The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-24

smelter; so crude was the method Of the
old Dons in extracting the metal that
this pFoSpector Is simply shipping the Stag
in car lots and getting q comfortable re-
turn right along OF from 70 10 Sd Der cent
copper. over at santa Rita three miles
distant. there is another Old time mine.
with its adobe block house sin stand
ing and well defined tunnel running from
the block house 70 the mine prouer ToiS
property is likewise yielding good returns.
When it comes to unearthinE Old Aztec
implements, why, the country is lust full
OF them. Potter lays claim 10 being one
OF the first men on the ground at Cripple
Creek and still has mining interests i'm
that Colorado camp. Like q good many
successful miners, me man from Texas is
enjoying the experience of passing
through the litigation stage He travels
TO Denver next week in Greer To- attend a
mining suit in which he is interested.
Yes. this little SCRAP I'm South Africa
has made the price of diamonds bounce up
as high as 60 per cent. and Of Kimberley
romans bottled up for many more months
diamonds viii become more than lux
uT1es. said II. T. Peck of Denver at the
Kenyon yesterday. Some Of the know
ing ones bought in some time back. before
things reached the present climax. and
they are making good money Ola the in
Yestment. l bought IN some 300 worth
in 50. and although things were kind Of
dull in Denver in '96 and O. ] sold ont last
year and did well on tho speculation.
Mr.. Peck Is at present staying in Salt
Lake with the idea of embarking in the
diamond business in this city He reports
Denver to be moving right alUng in line
the latest improvements being the Ie-
modelling Of the Tabor Grand building
in which the Pinkerton detecuya agency
has rented the entire second Haor front
paying $500 month for the privilege.
J. Eisermann of PdhIanagat VALLEY. New.
came into salt Lake yesterday with "a
trainlOad of fat cattle en- route 20 Omaha
He spent yesterday I'm resting uD al the
Cullen. cir. Eisermaun saws Do is "a hard
OLD trip for cattle over the route he took
to the shipping point at MOdeua U-an.
Despite the fact that he drove the buucu
of cattle across 100 miles Of UTa eti.8 IL
desert land. he said that the animals did
not suffer on the trip as much as they did
on the cars coming up 20 Salt Lake. The
desert drive is split up Into two trips be-
tween watering placCS-the first -urlGg be-
ing sixty miles distant from che starting
point, while the WearisOme space of forty
miles divides the next stoppa-e for water
According to the cattleman Indians are
more SerViceable as herders on q one
quently the major portion OF Eisermann s
party is made up Of redskins.
William Garland of Los Angeles. Cal.
came into town yesterday and registered
at the KnutsfOTd. Mr. Garland is Well
known as being the contractor on the
big Bear river Irrigation canal scheme.
He is at present occupied in railroad con-
structOn in Arizona.
Il have visited the capitol building at
Washington the whispering gallery at
st. Pauls cathedral. London. but 1 must
say" said L. +. 1hayer OF Richmond. Va.
at the KnutsfOrd yesterday. that when
the old gentleman or. ps tee pin IN the tau
ernacle the acoustics there are simply
marvellous.
NJ P. Hires, secretary of the White
Sewing Machine company, Is staying at
the knutStOrd previous TO proceeding To
the coast to look after the interests of the
company in China and japan. Mr.. Hires
said yesterday that although the factory
was turning out 20 machines q day they
could not begin to keep up with the de-
mand of the western country. at the same
time the Asiatic trade was assuming large
proportions that would necessiJate d
branching out in all directions During
his stay IN town the sewing machine man
has spent his leisure time in throwing
bouquets at the west generally, and Salt
Lake in particular. and otherwise draw
ing comparisons derOgatOTy TO the effete
east
F. D. Whiting, representative of the Ma
Jonal Biscuit company, who dates his
mail from St. Joseph. is another business
man who is smitten with the charms OF
Il ~.
at the kenyon last night 81 generally
come out to Utah two or three times dur
ing the year. but / always make il a point
to come out here in the summer time
more as vacation tnan any 3ing e-se3--
when reVel In the finest bathing in the
world Mr. Whiting says that the
Roberts case is not making SUCH stir in
the east ana south as some people at
home would be led TO believe Most people
are talking about tho general good times
and II they do happen TO turn the CONVEX
satiOn toward western topics the present
developments in Montana III the Clark
case overshadow the Roberts case
Knutsford.-George Perry Tracy. Chi
cage; William Garland, Frank W Bur
nette, Los Angeles John E BagIey. OE-
den; Harry Walker. Denver q. A We're
en-, Davenport; A. c. BaTbTan. Silver
Hutchins, St. Louis. j. w Potter. FL
PasO, Tex; Dr.. A 7. LawbauEh- and
wife, Mrs. z. Roliman Calumet Mich.
Dr. w. smith, E-mira. \ T., b T.
Kentucky; l. Z. Thayer. Richmond. Va,
Seth A. LangtOn. x. r. Kraft Chicago,
c. +. Barbour, +. r. Barton. Providence
X. L; Charles Seiber. St. Louis. a, NJ.
Yates, Kalamazoo; G. W. Martin, Denver,
g. q. Russell, Helper
WaIker.-William White. Murray: Joe
Hopkins MeTcur: Charles Christensen.
AIanti; II. Hill, Silver City; J. NJ. FerSu-
son Mercur; W. II. Gage and wife, Provo;
r Forester, Cast.eEatei jos Hyiand,
MercUr; G. W. Robertson. g. ". Muller
3 Mcdonald, Charles Naudyke- ken
lucky; Nj. H. Mcleod. Silver City, J. W.
Lawrence and wife MeTcur
Cullen.-J W. CLYDE. Heber: John Ply
son, Deer Lodge; J. EisermanH. Nevada.
William Glasmann. ogden, Guy Flenuer.
Boise; John POrteTa~, Spokane; james
Campbell, Bingham. f.. +. Barter. Spring
- dol AN ~ II q.
ton; S F. Whitney. Mercur- ). J. SellaT.
Mrs. Dora Sellar. Denver; n. +. RlsmuS-
sen, Memphis; D. It. Love, Provo: j.
White, Trenton, y j.: Charles Moss.
J. II. Pedenskey. Dawson, ". Z. r. Mott
man and wife, Oshkosh; J. S. Reef. Lad
vile.
White House-w. o. Greer. Idaho; Park
Wooster and wife. j. Hooking and wife.
Racine, Wis; Ed Layton, Philadelphia
James Hickey, Nevada; Arthur Nut-.
Paris, l0a.; J. II. BellUuere. Kansas Cl-y,
G ID. Coates. sam Davis. Bingham. n
h McGlynn, Silver City. W. j. DOuS, F.
J: Mallet, Tooele; John T. Flinders, C.. NJ:
Matthews Grantsville. c. j. SUl-man and
wife, Miss A. Terry. Bingham; T.. J. Han.
American Falls, Ida, Charles G. Walker.
Springville; w. Morrow. Murray. Bert
Martin. J. GUntheT. Park City $ Poi
lock. Alta; Mrs. :. J. Richardson, Miss
Richardson, Park City; a /. Johnson.
Alta; E Madden, Denver; Miss y Chris
tenson, Vernal; T. H. Franklin 5. 3.
Thatcher, Logan; George Austin. Lc1ii
r \. Buell.. Heber, john Johnson. d.
Smith, Eureka.
Kenyon.-H. Robinson, New York; II. &.
Sipple Butte; w. ROsinblatt. san Fran
cisco; A. j. HOlenouist Denver. w. f.
Osborne. ]. Rosenberg, New York. J. w.
Potter. El PasO, Tex, J. c. McCnryscal
and wife, Eureka; il. Z. Hershey, Idaho;
W. I. McGinnis and wife. Valentine Cid
con. Ogden; W. +. Gilbert Los Angeles;
Thomas L. Forester. N. D. Deaver. d.
H Jackson, St Joe; II. +. Sticking Chi
cago; c. f. Coulter ogden; Miss Joseph
Inc Adams. Cheyenne, g. A. Mckay, san
Francisco; ]. Ross Clark Los Angeles,
George f. Smith, Idaho Falls Joseph r,