The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-06


high as thirty-eight tons to the acre hav-
ing been raised in Lewiston. There is a
good prospect too, of our having a good
canning factory near Logan in the near
The school election at Logan was on
strict party lines, Mr.. Hay ball stated and
the system seems TO meet with general
satisfaction.
T 4. Rees of the state land board says
tnat Sanpete is bound to have a sugar
In our own little town of Wales said
ne at the White House, the greatest en-
tnus1asm is being manifested over the
proposition, and while 1t Is doubtful that
the Utah Sugar company will act i'm
! medlately there is to my certain knOwl-
cage some eastern capital combined with
salt Lake capital which viii start at
once to build a splendid plant The exact
/ location has not been selected. but il viii
/ De IN the north end of the county It has
been demonstrated that Sanpete beets
are OF superior quality. even though the
scarcity q water last season made things
IN favorable TO best results
MI Rees IS attending the present ses-
son OF the land board, which today ap-
/ praises the university square with a view
1 70 putting it on the market.
George d. Dalton. the Chicago hardware
! drummer, was speaking last night of
Montana politics, having returned from
/ butte in time to sleep at the knutsford
! IN all my days, said he, Il have never
/ visited city like Butte The town is
/ Just as perceptibly divided into Clark and
/ Daly factions a : was France in the DAYS
1 OF the revolution Many had supposed
/ tnaJ at Days death the Old reud would
ole out, but that isn't the case at ali
/ The Amalagamated copper Deoule have
8 taken UP the night right where the late
4 copper KING lett of, and the indications
are that it will be many years before
politics are in normal condition in Mon
I tana- It seems to be the intention 10
/ light Clark in everything he does even
after he is elected senator
MT Dalton states that business is gen
rrE in
northwest.
Don c. Robbins of Provo is in the city.
aIter a trip into Iron and Emery coun-
ties.
Down around Cedar City. said Mr..
ROBBINS, the people are ali worked IN
over the probability of the Los Angeles
& Salt Lake railway coming into their
valley Everybody met wanted to know
the latest news concerning it, and thev
seem to fully appreciate the value the
road viii be TO them BY opening up
those vast iron and coal lands down there
the new road will DO more for the state
an my opinion. than any enterprise thar
mas been established in Utah in many
Mr Robbins has in view the sale of his
properties in Iron county to the Ga5es
The kenyOn.-B. r. Armstrong New
york; F. J. Marshall. San Diego: John F.
smith, Colorado; r. NJ FOncr0Ok Font9-
Rei!e; 9. g. Fickyel, Wyoming; ". .
MetcaIf, Pullman. MS; {. c. Colt. New
York c. w Lynde, Chicago- w. H. Can.
kansas City; II. c. Mcconnell. W Me
SStonns5il' A, Hayes. Helena. Mont: p. II.
manchester, st. Louis. W. II KfnseIv
Pullman; Rose Blumkin Butte: h. s
SaIdo and wife, Pueblo. Colo: c NJ
Aiiiier, Denyer; Ray Jones, 4. J. Hosmer
Provo J. Rosenberg. c. D. Scroft Or
Solburn. Poeateiio; William Galloway,
monmouth, MS; G, r Davis, Chicago: j.
NJ Mel MOuntainhOme. J. l. De Haven
and wife, Boise, Ida: g II. Moon, &. =,
kausOpher, St ANTHONY Ida w
Cobb, ST. Louis, J. Il. DOrfiingeF Middle
ton Conn: W s Menees, San Francisco;
F. II. Bach, St Louis; A. l. Jones. Ana
c0nda; c b Elliott Denver
White HoBse.-A. Chadwick and wife.
st9nrod- Ida; Mrs. II. l. Bayes and fam
lily, Rigby; M Fitzgerald, Draper: r. y.
llr. Stookey. Grantsville; \ G. Overhold,
Kernal; G. ". Aldrach, Clear Lake: J. A
A. Anderson, s. S Worthington, George
Hammond, Grantsville; T. Fowler. Isehf.
r - ya 5,Il.l M 4, c H Fitzpatrick
Pafk CITY: q: ; Hays, Silver City; ". G.
CLAYTON. Kichfeld; J. A. Love, Omaha:
J. c. livingston, Fountain Green: WI
liam G. Pack, Mrs. j.. T. Pack. Kanlas
A. J.. Heaston, Bingham; Mrs d. r. Var
ley, Eureka; r. E. Mattocks Chicago. W
=. Chapman. Alex Crystal. Eureka; Miss
J. T. Paxton, Stockton. George I thomson
and wife, Master THOMSON. Graysv1lfe
A n. 4
"a; " s Mclaughlin, PocateilG; Mrs. W
J. oJnes, Miss Bertha Baum. Laramie
J. s. Williams and wife Anaconda; r. r
Marshall Tacoma. Wash.
The Knutsford.-A. ]. Harreu Palo
Alto. Cal; O. P POsey, Los Angeles; Mrs
- T. NJ hitmore Miss Whltmore. a. a. |
mendill, s. G. WILDER. NJ. Eyer and wife (
New York: o. G. Laberue and wife [
Spokane, Wash; 3. X. COffmsn. George
y. Chisholm, w 5. Haynes. G. s Fuller
{ I q n 90
and wife, l. Clifford Badge William h :
Pierce and wife. Fall River, Mass. Miss /
8. NJ. Titus, ShOrtsville. y. y; William I
u. Hart and wife. New Britain. Conn. I
Mrs. NJ. V. Shepard. Dorchester, Mass; /
A. a Wilkinson. Providence. r. l.; /
Thomas g. Barton, Balumore- G. r. /
yer; Mrs. Margaret Elliott. Mrs. AlveIta /
Scott. I y; Rogers; Baltimore; Ed G. /
wife T. ]. Miller and wife. Chicago: 4
Richard A. Parker. William A. Sexton ]
Boston; J. T. RsdOr. fremont, O.: r. A !
BoggeSs II. W. Walker, San Francisco: I
c. ~ Schmidt. HGboken, y. J.
The Walker.-F. r. Hammond. Moab. /
n. Jennings. Kansas City; c ?. Crawford. 1
Greek, Colo; Sam Good, Colorado Springs. /
Colo: George Mueller Manti: y. Smith. {
r. II. Grore, Terrace; J. johnson. Utah. /
II J. Ludwig. Grand Junction Charles /
Otterman. Utah, l.. D. Siryer and wife. !
Spokane; George Z. Allen. Portland. I
ore w ". jenkins, NepHls - M N OTid. {
Provo. John Ryan. Utah. John Water !
man. Baker City, ore; Charles Lowend- /
back, NJ. l.. Caffery. Stockton; John |
Tingwatt. NJ. II. Sykes. Terrace; z 8. /
Blanchard. Helena. Mont
The Cullen-W. II. Caps. Kansas City: (
D c. Klenge. Butte: w. (. Siegmound
Baltimore; George Smith, Park City; j.
" Larson. Cache Junction: G. W |
Wiliiia msou. NJ. ID. Sester. San Francisco:
John Brown. Oakland, Cal; d. McVicOl. /
San Francisco: W B. Edmunds Port
land J. A. Green, @. II. Clogne, POca-
tello: John Breese Chicago: /. A. Grove
Springvilie; G. r. Talbot Denver: a
Cobb Cadillue. Mich. A /. Robson.
Detroit
Maurice Thompson Is III.
Charlottesville, Ind. Dec 5.-Maurice
Thompson. the author who has been
i'll at his home in this city for several /
weeks, is now reported to be in an
alarming condition.
The 95c Sale.
81 80 up to 1850 Silks and $500 up to /
SO 50 yard Matellasses, Pierolas, Gre |
pons. 95c.,
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