The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09

had been in Office one term and had
served with great ability. That was
countless the reason he was reelected,
put It IS still a hard matter to account
Everybody in Los Angeles is prosper
Gus and there is a good deal Of wealth
count Of the oil deposits, which extend
for $50 miles along the coast"
II. G. Williams of CastIegate was a
guest at the Kenyon yesterday. Mr..
Williams was formerly at Scofeld as
superintendent of No. 1 mine, in which
the frightful disaster ef May 1 occurred.
and was one Of the most active charac-
tiers IN the bhghted town during the
busy days following the horror.
The last time I was at Sc0ield.' said
Mr. Williams, (which was number Of
weeks ago. | could not help observing
what difference has taken place since
last May. Nearly all the families who
were living there before that time have
gone away and new faces have taken
their places. 1t viii be many years be
fore the last recollection of the Scofield
disaster is removed.
Mr.. Williams stated that the output Of
the mines at CaStlegate and a ScOheid
has not diminished d all but the great
est activity prevails in this respect.
owing 70 the large contracts that must
be filled.
Z. J. Warner of St Anthony. Ida, was
at the Kenyon yesterday, leaving last
night for the east. His trip viii take
him to Rochester. n. Y, and for the en-
tire distance he viii distribute literature
on the resources of the country lying
along Snake river his worthy object be
ing TO boost the country he lives in MT
Warner was formerly a lumber merchant
at MeTcur. He went into St Anthony
one day last October and became so in
fatuated with the region that he returned
and sold out his business and moved to
the Idaho town.
st ANTHONY is in for great big
boom" said Mr.. Warner All kinds Of
new buildings are going up aud lots Of
inc he
thanks to the Short Line and its work
in connection with the Idaho Colony
fork of the Snake river and there is ten
times more water in one canal than Is
utilized at present on all the land there
Lots of room and lots of natures ad-
vantages are making st. Anthony great
agricultural center.
gate; W. P. Cook. OceritO. Ont; J. F.
ConneU, Minneapolis; A E Bradbury,
RED Canyo0: c. II. Solier Evanston: c.
c. Gott New York. L. NJ Hurley, Butte :;
William Harconbe. san Francisco, David
Mccartney. New York: MiHnette Bar
rett, A. J. Kelley, FTawley company; H
Denver; 5. II. shoruinger:. Chicago
james G. Downward and wife Goa tes-
vile. Pa: h A. Duffield and wife. san
Francisco; F. c. Diamond, Duluth; A
r. Huyer, New York; r. a. jaime, POca-
teiIo, Ida: =. Z Rider. Chicago; hugo
Gunnser, san Francisco; l. Z. t5oodhue
Denver: II. c. eastman, Frawley COM
many. Eugene B Well San Francisco;
William H Penmau, East Chicago, Ind .
G. Turner. Frawiey company. Mark Hop
kins, St Louis; F. \. Becker. New YORK.
The Knutsford w. ". Erskine, St,
Louis; c. f Jordan. New York; A. 9.
paws Saginaw: A G. kaufman. New
york. T. d Frendley, San Francisco;
Mis- Mary Van Buren,. New York; }. z.
Amory. Dublin. Ireland: Miss Alice john
son Norway. Harrington =. Reynolds.
london: r. L. Sizer. Butte; Henry Vie
ner, London Mr, and Mrs NJ Epstein.
chicago; George B. Holden and wire,
BOSTON: f Cutting and wife. Oaklandi
ID p Hyatt, New York; W H. Webster,
Wisconsin; n. K Young, St Louis: W
W Carpenter, La Crosse Wis; +. GRIT
nth and wife Los Angeles, ". II. Pye,