The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-06
HOTEL GOSSIP.

The mining men of Colorado are be-
ginning TO turn their eyes toward UJan, -
remarked ). (. W cob of Denver At the
knutSIOrd yesterday Colorado las been
pretty thoroughly prOspected and ex-
plotted, out look upon L Lah as the
greatest undeVeloped mineral state in
UL9 Mon. The added railroad facilities
VIII mean muCn to the state, parejeul arIv
IN the southwestern part. ] am some
what Ianillar with that region and there
are some WOn0efLul possibilities there IT
seems 10 me, however, that railroad
should be built 10 connection aItn TIE
santa Fe in Arizona. There is r. .plendII
crossing used Tor wagons where a raIl-
road could easily ger across the & dorado
river Ihe place Is cal ed Mormon cross
lhs.. ana ls~cOnVenlenu y located or an
extension OF the line that runs up from
hlngman to Chlorine"
Mr- Webb is an ola friend of General
Manager Russell Harding of the Missouri
Pacific, who LETT Yesterday on his return
trip eastward
MIR. Harding is idolized by the men in
started IN by carrying a chain, and his
advance in station has not changed his
personal character. He Is the same Ik
able man now that be always was.
When it comes to scenery, we can
back Grand county against all CJmers.
said Lester Taylor OF Moab. 1T would
pay to run an excursion boat on the
Colorado river, down into the canyon,
and think this viii be done within a
couple o. years People generally DO not
know what magnificent scenery there IS
there, and 1 am sure a good excursion
business could be built up there"
The Mormon colony near Ely. New.
IS making good progress said Thomas
Judd OF St George 1T the Cullen, who.
besides being q member of the state
board of horticulture, is in charge of the
Ely colony
There is a large amount of good lana
there. and we get plenty OF wafer from
the White river. The mining country is
being developed, ana it viii furnish oct
ter ana better market for earn prod
ucts.'
This is the season when it is generally
supposed that the coal mines ire prac-
Ucally Idle" said X-RepreseuJ3s O.
r., klmbdll of ScUiicld at the White
House, but ScOfield is unusually active
Tor this season of the year, Besides the
WOrk necessary 10 lll the Dig railroad
contracts, number Of men are Deing
employed to enlarge the capacity Of the
mines The coal mines of Itan are at
present unable to supply the entire mar
ket that IS open 10 them, and prepdra-
uon Is beng made 10 meet he require
ments Of the future"
The Eenyon.-W. H. Krunberg. Edward
CorCcran,, hIcagO; H NJ. LalIi. HOnOlu-
Ia; Mrs William BrackineH, Miss Flea
Bossert St. Louis; George H. Guy and
vie, Seattle; w. T O'Neil Miss Anna
o Neii, Wells. Ney.: =. A. DepUe, wife
and two children, Mammoth; Dr. Dugle-
perry, Bingham; +. r. Armstrong, De
troit; G. Z. Christensen. San Francisco.
X E Mason, St Louis; Fred W. GoOding,
Edward GOOding, ShOshOne; A. l. Law
ton F. -. LaWtOn, Colorado r. T. Keen
MASSACHUSETTS; G. Fred BOsseTt. Mnwau-
keei John Scovil. wife and boy, Butte;
Fred NJ Kelly, a. W. kendt, Chicago;
Mrs. William JarChOw. Los Angeles. l..
o leonard, Missouri Pacific. r. NJ Dee
", C. w WOOlescrOft, Derby, England;
Miss Charlotte BOssert, G.. Fred Dessert
Milwaukee; B. r. Mcdonald, Provo; Miss
Erma Lamont, Montpelier: Dr.. e VikO
wife and son, Park City; Phillip Isae =,
rancher
White House.-Mrs. NJ. A Peck, Mrs.
J. t5ck, Mrs. J. WQOgley, MaIad, Ida;
Ale Johnson, John SOderland. Haley
4Ga-; W. Hamel. R Haskins. Sweetwater.
" y o. Mrs. Randolph, Eureka; Ed Peter
son, Joe earn. Mammoth; =. J. Lyons
and wife. Park City; NJ. Gibbons. y
Lund, P Lund, Bingham; :. w. Morgan,
TOOele City; NJ. D. Haskins, A A. NiseIy
aspen, WyO.; Alma Eldredge, COalville:
Sternberg, W. Granville, Eureka; A. Mo
deem. GunnisOn; R. Powers. Park City;
F. p Murray. Mrs. +. r. Murray, Bling
ham; W. J. Buckley, Tintic; T. J. Com
boar Denver. A NIen,broo}z PARK CIV
d w. COnnOT, Mrs Ida McAllister, Mrs.
Mudd, White Rocks; II. ". Mills, H i.
RennOn, r. F. Reynolds, Nebraska; Mrs.
Z ) MORRISON, Denver; NJ Evans, Lehi;
Frank HOsktng, Frank Morris, John But
tiers, Blngham; George Kerwin, Park
City; H J. Bibb, A. 3. Aarnold Fort
Hall agency; W. J. Armstrong and wife
San Francisco; Mrs. r. a. Compton. Yer
nal; A SandstrOm, Spring City; H. p.
Jensen Mantt; H. Bowen, G. G. CUrTeu,
Evanston.
The Wey.---A. Baldwin, Silver City; F.
I a. Briggs: O6eTline Kan; w. =. Harris.
Denver Colo Peter LOnner, Mary Lon
ner,. William LOnneT, Point Lookout,
Utah; Mrs N. Z. CallOhan. Park City;
Mrs. n. J. Carliu. Denver. Colo: .. Don
aid, Charles Flemming, Baker City. ore
l. P Shaw and wife Reno. New: Mabel
Benedict, New, York; Myrtle Bragg.
Anna McAfahan, Rock Springs, Wyo.;
Mrs l. w. Calm, Waco, Tex.
bridge, No; John F. Bottom. Denver;
James J. Justice, New York; Charles H
MORROW; Kansas; Oscar Bishop. Hart
ford; Philip YOst. Robert II. Harrison
Canton, o.. Dr. Lydia W. Stokes W. G
I-or tTeet, Philadelphia; Fannie b.
Lang Mrs d. P Lang, Knoxville, Tenn;
&. Blow. London; Mrs. J. B. Grant Mrs
" hitmore, Denver; Mr.. and Mrs. c. D.
R2f0urke; Petersburg, MS; a. Frowe!n,
Elperfeld; 9. =. Wray, Queensland NJ
Kathryn Morrell. Denver: 2. E Barbour
Boston; Hugh Z. Fox. New York. J. A
FADE. Chicago: J. NJ Boutwell,, irene E
Dickson, Washington. d. @: Nr ana
Mrs c. D Ely, Miss W. Ely, Miss f.
Ely. Master William Ely. Clyde n J..
George F Wright. Chicago. A Neumann
New york: Mrs. c. J. Lorney. Miss Lor-
ney. san Francisco; Z. J. Camper Lin
coin, Neb-, T. l. Randolph, w A YAM
ter. Chicago W. G. Prim, San Fan
cisco. V G Cray. New York; b I. Fow-
son, Charles w. WadswOrth Tennessee:
Mrs. w. P. Johnson. San Francisco
The Cullen. Gwinn. St Anthony.
Ida; @. d. NeaveTn. Los Angeles: A
Woeber, Denver; W. T. O'Neil, Miss E
O'Neil Wells, New; W. H. w Jones.
New York; D. Claws, Bingham: DR.. II.
g. Daane, SeOfield Utah; T. Phillips and
wife, Los Angeles; Z. L. Perry, Park
City; n. s. Toms. a. 5. Toms. South
A usti ala; J. +. Robertson. Sandy: J.
Jones, Ogden; II. Jefferies, St. Louis.
The Walker s. Haley Kansas city:
9. ). Carter, Kansas City: r Washburn
Mrs. Grant. san Francisco, s. J. Shines.
T l. Oats, Provo =. T., GOsnev. Chi
cagO- II. AldTich Mrs Nvborg T "
reen River; A. Miller. PocatelIo; E A
Billings. Spring CITY; 4. Campbell, Green
River. II. A kee. = A Bakan T. =
Morgan, Bingham: -. z. Wilson. Ohio:
J. atwood. Chicago.
BARNS DESTROYEDBY FIRE
Flames Consume Two Stables and
Many Chickens This Morning.