The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-18

evening Part Of the s1rvevors are
working near the point of the mountain
tg"dId salt Lake, and part are still IN
tne neighbOrhCOd of Grantsville. TIE
survey, as ] understand it, comes about
Tour miles from Grantsville. This is just
HSaE enough TO hurL the lowe without
helping it. You see, Grantsville has for
years done big business with the sheep
men. They winter their sheep over vyeS-
or the town and come TO Grantsviile for
their hay and other supplies. If the rail-
road IS built around south Of the lake
the sheeDmen viii buy their supplies "a
Salt Lake and ship them direct to their
winter quarters. A railroad doesn't al
ways DO town as much good as people
This EpwOrth League excursion will
20 the west more good than one would
IiAhk, SAID W. z. SilVerthOrne, a Chi
cago railroad man, at the White House
nave been mingling with the excur-
slCnlSts a great deal and 1 find that
many OF tneIn are talking seriously abOu-
coming out west 10 settle. This trfp has
opened the eyes of many thousands as
TO what the west really is So mauC
people in the east have an idealthat the
west IS still inhabited principals by COW
BOWS and Indians. This excursion has
~, ou c55e mem out here. where they can
Sc ulIIerentIy for themselves. They can
see what wonderful country il is ans
tney VIII 90 back and tel all their neigh
maybe to settle
"A man who comes out here. especially
59I Jne tlrSt time. is struck with the
DOdSted prosperity in the east there are
better wages, easier work and more good
GfpP}3ir1unlIles TO be had in the west than
IN the east. and a large proportion of the
tourists are finding this out"
heTever- You go over this world you
VIII Ilnd New England people" declared
Arthur z. Clarke, secretary of the
knutSfOrd company. Il was wa Il1fue
along street in London one day when
q man nailed me with: Hello Arthur
clarke, what are YOU doing here2' He
Was an Olj teacher of mine Another tins,
| mad sailed around Cape Horn and was
IN san Francisco sick. As I sat in the
office of the steamship company getting
ready 70 60 home. another New Eng
land friend walked in. He stayed by ME
the train Sound for home. ana YOU can
guess now glad I was to see him. Here
OF course. ] meet New England peoD;e
every day, and they an agree that in
india, JaDan. China or wherever. else Won
may 60, you viii find somebody from
beautiful city, beautiful country. fine
people, commented w. II. Smith Of Bos-
S3li n, rSSp i, Of Boston varnish
Ilrst time ] have made Salt Lake in nv
tours, and didn't want TO come out here
ms ume IN the middle of the summer
wanted 70 90 yachting of the coast of
Maine but the house made-ft an induce
ment 70 me TO come, and now I am nos
% sorry after all. This looks to me like
one OF the best cities Of its size for gel,
eral business in the west. and the cij-
nl4Ie and location are certainly delight
The Knutsford.-A J. HerreI. San
FranciscO; II. B. Cutler. Miss Ida A
Cutler, Philadelphia. J. ". Dorsey. San
Francisco; F. IA. Paul, j. Hil5refh ir
New York; Frank Droppelman and wife
X. =. Droppelman and wife, Elmer Drop
pelman, Cincinnati; II. G. Willard Chi
cago; W a. Lang, A G. Lang PennsvI-
E " Helen earn. Baker city, ore; J.
Rurtee, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. r
\. Foster Anna Foster, Newton S. Eos
ter, Grange, \. J.: A E Davis. Chicago.
Charles Rueff. Portland; Hugh c. Buck,
ley, New York Charles a Black. St
LOUIS; II. c. Plummer. y. " Judge
BoSton; W L Halsey, Louisville: Leon
ara Nogel Philadelphia; Theodore Hill
BALM, Leadville. e A smith. = B
S Sli! LoWeII; l. Elanhart, Salina; Miss
Fitzgerald. T. T. Fitzgerald. ogden: 6
Falls James r, Sloane, New YORK; F.
W. Wood. san FTaHclscO. Mrs = r
W mte, Denver; J. O. Stafford. Ogden; G.
Taylor, England
The WaIker--P. c. Mathews, Newark
n J; Joseph Wilson, Logan; l. e
Ward, Mercur; J.. L. Bolts n Ericsson 4
Miner, n K. Miller. Omaha: J b. paw
ton stockton; Miss X. NJ Howard
CTeorge Robinson and WIFE Chicago: A
Idaho; A NJ Norton, Bingham: H. IS
Foster, Philadelphia; P. H. Green. Chi
So muse GliIAOEe. Lincoln NeD.. Ida
tucker, Champaign, lis.
The CuHen--C. F. Hezne. Chicago. O
w w. Schw1tzer, -L40velock. New; " C.
" eOp, ogden; William Ochs and wife. w
u l. f1earon, Bingham; J. J. ReardOa
RB4r -gg4; A J; Nilsson. wife and son.
J. HoUnton. Houston: NJ. j. Svesne,-'
Butte; p. a. Wall. Normand. Miss III
OnIlrnless, Heber City; W. c. Berring-
ton ton and wife, Evanston, Wyo.: Mrs. N
Watson. Miss B. SnvGeT Toilet ms. \
A Campbell and wife, Omaha n r
wheeler, Bakersfield. Cal; d. NJ. Mea
der and wife Oakland.
The. Kenyon.-Mrs. J. s. Mcintosh
Josephine Mcintosh, Kansas City; W. w
Slabaugle and wife Oman II. 7 Dixon
Chicago; J. w SkolfieId Denver ~
". D. Sparks American Falls: T. w
Buzzo, Nalkesville. Mont; Bernard Z.
Stelnsr- BALTIMORE J. p. Torrey, Denver.
6 c Lasalle, san Francisco; IL. Max,
ma m Gh1cagoi 1. B. Perrine Blue Lakes.
1qa.; II + -BTuston, Rochester, n Y;
MISS g b. Meyers, J. W. Kelly. Chfcs 60:
Hugh K. Wagner, St Louis: Leonard
N Blscher Francis L. Bfscher, Kansas
City, A. A. Hanks and wife, New York:
Clark. PittsbuIg: ". L. Giles. and Nv wife,
Denver, DR.. Z. c. Weber Chicago Holm
F. Fish, St, Louis; John S. Witcher,
Granger Utah: Fred Gardiner, Detroit
Sol Sarling and wife. Columbus: \. Tel,
son and wife, New York. g W ZONES
DIT. H, Q. Field, Milwaukee; e NJ. Doug
Albion. Mich: r. F. Scott and wife. w
L. VOL, Tucker. Utah; o. S Aiben.
F az city; H. N. Kahn, Washington:
Ar r Kelly, San Francisco Willard
Sc0Wcroft Ogden, Tom +. Brewmau
Oakland w =. Kemper, Butte. Mont.
White House--Mrs, J. Johnson. Park
City; J. jenkins and wife, g. d. Avis. ID,
J jenkins, Ogden; 3. c. Matthsws and
wife, Newark, n. J.; F. W. Coolidge.
Shoshone, Ida; D. {. McDougaIl, Ma
lad, Ida; II. c. Jones. Denver, Colo: A.
c Humphrey, Springville. W. c. Camp
bell, Creighton, Mrs. W. Williams. Raw
Inns, Wyo.; Mrs. V. S. Scribner, A Serb
ner, IT.. Stockton, Mrs c. c. Ellison Mr.
G, G. Ellison. ". 5. Griswell Oakley. Ida;
Hans l. Baynes and wife. Chicago Ills:
Frank s Levery and wife Bingham.
John Walters. Denver, Colo. F. A Glib
aret and wife. Stockton; W J. Jolley il
Tropic; Fred Lionberg, GrantsvnIa; Mrs.
j. Kervin Miss NJ. Kervin. Miss G. Ker--
vim, J. J. Mcleod. Miss Mcleod Miss a
Mcleod. A. II. Peterson, Park City; n
p. Jensen, Manti; r. N. Shields. Tooele:
H w. Mohr. Me-cur
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