The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-27
HOTEL GOSSIP.

Moroni Heiner OF Morgan. the new
state dairy and food commissioner.
adulterated lard if Investigation shows
that as much of the article is sold as he is
informed. Mr.. Heiner is in the city stop
ping at the White House
II have qualified, he said last evening
and snail enter actively upon the duties
OF my Jidce as soon as possible. am
now Vat.ing TO have conference with
my predecessor.
II do not expect to revoIutionfze any
thing. I hare been putting in my time
learning the duties of my Office and ex-
pect that viii occupy me for some time
learn through the annual rSpOl OF my
predecessor that large amount OF lard
containing cotton SEED oil * being sold
IN the state. II 7 can md this ls true, 1
intend TO put stop to IL. if possible
The people in Morgan county are deep
y interested in this proposed new sugar
the farmers believe IL will double the
value Of their land which is worth abo.st
50 an acre right now. I knOw-one farYYter
who has his entire available land already
planted. but he offered to give 500 i'm
cash toward the new enterprise because
OF the erect II would have on land
values.
p J. Mexican OF Milford is in the city
on one of his regular business trips. reg
istering at the Cullen.
1T looks like business for the new Los
Angeles road, he said yesterday Il met
Engineer Mccartney i'm Milford sunday
and 4 understand he IS getting ready for
the survey, although ne did not have any
greatly interested in the prospects tor
the new road, especially those TO the
south of us. who have coal lands. Not
long ago man could get Goa. land by
str oily locating IT, Now everything IN
sight in Iron county has been appro-
Briated and is being held at advancing
Mr. Mexican has mining interests at
Stateliue and De Lamar New. and SAYS
De has received many favorable reports
from both camps.
at the Kenyon Unlike his father. Mr.
Tweives does not sign his name Fps
Or Melville wasserman of Paris.
ate luncheon at the knutsford yesterday
and then fhtted from town on the next
train
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