The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-31

A. V B0hn. manager of the Iseddville
Home Mining company. at the Kenyon
yesterday The camp is increasing Won
derfully- Lately the mining companies
have begun 10. prospect the district to
erai zone extends. The mineral district
is bout fifteen miles long by eight miles
wide. and in almost every part OF this
district we find the rich ore for which
the camp is noted. but we 90 not know
yet just how far over the whole district
the paying vein extends. II Is in an i'm
mense thing, great undertaking, and
one that viii be of vast benefit to the
camp when we have obtained definite
results Mr.. Bohn IS in Salt Lake hid
ins. as he expresses it. to get a rest and
recover from a severe attack of the Ia
grippe.
Il did not expect to find such interest
ing things in the far west" said Perry
Wearne of Rixheim. Germany, at the
knutsfOrd yesterday. Herr Wearne Is a
representative of the Zuber Wallpaper
Manufacturing company Of Germany. and
3 making his first tour of the western
states But there Is one thing about
you people out here, said he, YOU
haven't reached that period of growth
where art hides the beauties of nature,
where man tries to make more interest
nS the things ne manufactures than are
he natural objects surrounding him. And
/ hope YOU never viii 1 like the west,
ana when 1 come out here again 1 want to
lind everything just as now
J. H Griffin. formerly of Salt Lake. but
now of Humboldt, New, was at the Gull
"a yesJt-U-y- Talkiug about railroading
on the Southern Pacific he said; 'OI
late the company has been replacing It's
road all along the line, making some big
improvements For the past eight months
they have been putting in new ties and
new steel rails. Shortening the road by
making Cut-OffS. and other general inn
prOvements that have been needed for
some time I run the Humboldt house at
Humboldt. and have a good opportunity
for Judging the amount of work being
done on the line, and the traffic going on
Recently your ScOfield strikers have cut
down the traffi- on freight very much
All the coal tIAffic IS stOppedeand the
company is running on the coal it had
on hand in the sheds.
The Kenyon.-E. II. Alden. wife and
child. Caldwell; Il ClaybuOgC, Chicago,
G. II. Andrews Detroit Mich; J. SchH-
b. r. Jones. San Francisco; T. Emil, IT.
G. c. Colt, W. $ Biackshear, New YORK;
OGara. William Olson, Denver, Colo;
Mr.. Ferguson, Chicago; II. NJ Kahn,
SaE Francisco; Miss Estridge, Boston;
Mrs s. f Parlin, St PAU; J. >, New
man. New York; J.. s. Dennis, r. H.
Camery. Chicago; T. E Sims and vile
Dillon. Mont: W H. Eidridge, Chicago;
ca. y. Y; Alt X Kelly, San FRANCISCO
John 5. Howell, San Franciscoi W. l.
Gilbert, Los Angeles.
The Observation-Disclosures Kohn, Philadal-
ohia; Mr. and Mrs s s Blum, W a
lamb. Z. J. Ryan and wife. Mrs. Burke,
Yrs Asaey W A. Allen, Chicago; II. II.
emerson. Denver; +. Gushing, Boston
Perry Wearne, ReXheim; O. V Blnkley
md wife. Philadelphia; Milt Arnold, NeN
cork; G. Chartin, Denver; J. a bait
argeon. Seattle; A G. Haniey, GIanc
junction.: a. H. Rogers, George Il. RoS-
ers, Minneapolis; Warren StetSon hos
on; Fred Dubois and wife, Blacktoot; g
: Arney, Pocatelio; c. G. Kusseh'
Helper.
Walker House.-Ralph Phillips, Ogden
". F. Watson. Syracuse; D. w. .iuinn
| Big Cottonwood; +. G. Mitchell Scoheld
/ c. NJ SaIley, Nephi; H. d. Bailey, amer
/ ican Forh W. g. Donnell. ldahoi w T.
safes, Nebraska; W 4feIgon ana WE
/ Laura II. War;, Nephi; J. G Emotzer
| Kansas city, Mo; Thomas F. i1OSe
/ Gear creek; A Il. Patrick, Denver IohT
/ F. Garry, Park City; J, p. Frsnsen, bph'
/ raimd
! The Cullen.-J. H. Griffin. HumDoldt
| w I Wilson and family, Salmon 3Ity
| d. II. Dorman, Chicago: A l. COOK !
/ ]. Williams, Indianapolis; +. a. l1r99
| oav ToOele; Lewis Anderson, Manu-, E'n
/ ward Bicksel. A. Van Dillent ogden, Z
| I. Kearns, GunnisOn; NJ. a, Roiey, l,9ca,
J 5e1Io- p A WedgwOOd. Allie and hat'
| wilson. Provo: NJ. B Dalton do!d Noun
J tain; William O. Sutton, Park CITY