The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-05
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the prospect of the Short Line extending
INTO that town, said L. StraSburg. the
Wen BhoWn Sneepman- yesterday Il
was there three days ago and the Short
Line surveyors We're lust one mile south
OF town apparently running a line dI-
rertN Tor the settlement. At present the
TooeIe people have to go five miles bv
wagon TO reach the railroad and the
ue-ot recommendation are "A disgrace to
the company 1t would not be an uu-
'rciltable move to extend that five miles
and reach the town From there, they
could go to Ophir and Stockton without
t=-t il is their Intention to go down
that far from the Terminus line nobody
seems to doubt. The town of Tooele
would give the railroad anything it
E---t- in the way of franchises or any
other --1ucements within reason would
be offered for the extension. There is a
I-.-Il there big enough TO make the ven
ture pay at once I look for a move of
tins kind in the near future, especially
since the track Is being broad-gaUged-"
r. J. hasenbarth, manager of the
uod Livestock company, came down
rom the north last night Speaking Of
me Shcsp industry. he said winter range
that part of the country.
In Idaho and Montana, especially
along the Snake river. said Mr.. Hagen
b2-th. the fall of rain on top of snow
has covered the range with hard crust
there. Many herds are being brought in
20 be fed. Our company found it neceS-
a
AID between Blackfoot and St ANTHONY
l Judge there are 15O,OOJ head Of sheep
being fed.
The condition prevails in parts of
Montana but after leaving Red Rock,
for eighty miles north there is no snow
whatever and tn livestock is doing fine.
A-. Hdgenharth says that all the
Siockmen of Idaho are enthusiastic over
lne coming livestock convention. He
KNOWS some who are going TO bring
herds for the exhibit from distances al
OF the railroad
s. a King says that Provo is i'm the
midst of q building boom
several inc blocks have recently been
erected Sid he, notably the Jesse
knight building. which is 10 be the home
of - number of LODGES and fbe addition
20 the First National bank. other bust
ness blocks and some fine residences are
gong up W Ork Is about 10 begin on the
ne" power plant OF the Telluride Power
Transmission company.
The question OF a union depot for the
- GrdnQe W esteTn and oregon Short
Line IS being asitated again, and the peo-
pie DedeV4 II VIII be built Provo would
-.---.2 made a bid for the Rio Grande
Western shops had not the city council
OF salt Lake shown a disposition so ia
VoTable 10 the franchises asked
Eemon.-L y. Eohn. LeadvilIe. J. l.
bda5e. Chicago, II. J.. ComstOck and
wife Hillside Colo. Lou Mayer Cincin-
n"t.; Charles Hathis and family. Colorado
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terhDuSe, san Francisco; Miss Maskell.
Quincy. Ills: James Shaw. Cripple
Greek W s Thomas. St Louis; r. L.
Willard Denver NJ. y Morse and wife
l.e Mars. Ia, Miss Alice Morse Mrs. J.
y Michel lie Mars. Ia; Z. r. Harry,
New York: Mrs. A. = Clarke and daugh-
ter. INDIANAPOLIS; J. :. LawtOn, Ibapah;
j. 3. REYNOLDS. James Kidder, 5. J. Jones,
Provo; r O. Sharp. Denver; Thomas J.
l.esher. Lansing Mich; William Luty,
). I Imam. New York. p G Diamond,
Duluth, ID. II BTeithan. BlaCkfOOt Ida;
N. W. Merrill. St Louis r. r PatteT-
son, Omaha: d. J. Lindsay; Chicago; Miss
Stella Bennett Rawlins. WyO.; Richard
Webb. Gleuwood. Colo. \. p. Mackie,
Sacramento, II. koilenOrgen, Chicago;
Thomas Horgein- New York
E(uutsford.-John y. BLACK, san Fran
cisco +. ]. Robinson, 81. Louis; Harry
NJ. Warf. J. J. AiSfasser, Chicago; \. X
5. Partridge; Portland; Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel LHuderberEcr. Germany; w. \.
Kellar Butte. W. y H. Waldeck, Den
Yer.
CulIen-F. J. Ha-enbarth. Spencer.
Ida. J. -. Bailey, Denver; Mrs. G. Z.
.5ardtner Miss r M4Ts3ret bTe 9 ley Fun Jun
Won Cftv. David Reese Evanston; \. l..
Net. J. ". Robinson. Provo; Frank w
Thatcher. Logan: Samuel a. King Provo;
Frank Carroll. Castle Dale; Mr. and Mrs.
+. NJ Blanchard, Chicago; &. i. Oster-
loh. Provo.
Walker. ". Wilde Mercur; Q. ".
SeUey. Nephi: II. s FowIe. Malad; r. A.
EuuaH. J. y. Guess Ed Snow, Georgine
Shiuee. Utah. s IT, Powers. Columbus,
o; Dan Fraumx. park city; Y, j. Nc
Nomara, Utah; II. G. ANlett, West JOr-
can; #. ri. Johnston. Evanston; g. b.
JAYNE, Charles EiUE. ~. T.. SaUlS, Utah;
Perry Burke. Ed Snow and wife, Chica-
20. IT, Sheilon. Nevada.
White House.-A. Il Whimock. jr.,
Peter Nelson. Vernal; r. MflwaTd.
GraHtsvile: r. Lovejoy. J. E Gordon.
ToOele: y. n. Evans. Chicago: a. G. Mel
son. Mauti, A. D. Campbell. Logan. W.
T. Bennett. 3. Hunter. ID. G. Flynn Hol-
den: w. s Atkins. ToOele: W p. Waters.
n g. AyIett. r. NJ Watson. Bingham:
= r Parsons. Nevada: r. Matthews r
n Watson. Eureka. r. T Goldsmith
DeeD Greek: John Brown and family.
Dan Mcleod. Bingham. Pat Flood. Gel
tom J. -. Duke Heber: George i. NolI-
mann. r. IT, knuppel. Milton. Utah: a.
J.. Heaseon. Bingham: II. /. Clark Og-
dem Thomas Fl. Kinney. Park City: q.
NessIer Idaho: H. A. Tyler and wife,
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