The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-13

love is blind. Burroughs Is on MS
honeymoon trip with his bride-nee Edna
Mccoy of Bellvue, Ida, the charming
daughter of J. ". Mccoy. the Idaho cat
tleman From all accounts the circum-
stances surrounding the wedding were
OF a highly novel order Friends were IN
vited from the aesthetic east and the
''uncultured'' west TO be present at the
ceremony. which was performed in the big
two-story honseboat OF the SweetseI-
Burroughs Gold Dredging company upon
the ripping waters of the Snake river-
The happy young couple propose TO larry
+ in Salt Lake for COUPE OF days ere
resuming their journey toward the Golden
Gate
L. H. sweetser of the sweetser-Bur-
rOughs Gold Dredging company said yes
terday at the Kenyon that the introduce
ton of a powerful dredger by his com
pany on the Snake river had been such
an unqualified success that the company
intended to place another on the Idaho
waters as soon as spring opened up.
SWeetser is chaperoning the bridal party
at the Kenyon. The Idaho mining man
stated yesterday that be felt that MS
present vocation was beyond his limited
powers to sustain, consequently he viii
fade from the UtOpian scene today. Con-
tinuinC he said: Idaho is fast coming to
the front as the leading sheep state of
the west; cattle are practically sold out
and sheep are hard to get. When il comes
to Soda Swings lambs. why the dealers
fan all over themselves in their endeavorS
Since the Deseret News has been rails
ing the agitation against vaccination the
number of applications for inocGla ton has
fallen off materially at Helper" said DR..
F. +. Fisk of that city yesterday. but
I can't say that the News alone has ac-
cOmplished that end. YOu know the peo-
pie out OlJr way have. taken in the ma
jOfity. never been vaccinated and al
though every case has taken in a mild
fashion they are apt 10 express surprise
at the fact that their arm is of necessity
sore for few days. As consequence
sOma of them nave become mildly
alarmed ] am going back tomorrow TO
v=ccinate some more applicants. Every
body is healthy at Helper and there is
no immediate danger OF an outbreak OF
SmailroH. I can say / do not know a
reputable doctor in the state who is Op-
posed to vaccination
ION. yes. there are tricks in every
trade" said Charles T. Robinson. a SpO-
kane dry goods merchant at the Walker
yesterday. Not One-haif of the great
clearance sacrifice sales at this time OF
the year are genuine cut and slash on
stock; there are carloads of job lots.
bought from jobbers which are put upon
the bargain counters during the sale
season but what difference does il make2
The thrifty housewife viii jump every
time at a genuine bargain Spokane is
growing egery day. and the volume of
business which st transacted in that town
is surprising
A. J. Fisk. who is a retired banker from
Waterloo. Ind. came in from Helper with
his son. Dr. T. F. Fisk, yesterday and
registered at the Kenyon. The visitor
from the HOOsieT state states that he
has to come to Salt Lake at least once a
year to enjoy the benefits of the local
medical springs, which allay his rheumat-
io trouble to a great extent. Mr.. Fisk re-
ports everything to be prospecting way
back in Indiana. but from a casual glance
affr "a OF h.
middle east has any great advantage over
the west in the matter of good times.
Prices Of cattdle are going to be pretty
stiff this spring. from present indica-
tiOns.n said J. Philbreck. the county com
missioner from Malad at the knutsfOrd
yesterday. Il Just came down from Idaho
this morning and I was lucky enough to
close a deal for 500 COWS to be shipped
to the range before I had dinner Mr..
PhlbT6Ck is member of the cattle firm
Of Philbreck & Greenwood of American
Falls He proposes TO extend his trip to
Denver and Fort Worth ere he returns
to Idaho.
A. G. Green of Bingham yesterday said
at the White House that mining opera
tons We're in full blast at the camp.
Down at the Parnel. he said, they are
driving TWO tunnels afd erecting a new
bunkhouse. The Yampa started up at the
first of the year while on the Elephant
group five men have been working for a
couple Of months past Mr.. Green is at
present working the Washington claim on
a lease, and says that he has no cause to
grumble at the output Of lead and copper
from his mine.
Curious as it may appear. Queen Vic
tOria is a printer and publisher said j.
Scott Arundel of Brighton. England. in
the knutsfOTd rOtunda last evening.
through the government she publishes
marine charts and is also owner of the
mi f1f h. of DO,
In conjunction with the universities of
Oxford and Cambridge she has the ex-
elusive privilege of printing and publish
ing the Bible. You may not publish the
Bible as it stands in the original trans
latiOn, but you may with notes: what is
more the queen s copyrights never expire
for they will last as long as the British
empire
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Chicago; George W. Hustled. New York
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