The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-10

months changed so that their old friends
would not know them Tney have taken
a new lease of life and turned out 10 work
again rs sound as they were twenty years
before
S. X. Dexter and A c, Russell with their
wives all OF Lowell Mass. and at pres
ent guests of the Kenyon. have made an
almost record breaking trip through a
great part Of the United States and also
touching points in Canada and Mexico.
Mr.. Dexter who is a commission and pro-
duce merchant is combining business
arr simply touring The party left Lowell
on Jan. 80. and some Of the cities they
have visited since that time are St
Louis, Hot Springs, III Paso, Chihuahua.
Mex, Santa Barbara Los Angeles and
CucamOnga- At the last named place ".
c. James a friend of Mr.. Dexter, has an
orange grove. which was revelation 10
his friend from the east The grove.
SAYS Mr.. Dexter has been under Guilt
walton for eight years. and while We were
thers they were picking from seven to
nina boxes az day 20 991 x M 99d Dexter
accOrdiLg TO the size OF the oranges.
Other points in California visited by the
party were Santa Monica, santa Barbara,
Pasadena. San Francisco, san Joe. santa.
Cruz and Monterey Mr.. Dexter had
much to say about the big red wood trees
of this country. He saw the tree in the
follow of which General Fremont had
said TO be capable of holding twenty-five
people.
The homeward trip of the party VIII
take them through Colorado Springs, Den
yer and Norfolk Neb. Here Mr.. Dexter
owns a cold storage Talking on TINS
subject he said. You may not be aware
that the greatest industry in the United
States is the egg business. Trade statistics
show that the amount OF money involved
in the buyiug and selling Of eggs amounts
10 some millions of dollars more than are
invested in any other form o. TRACE. Here
in salt Lake City | have TINS afternoon
taken or1erS for sixteen carloads Of eggs.
to to Lowell alone / shipped tWenty-elght
carloads last year. Yes, most people have
not the faintest idea of what the egg
business amounts to in this country.
The Observation-Disclosures S. Jones. Rob
ert A Smith Henry II. Smith, Pniladel-
phia; ". NJ. Mitchell. chicago; :. A Naa-
Glove ard wife, Marnworth; Miss A. Il.
AsDee. Milwaukee; + A HaVersuc, 81
Paul: Alfred Sriliman. San Francisco; W.
L. Jacoby, Chicago; Emil J. Ruthman.
Denver; George ". Blrnbaum and wife,
New York. James H. Davis, Chicago; c.
+. MaFtain. Denver: R. Barnes. o. r. *
\. Co; J. r. Edwards. oregon; Mrs. Lulu
f. Largsy, Butte; Charles Aemper. Bos~
Ton: Alex Hedquist. Provo: @. L. Tracy,
Helena. Q. Z. WellsJ, Boston, D. Wolff,
New York; NJ. Kennedy, Johnston, y. Y;
Mrs. 7. Gordon. Boston; Mrs. Charles A.
Anderson. Henry 7. Smith and Wife. Paw
MSS Bertha Tool, California; William
Robinson, Ypsilanti; W. j.. Cartan. Den
yer; J. NJ. Bauerton. Ccicago; Charles W.
InompklnsOn, Kentucky.
The Cullen.-C. B. Ruston. Omaha: T.
L. Rogers, Minneapolis; Ed kiddy. Island
City, Ore; 7. J. Hagenbarth, GOdburg,
Ida; J. ID. Wood, Boise; J. J. Mcdonald,
Nampa, Ida; W. B. Stanly, William Will
son, Grand junction; J, 5: Reef. Lead
vile; j. a. Mease, Nernal. Simon Mitchell
and Wife, BrOckton. Mass; A. Raymond
ana wife. J. d. McAyoy and Wife Miss
Kelly, Ruthburs, Ida; II. c. Wood. Mar
ket Lake. Ida, r N Nelson. Murray; J.
w Whitney, Wyoming; y. j. Sharp, Hal
ley, Ida; {. 3. Chadwick, Mrs. NJ. Peck
ham. Murray; Charles EOyette, John Bur
ley and wife. Boulder. Colo; Y. c. Rou-
Ter, Focatell0; J. NJ Macfarlane Sulphur
dale.
Kenyon.-Charlas Friedberry. Toledo:
Henry Lltchfield. Mr.. Menson. +. B. Her
rick, Lieutenant George White. Chicago;
K. Z. NorthingtOn, Racine; Mr.. and Mrs.
Russet. L. K Dester. Massachusetts; A.
H White, Ogden: Mrs. w. F. Jones. Col
orado; J. c. Martin. Chicago: Jessie
Krughes and wife, Provo; R. McAIlister.
milwaukee; Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Segen,
M3rshaltOwn; A Paulson, Chicago; L. NJ.
Olson, Price; H. A. SUrtOn, Chicago; l.
LoWenstein, Price.
Walker. Reynolds. Cegle; S. Foote.
Bingham; r. \. Young, city: Mrs
Thompson. Seattle, Wash; r. Carol and
wife. Lockpcrt, N Y; J. J. Buckler. Gin
cinnati; G. T. Senfeld. Denver: NJ T.
King. LEX, Pa; w. A. Settey and wife.
Denver. Mrs. u. Barney Mss c. Barney
Grown Point. Ind: Nelson Mccormick,
Medina; George NJ. Eder. wife and family
Crown Point; Clara Wadworth. Pueblo,
Colo; Charles O'Neil, Bingham; E. H.
Palley. Evanston, Wyo.
White HOuse.-A- A Jewett. Minnesota:
A: l. johnson, Ogden; S. Anderson and
wife, Wyoming: s. SOrensOn. Centerville;
J. J. Davis Provo; R. c. Brown, J. P.
Sweeney. Park City; L. w Morgan
TCOele: ]. W. Cox, Idaho. George MalIett
T,ooe,e; c. H; Berry, Fred Butler Cegale;
ID, Benner. Cherry Creek; o. NJ Best,
Dillon. Mont: c. W Madley. Minnesota:
\. a. Scribner. Stockton; J. B. McManus,
Castlegate; W. z. Scott. Cleveland. O.: A
EskelsOn. MendOn; p. Christensen, May
field; J. n. Deetz. OwatOnna, MINI. H n
CARR, Mil Greek; r. H. Beesley, Provo:
v A Murray, Ogden; John Welde, Stock
ton.