The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-12
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are beginning 10 inaugurare electric modes
OF transportation in LunnoD and COM
pany is expending millions OF pounds in
tunneling under the city for distance
Of ten or twelve miles. The road will
be Town some sixty feet below the streets
and the stations viii be furnished with
electric lifts capable OF carrying some
sixty people to the trains below. Out
side of this venture electric lines are not
very much in vogue. being entirely con-
hned 10 the provinces, such as Dover,
Bristol, Liverpool. Leeds and Glasgow.
Mr.. Williams further took occasion 10
criticise the universal cigar habif among
the American adult male citizens. i
can't see for the life OF me, he said
now IL is that your people, who manu-
facture the finest pipe tobacco in the
world. will insist on smoking cigars made
OF inferior tobacco AT late hour the
Britisher was raking American Journal
ism fore and aft.
indications point toward big mining
revival in Nevada this spring and we
hope for the good old times TO return.
said J. b. Williamson Of Ely. New, at
the Cullen yesterday. Around Ely to-
day there are over twenty silver quartz
mills going 10 rack and ruin. which were
shut down at the time of the demOnetiZa-
ton OF silver. Although silver mining Is
now thing of the past, there is cOnsid-
cradle excitement manifested in gold and
copper locations in White Pine county.
which are showing up IN good shape"
Mr.. Williamson, who has held the COM
Dned offices of assessor and treasurer Of
White Pine county for the past fourteen
years, IS on rus way nome from his an
nual trip for rest and recreation in CALI
fornia, in which STATE he has been for the
past three months hunting the fountain
OF perpetual youth. he places the pOpu-
latlOn of the county under his iuriSdic-
ton al about 1.SO0. and scattered al that
In reviewing the mining excitement in
the IOs, the official stated that some in
dlvidual camps in those days numbered
eight times the total of the entire county
population today.
J. II. Dietz of Owantoma Mimi. is
numbered among the guests registered at
the w Ite. House. DleJz has been look
ing over the Bear river district with the
IDEA Of purchasing a farm and setting
down IN Idaho. In curse of conversation
last night he said: There Is quite a large
number OF settlers flOm Minnesota To-
Gated IN Idaho today and they are doing
Wei, although, OF course. the iate arrivals
coming into a new country, feel some
what lonesome for the the sights and
SOUNDS Of home, but they will get over
IL IN time and if anyone can raise a crop
OF wheat the Minnesota farmers can"
IN speaking regarding conditions in his
state, he said; of course the land is all
taken up back there and the surplus pop
ulauon IS seeking place "a migrate 10.
minnesota IS a splendid state in the sum
mer time, but l can say as much for the
winters II is probably the best butter
raising state in the Union, and when the
Idaho settlers get fully established they
VIII undoubtedly furnish evidence of rneir
capabilities along that line
The usual Sunday evening congregation
OF 0rummers was enscOnsed in the leather
cnalrs at the Kenyon last night: the text
Tor the evening was horse racing AT
this JuncJure, K L. Robinson of Chica 90
unburdened himself as follows: AT a
meet at Gravesend last year the sun
Diazed down upon field of hot, excited
horses ana men. waiting until the &c
centrlcltleS Of the starter and an even
more eccentric horse should combine to
get them in line. The patience of the
former Was at last exhausted.
Bring up that horsei Come I'D on
that brute. You'll get into tro1ole over
TINS, ! tell your and 50 forth.
L cant clip hit, sir replied the little
imported jockey impatiently; this his a
CAP orse, this 'Orse his. + won't start
~ me door shuts, and-I 'avsa't got no
bloody door, "
Knutsford.-J. c. SchHtIer. New York;
II. Callahan, Mary G Mercer. Robinson
t us. W. : a. Il, Peck and wife. New York;
Sanford ]. Truman, Michigan; d. Gil
letes. Montana; d H McEWen. Los An
geles; a 6. Gansler, Camden. n. j.:
George Ashweu. New York; George S.
4.
Bluffs; s. J. Wilkins and wife. Chicago;
H. T. HOLSTER, Dubuque: A. H. Avles-
worth, Cincinnati; Curtis II. Lindley. San
FRANCISCO; George II. Clark. l.. a. Lin
gTr, o Mankafo' MINI; G. J. Squirt, San
francisco; L. q. Moser, Chicago: l. w
Erankei New York; J. P. GaZZam, Pope
Hea1man, ST. Louis; S. W. Mendd. Lead
Yllle; Mr.. and Mrs. William hume Joliet
MS j. II. Jewett San Francisco; Al
peri A Brazer and wife, Louis Kann and
wife. Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs George ]
Laighton. Mr.. and Mrs L. II. Wales. New
YORK; Mrs Saliie. Asheville, n. c.
Cullen.-John B. Williamson. Ely. Nev..
albert johnson, LyOnsville. Ia: c. Fer
gusOn and wife, MarShalltown. Ia John
christopher Hamilton. Wis: Frank
BALDWIN. Laramie; James McKera. Mil
lord i, l. sehoeh and wife. c. Ditmore.
Smelly, Mt. Nebo; S. R. Thurman. Provo:
y. A. Page, Park City; J. II. Bacon. city:
MIS-. j. {. Hayes. Park City; Mrs. J. j
McNichols, ONeil, Neb.; Mr.. and Mrs,
Van Nalkenburger, Nickramkee; 3. o.
Watts, Arch Bowman. Ogden; j. r,
Boshard, j. II. Boshard, H. S. Payne /
1. Payne, Provo; F. c. Hunmely, Dem
YER D. Burns, Green River; B. Mathis
and wife. Ogden; Henry Davis. Provo;
j. H. Schenk, Mt. NebO.
Walker HOuse-G. Y. Jones. Murray.
John Smith, James Brown, Ogden: Holm
ZONES Zones samuel Boden, Bingham; William
Price; w. J. Bryan, Ferron: ]. B. era
nam, Bingham; J. r. Snowden Logan.
!: G ThOresen, James Davis. Hyrunn: w
n. Person. Denver; J. D. Killpack. F.
A hlllpack, Ferron, Utah.
White House.-Mrs. c. Strahorn. los
Angeles; J. w. Cummings. II. A Fraser
Blngham; j. H. Brimley, Park City; Sam
Steele, Altus: a. L. Johnson. Ogden: l..
start r. Raymond. Denver; H. Roos and
wife. Texas: c. c. GraybiI. Butte: i w
Williams, Ogden; w. a. Springer. Boston:
Charles Toepel, Nevada: n. Wagner
Idaho; p Fay. Ogden; J. VI. RydaIcR. G.
anderson. e. F. WOOlley. Grantsville: A.
HoulSon. Mantt; J. H. Leonard. 4 ontana:
I. Newton. Bingham. Ed Bosley. Ger
many; J. Moon, Mat Schwartz. Bingham
J. Il Clark, w J. Clark, Grantsvilie; III.
A. Johnson, Leipsic. o.
Kenyon. - Max Abraham. Chicago:
George X. McWflHams, Ogden; r. T,
Robinson. F. Marquette Chicago; Ev-
erett r; Foster. Spokane; J. A Cutler.
Usage. Ia: H z. O'Brien, H. A. Sutten
Chicago; W. r. Loose. r. B. Whittmore
NJ. Clinton. California: Flint Bowen. Min.
neapolis; NJ. Hartman, Ogden; d. T.
Fell and wife. Tacoma: c. NJ Culbertson,
Illinois.
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