrs q.
4 Haight, Miss T.. Peveres Oakley Idaas j.
4 Bettess, a. StilIwells Alta.
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