The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-27

ditions look pretty bad over in some parts
of the country. but 4 think the people will
be able to protect the greater part of the
crops
Il have a record on naturalization
which, ] think, shows what think OF this
at the White House had been in the
country from. England less than six weeks
before I declared my intention to become
q citizen. and 70 90 50 wal5ed twenty
six miles on nothing but a little bread. I
think the Enghshmeu nearly all make
pretty good Americans. They lose that
clannish spirit so pronounced in many
HatiOnalities and show their prime allie
glance to the United States"
Charles FOX of Grand Rapids. Mich,
passed through the city yesterday. Mr.
Fox has made d fortune I'M Michigan lUm-
Der, and he has been making a tour of
the northwest Investigating lumber condf-
tions and acquiring additional lumber in
IeresJs in Washington and Oregon Mr.
Fox says he regards Utah as great
market for lumber for the next few years,
but declares there is scant danger OF the
supply in the vast northwestern forests
being exhausted for many many years
The CuIlen.-AIiss Bcrensen, Miss Wish
ard, Miss White, Miss Lynch. Miss Rich
ards, Or. $. y. Barber, Ogden, W. c.
Grum, A a. Seyman, Denver; Martin
Daily, Logan; 2. NJ. Vaughan, Wells
vile; L. g. Walker, Pueblo; B. J.. Hutton,
Ihompsoni f. j. Jasper and wire, Grip
pie Greek; Dora McBeth, Mary McBeth,
Payson; c. T. AIoser, Joplin, Mo; l. J.
McWilliams, Mt. Pleasant; r. A Man,
Republic, Wash. Ellis Lewis, Pittsburg;
James Thomas Montavilla. ore; II. J.
HaSSell, Mammoth James II. Marriott,
Nevada; J. 3, Hassett. Wyoming; w.
Webster, Idaho; p l. Quinn, Los An
geles; J. 7. Nichols, Mrs. Nichols, Price;
w. r. Rhue. $. l.. Ledger, J: T. Tassare,
Charlotte N g.. W. II Rhodes +. j.
Moore, San Francisco; E. c. Wydock,
Ben Johnson, Kansas City; w. w Nc
Carly, RIchfteid; w. Buys, Heber; Mrs
HraHn NTHNN NaHN
Payson5 NJ A stOby, PCcatello; }. II.
Campbell and wife, Henry Wilson, Lehi;
c. b. ZOllinger. VintCn, Ia. Mrs. Ealing
er A M Goshen Ninton, Ia; l. a. Drou-
iay. George L.. Walker, TOOele, A c.
Warner, Chicago George F. Butcher, Park
City; Mark Kuhn, Ogden; +. w. Cragen,
Baltimore; NJ Connolly, Spokane; n
Driver, ogden; {. W. Nibley and daugh-
ter, Baker City; Charles De Noisy, Provo;
J. Penrose, A Buch, Denver; Arthur Sa-
lon, Butte; Joe NicklOs, Chicago; Jenne
Motley, St. Louis; Ralph Baker, Bert
Turner, Kansas Cityi Joe Alfred, Mt.
Pleasant
Walker House.-A. G. G. Norton, wife
and family, H. L. Hudson, Rock Springs.
WyO.: John Van Lew, Van Vert, o.,
John T. Hays Mammoth; Jack Muntz
and wife. Eureka; O. NJ. Magee, Craw-
ford; p NJ. Vaughan, w. H. Daley,
Wellsville; 3. Bowers, Bingham; G. H
Coleman, Salmon City, Ida; I. A. Duns-
ton. GettVs burg, Pa: George II. Wright,
Boston; NJ Heiner, Morgan; f. II. Moore,
agent "COOntown 400 NJ. Hewitt, COlOra-
do Springs G. s. COffrOn, Chicago; c. z.
Adderly and wife, Minnie Hooking, NJ A
Zion, Henry Wolfe, David Wolfe, Bing-
jr., Logan; G. d. Smell, jr., Spanish Fork
G. MckeDdTick, TOOeie; NJ. F. Allen and
wife, Bowie, Tex a ". Mitchell, HOuS-
ton, Tex: J. j. MoWHhamss Mt. Pleasant.
Pa; l.. Tuttle, b. Parry, Manti.
The Kenyon.-T H Newell, c. H
rlh Tf4r a Dl.1N
Milwaukee; W. II. Krimling, Chicago
T. Leroy Carbon, Dr. GOWans. Logan:
George f. Rouse san Francisco; G. W
White Chicago; r. II. thompson, Buffalo
n. Y; NJ NJ Armstrong, l. X. Arm
strong, Z. Armstrong, New York; W. II.
Philbrick, American Fork; John Petrie,
john Erickson, Omaha, ON aVlOT, Provo,
j.. B. Kennedy, Omaha Alexander Laing,
Miss I. ". BObbs, Miss Annie B. Bobbs.
wife. Omaha; R. A. Country sere Ro
chelle, HIS. A. J. Stinsmau, St. Louis;
Pr J. c. Hennessey. San -F'ranciscoj Dr.
A B. Gheny "a life, Omaha H H.
Clark, Denver; hon. James p. s. Loeb
rem, Rock Springsi D. B. Kirk, Mt. Yer
non, o +. a White, Evanston; Fritz
r1sOns POcateHO; H. Robinson, New
York; b N Fisk, B. Strichtenbarger.T J.
Francis Smith. Chicago; Gregory Jones,
Joplin, Mo; John NJ. Raum, Cincinnati,
o; J. F. Saunders, +. Z. Dodge, Delta,
Wey Hotel-Fred Marley and wife,
Grand Junction; F. B. Dole and wife,
Butte, Mont; F. A Burt, San Francisco;
Ohm a. Foster. Seattle. Wash; Miss
Mary E Chamberlain, Ellzhart, Ind
George II. Mott and wife. Mammoth: W
r Wandmir, Louisville. Ky; E. l..
Speer and wife, George T. Anderson and
wife, St Joseph, Mo; Z. y. Edwards
and wife, Ellsworth, Kan; William Spite
and wife, ST. Paul Mimi; Miss Minnie
Davis, Omaha Neb-; .. W. Warren and
wife, Seattle, Wash.
The knutsfOrd.-TIarrison J. KaspeIl
Chicago. W A Doyle and wife. san
Francisco; Robert Bonner, Boston; A
s Tibet. Lincoln, Neb., Mrs z. e VIII
lis, Evanston, us; H r Belknap and
wife, United States army; W. H Bro
kaW, Miss g. A BFOkaw, Trenton. y. j.;
Miss Florence Cornell San Francisco;
-. A. Fade, St Louis; T. NJ. Barr and
wife, Kansas City: Z. z. Kennedy.
Omaha; George Gilluly and wife Den
yer; A +. Waters, Charles S. Lane
Maryland. James d Ireland New York;
Mrs. \. Z. Il. Hoffman, Mrs. Clair S
Hail. St Louis; DIT. Leonard Reuick.
Butte. Charles Renick, Kansas city. Mr..
and Mrs. Phil Meyers Wellington, y. Y
E &. Matthews, Richmond. Va. J. Har-
rls, G. 7. MetcaH, London: J. NJ Pierce
DeS MCInes, Ia; John Terrace. London,
England H. y Taylor, New York; VIII
liam III. SWiIZeT, Utica. N Y, J. s. For
rest, New YOrN; Gus Muller, Cleveland;
b J. Lichtelfl.UTger, J. Francis Smith
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