The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-12

tll8 matter with the result that Eocke-
fe.ler is investing largely In tp-fc-dats
boats The Me- erk Central has sue
ceeCed in clos Town all the small
canals that &C 1Jh II. ara are after
the Erie cam think that the poii-
ticians viii r to go TO that extent,
as the vote n cuts quite q big
figure on accC Z the vast number OF
men w-Fo ear livelihood on that
water" Conn d0wn to the candi ti0n
Of affairs in CanE4da, McAuAff said that
he had been considerably amused on mis-
present trip by Americans asking how ne
managed TO exist in the Dominion. When
If the true state Of affairs was known,
Canada was booming and hundreds OF
Americans were coming into Montreal
looking tor investments
1T is strange. but nevertheless true. %
said c. Hilderbrand Of Gerstend0Tfer
Bros. Paint company al the Kenyon last
night that you may search the librar-
single book or pamphlet upon the process
OF manufacturing brOnze powder. which
is SO extensively used the world over, yet
the process is 10 trade secret. It is prae-
ance TO-DAY which is not in vogue in the
Rited States Every ounce of bronze
powder used in America Is imported from
Bavaria. It's construction Is comparative
~ simple being zinc ana copper rolled
into plates aEu then brass ana copper
treated i'm similar fashion, this IS
eventually hammereG INTO leaf and
ground BIZ water p6Wer into q powder
which gees through a siftins process.
D. c. Tobin. the LeadviIle mining man.
is numbered among the guests at the
White House. having come down from
Butte yesterday he sald Iast night:
Within the last month / nave Witnessed
the extremes in mining in the most crude
opera tons in the zine mines at Joplin,
NO. and the completest and most up-to-
date at Butte" In speaking Of condi-
tiCrs in Leadville, ne said. LeadVllte
has produced $500 0.0J0 from the ground.
and instead OF giving out, new develop
meats show brighteN prospects daily We
have copper, lead, silver COLO, mangan-
csc and iron. We are shipping 1000 tons
of zinc ore a month to Galveston. Tex,
where it is loaded on ships for ballast and
transported to NdicmOnugne. Belgium.
where it Is treated and, ] suppose, ship
ped back TO US in the form Of zinc plates.
There is quite mining revival going on
in Leadvilie all along the line and the
mines are proving up in good shape Rail-
roads are being extended 10 the mines
and electricity is being generally utilized
panys mines are shipping out 10000 tons
OF ore per month, while new capital is
being invested 70 big extent.
John E. Pike of the Sydney Stevens
Implement company. ogden, came down
from the village up the line yesterday in
order to spend q quiet sabbath He says
that the citizens of the Junction City are
awaiting anXiOusly to see the erection OF
the $1,000 volunteer monument in Lester
battery boys on the occasion of their
march up 60 breakfast beneath the trees
in ogden. on the occasion Of their return
from Manila. As yet the monument is on
paper and not a dollar has been sub
scribed in Ogden for 1t.
Speaking of volunteer monuments. J.
II. Bellemere of Kansas City said at the
W aite House yesterday; You have a
splendid city and. county building here,
which would be a credit TO any state;
now just to set the whole thing off nicely,
Governor Wells ought to get those guns
back from Manila and when they arrive
have them placed upon granite psC5stalS
at each Of the four corners Of the block.
We have some guns and relics of the war
in Kansas City. but unfortunately We
are not 50 blessed with open spaces in
the heart Of the city as YOU are here,
tinatiOn is in doubt. ] suppose they VIII
be tucked away inssome corner eventually
where they Will not be as conspicuous as
they should be-
Knutsfdrd.-C 0. Hawley, Baltimore;
c. F. Pirkham, Utica; Elmer Z. Hortzell
and wife New York; Dave Stone and
wife, Chicago; Horace II. Smith. PhilOda,
Blanchard. II. DdNlUS blanchard.
J. Lands Blanchard, J. Morse Blanchard,
Boston: George J. Carr. Lynn. Mass:
Eva Tangnay, who Is Who" company;
Miss Lulu Randolph, Milwaukee; Mrs. r.
J JOSephsOn. Miss Alice JOsephsOn Balti-
more: r. J. Skilton, Chicago, J. Franklin,
New York; Martin ConralL Chicago; Miss
Darice Justice. Minneapolis; ". 4. Het-
eel Pittsburg. Leland e pOehler Mime
apOlis; Miss Martha Miller. Miss Carrie
Miller, New York
Cullen,-W. Rose, World; ". J. Doug
lass. PaySOn; Mrs. W. w. Cook Frisco:
H. H. Maynard and wife, Chicago; s. P.
Shearer and wife. Chatheld. r. S POT-
ter, Elko, New T. u. Slair, Who Is
Who company. w NJ. MCCuTty, Rich
field; Sven o. Nelson, Fairview; James
Campbell Bingham. p. O'Niel. q. Hud-
nail. ireland; B. J. Todd and wife Ogden:
Alex. c. ROssen. New York; Thomas
COuley, Park City; W. 2. Herbert, Butte.
Walker House.-A NJ. Bailey and wife,
J. q. Barclay and wife y Stockton. fJg-
den; c. W. Gilbert. Bingham; G. P. Mic
kleson. Alta; W. L. Thomas. Bingham;
Park City; Z. Z. Goals. Veednburg. Ind;
Thomas Goals. Bingham; Charles A.
PruiCe and wife. Harry WeIch and wife
Bert St. John and wife, Charles Pusey
Johnson, Milwaukee; Thomas GOff. Horse
ShOe. New. Arthur L. Roach. New
York: James Cherry and wife
Stella Adams, New York; a. R. Tala-
mants. Marysvale; Andrew Anderson,
Moroni; John 9. Davis. Nernal; J. S.
Sweeney, Bingham; George BrUmer.
Butte. Mont: Il. a. johnson Colorado
Springs, Colo; Ted Jones. John Jones.
Castlegate.
White House.-James o. Leary. Bing-
ham; J. II. Bellemere, Kansas City: a
Christensen. Mercur; ". A. Wilt. Bling
ham; Frank Orr, Seattle Wash: Dan c.
Tobin. Leadville. Colo; Mrs. NJ. c..
Strahorn. Los Angeles; B. Perry. Chi
cagO: /. Brown. J. L. Brown. Iowa; c.
a. Calls. b. wilkins. Coalville: G. D.
Aiken and wife. POcatellO; Mrs. J. Garvin
Park City; Mrs. A. Lambert. Mrs. NJ
vile; A. l Heaston and wife. NJ. NJ
Beaver. Bingham: Charles MOrty. Park
CITY. A L. Johnson. Ogden. Miss Lena
JOrgensOn. Miss Lizzie JOrgens0n. Miss
Nora Boyden. A. Johnson. Mt. Pleasant;
q. ). HAYS. Silver City; r Mansen. Tul-
luride. Colo; W. Pillon, w H Bealock.
PocatellO; G. A. Robertson. Robinson.
Utah; c. A. Edwards. Bingham. D. G
MCDougall Malad City, ida; Frank Nc
Dou gall Petersbu-gn. Ills, D. J. Rey-
nOlds, P. c. Bingham, Malad, Ida: A.
Smith, Park City.
Kenyon.-AIiss May Whiting. who Is
VINO company; Miss Lillian Whiting
WV I 20 n w H. Lla4Rth- " imam HI
lom, Pocatello; J. Il. Cosgrin Rawlins
Nyo- II. r. Perigo, Omaha Ne5.; W
J.. Mason. New York. Marvin Yates and
wife, San Francisco; George johnson. ir.
Eau Claire Wis. 9. X 1ICWfHian1s. o.
Der n McAuHff Miss ". McAuliff. Wei
land. Charles Hildebrand. Chicago: w
J. Snyder. Park CITY DR.. Coulter. QE-
den; F. ". SIair who Is VINO com
pany; a. 6. Korn. Ogden; 5. Baruch. san
Francisco: Julian g. H0utz. Denver: ].
Michael. New York Frank J. Carter.
San Francisco; ". H Watts. Archie
tlegote; Mrs. 7. y. RoyI. Chicago; II. O..
DesAIuth, Dayton; Miss Josephine Moore
Denver.
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