The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-08
HOTEL GOSSIP.

] . a mclean ana Lorenzo Hatch came
IN from the La Sal mountains yesterday
speaking of the La Sal district at the
hnuISfOrd yesterday, Mr.. Mclean said-
mere Is no doubt in my mind that in a
( very short time the La SAILS will ne one
or the greatest mining districts IN ths
| STATE. II tact, 1t Is now, only we haven't
the fac1htleS there to show you fellows
what kind of a camp it Is. But next wear
we II snow you something. All the mines
IN that district need is a railroad to "a
-SINehleht point. and That we have al
most secured. The r. q. w. has offered
TO build spur to Richardson if We can
assure them one carload "A day We can
assure them leo tons a day and yhev
have already begun to survey for the.
spur. In the spring we propose to build
q plant on the Grand river at Richardson
and from there run an electric tramway
up to the mines With these improve
show up Work is going on this winter
ct "a brisk rate The mines ire running,
ihe companies that nave some "f the
larger mines on lease are doing some fine
development work. some properties are
changing hands right along, and the gen
eral business of a thriving mining camp
is going on
About the only thing Ct interest in Mon
tana at present is the senatorial race.
said Irving Huxley of Logan, Mont, at
the Kenyon yesterday. so far il has
been deadlock, but / believe that in
short time there Will be a break and some
one will be elected. Conditions are SD
mixed, however, that ! can hardly tell
who that viii be. A dark horse? No.
race. In fact, / believe that Frank viii
be elected. Yesterday he was even with
McGinuis, both receiving eighteen votes;
but just watch the returns. and you viii
see him go right ahead from now on.
When there is a break he viii be elect
ed
J. c. Reynolds and wife of Stockton are
at the White House. Mr. Reynolds is
probably one Of the Oldest miners OF
Stockton. He was the original locator of
the Bunker Hill mine at that place.
Speaking of mining at the camp Tester-
cav he said. THE camp of Stockton is
in a rather peculiar position As TAR as
general work is concerned everything Is
as lively as ever, but lhe future oil the
&c MP depends somewhat on the outcome
of the work on the HOnOrine mine. The
work in this mine now Is being done un-
der water. This is an experiment, ana
If the company Is successIui IL VIII mean
everything to the other properties in that
district If the company succeeds in get
ting through into the body of ore which
fta7- nvnpCf IN lind it will be big thing.
Ii means that besides taxing ore from the
mine the mine will also IGrnlsa plenty OF
- or tbe year round for milling puT-
1855 There is 3. 100 foot tunnel into
the mine from the level OF which q shatt
is now being SUNK 70 M ~ ~
md me body of ore they look for
The CuIIen-A. j. Hohnquist; Denver; $
N May. Glen's Ferry; J. II. cray Oil
Idaho; T. ". steward 6 = . ~,
tana. Henry Shield. Park City; n p
fs-f,, en,,feii. p A Wedgwood. Provo;
Alfred Bridge. Paris, Ida; NJ H. and j.
g Graham. Provo: G. E lloyd, Logan.
The xvalker-A. G. Fernston. Clear
creek p M Bunns, Mercur; J. A. Garlic,
+. ". Eyqns. Colinston; w d. Cookney,
Sacramento: A. F. Richie, Grouse creek
Charles Benjamin. Ogden NJ = 9elit ,oIr
Idaho. I. JACOBSON. Chicago; i. G. De-
Witt ole Oleson. Colorado: sam Cnano,
Castle Gate: J. 5. Ewing, f. Scott. Rock
SPRINGS. p r Mcmillan. J: E Huddwing,
Knoxville. Tenn; r J. Mullan. Glendale,
n D.: s A. RrethertOn, Denver; G. +
Christensen, Idaho; d. H. Dorinan, chi
cagO-
The White House--R Rogers and wife,
Kansas: Louis Reinheimer. Fresno. Cal
A r. Nelson. Preston. IGa-: G. 4. Black
and wife Omaha. Sam Cham. Castle
Gate: Robert a Irvine, Portland, ore;