The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-21
HOTEL GOSSIP.

Dennis Ryan, one of the oId-timers of
Utah, was at the Cullen yesterday, hav-
ing just come in from visiting his iron
properties in southern Utah. Mr.. Ryan
LETT this state twenty-five years ago and
Is now living in st. Paul, Mimi, but
comes back occasionally TO visit cid
friends and look after his property.
Il see wonderful DEVELOPMENT in Utah
Mr. Ryan said. When 1 first visited
the Tintic district thirty years ago the
sunbeam was the only paying mine in
Utah We were kept out OF some OF
the claims with ShotSuns until We salts
ned the owners that We were permitted
to go through. Utah has wealth in her
hills of which the people little dream.
The new processes of mining are develop
ing some of 1t, but the work is hardly
begun. In Iron county, where 1 have
just been, there is wealth of iron that
is just waiting for an outlet. When that
outlet will be furnished L don't know,
but there are tremendous fortunes await
ing the capitalists who Will build a road
in there and make 1t possible to get the
iron and coal to the market
Mr.. Ryan is jointly interested in south
ern Utah with Matthew Cullen and Allan
G. Campbell They have held their
claims for twenty years or more and still
have faith In the ultimate development
OF the country. Mr.. Ryan viii leave Tor
his eastern home in day or two.
DR.. Herman Reamer and wife OF Pitts
burg, Pa, are stopping at the Walker
for a few days on their way TO the coast
This is the first time that Dr. ReameE
has been in Salt Lake for twenty years.
You can have no idea what q change /
notice since my last visit here, he said.
When I last passed through Salt Lake
it was but little better than a large VII
lage. All the important buildings have
been erected since. The streets have been
paved and the place begins to take on
metropolitan airs. Our drive about the
city this afternoon was revelation as
to has1 nd n.
the city. Salt Lake is destined TO be
fine city. in my judgment. 1 thought the
west was in its infancy when 1 was mere
twenty years ago: L think it is in its IN
fancy still, and l look for great develop
ment in this western country IN the next
few years"
Dr. ard Mrs. Reamer are taking q
long trip that will consume the greater
part OF the summer. They so north from
here and will visit ali places Of interest
on the coast returning home by way OF
New Orleans.
Bishop James Andrus Of St George was
at the Cullen yesterday and gave a very
eucouraginE report Of fruit and grain
prospects in Washington county. We
need rain again" he said, but the Dan
we will have a big crop. The grain is
doing well, too, and farmers are feeling
pretty good"
Mr.. kndrus was found in close consul
tduOn WIN Il. -. GUAls WHO mas DGGAi
often and favorably mentioned IN con-
nection with the Democratic nomination
for governor, but neither would diVuige
the subject of their talk and neither
would have word to say about politics
that touched anywhere close to home.
Invariably when the subject Of the gov
ernorship was mentioned 10 hr. Lund
he turned the conversation to the revolu-
tiOnary war.
The Kenyon.-W. P. Wood, Grencastle.
Ind; R. f. Sheppard, Austin, MINI; A.
H Arnett, Dickinson, n. D.; II. ".
Dover, Chicago, ernest AaFCher. 81
Paso, Tex; c. w. Suits, Kew YORK; ".
RosenfeIt, San Fran1isco Or. Herman
Reamer and vile. rlttsbuf =. Joaepa Ja-
Ids, George r. Aeigs, 4heW YORK l..
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Chicago <. ". Srasnser, So. Loussi a.
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4seW York; w. j.. HI14eE5f1iid. Denver;
Alexander c. Blair, Los -Anse.es' A-ss
sweet, san Francisco u. y. l-.-li.- i---o
wife, Butte; 4. L. CLARK. Fred Nelson
and wife. Provo: S. W. Morrison. u.
Gonymour. Livingston; Mrs. Truly, Chi
caKO; Mrs. M. r. Bosworth and daughter,
WeIlsville, Kan; NJ ". Pethgrand and