The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-06
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'.Au this talk Of the Scoheld strikers
about a boycott don't amount to shucHs,
said Mills Spaford of the firm Of SmooJ
g. spad0rd, Provo coal dealers. at the
Kenyon yesterday. They may make an
effort 70 get the people to boycott the P
V. coal company. but it won't work, be-
cause the people want the Pleasant Val
ley coal and IF they can ger it they'll get
It, Yesterday We sold over 500 worth OF
Castle Gate coal and could sell more IL
We had IT, we don't look for any diff
Guilty IN selling the coal, but what does
trouble US II getting ali we want
Judge W ". Wallace of RichdeId is at
the Walker. Speaking Of mining at
Marysvale yesterday, he said. Mining
down in the Marysvale district was never
better, never better. All the mines are
running IN fun blast and there is a good
deal OF prospecting going on. ITS sur
PrlsinS Vshat a htJle camp ike that can
90. mere are some Of the larger mines
there that are turning out some first rate
ore and the outlook Is iiue for growth in
the future Some OF the stun taken out
now is getting better than it has been in
the past tell you Gold Mountain Is ali
rlgat. lt b be one OF the nrst camps IN
have had to trouble US down there this
winter has be5n the lackFOf snow, but It IL
DC . X from now on"
J. b. Kempton. a cattle man from
Terry Mont. is at the Kenyon Il iidn {
come down this trip to buy or sell cattle, %
sara me- II is more of pleasure trip
mingled with business. i am Interested
In irrigation and have some patent port
dDte ditch dams and automatic waste
SateS which / expect TO put on the mar
ket mere. Up in the eastern part ot the
sldte OF Montana every Ihlng IS LOOKING
Inc. We used TO have nothing but cattle
up there, but now things are different
GraquaiIy sheeI- are driving the cattle cut
OF the state, and ] shouldn't wonder II
cattle viii become as scarce as bumalOes
In the near future All of the large herds
are now a thing of the past.
Everything is now quiet in the Occur
d,Alene district said J. r. Finlay OF
Mace, Idaho, at the knutsford yesterday;
Since the company has got rid Of All
the hOI-headed foreigners and put good
Americans to work IN the mines we
haven r any more trouble. The mines are
in good shape and most of them are turn
ing out some very good ore. The mines
or old standing are doing about the same.
There doesn't seem 20 be any cnange IN
the output of any of them The camp as
"A whore was never better and IT. has a
good prospect of growing wonderfully
during the next season
j. y Harmon of Butte is at the Ken
Won Mr. Harmon is on his way to Hot
springs Ark. on a pleasure tflp ana
stopped in Salt Lake TO visit his two
daughters who are attending the st
Mary s. academy The people are rdNlnE
over the senatorial fight up in Montana
said he. And il looks as if they viii rave
for some time to come, From the present
lock Perhaps this Is be- use there Is
no money beng used in the ght. but of
course we cannot say, AT ny rate II
looks pretty clean. Mr.. II. mon Is a
nephew by marriage to Mr.. F.anks, who
has been one of the leaders in the sona-
torial fight
The Kenyon.-H. n Boyd. Omaha; Joe
V. Hamou, Butte, A z Mckenzie, Den
yer, p H Davidson, San Francisco, W
G, Parig. Ogden; c. IL r Ward, Chicago;
Harry c. Shriver, Quincy, Ill; ]. W.
Drum, J. g kimSden, c W hlmSd55l,
FeaJherstoDe. Sioux City; Willis h.
SpaffOrd. Provo. +. W. Clark and wife,
Ophir; john p. Domsman and wife De
pue. Wis w O. Flower, Gray Horse,
Oklahoma; r. g Leeper. Reno. >>Nev.;
Wilbur y. Ryer. Denver: N. H. ThOmp-
son, San Francisco; L. o. Leonard. Mis-
Mont; d. J. Lindsay, Chicago; GeorSe
H. Dobbs, Idaho
The ,Knutsford.-Henry s. Whitmore,
j. T.. BedslCy, St. Louis j. T. RicnItdS'
Butte: Mrs H Adams. Boise q b Mai
ris. Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs b II
ConkliuE. A. :. Waterbury, r. A i,each
and wife Chicago: r. q. Gillespie and
wife. PittsbuTgs r, kaufman. \ \ lSileF,
II. &. Baker. r IL Doyle. New York;
n. Z. CIapp and ire, Iowa City; Charles
Webster Minneapolis; Mrs. F. s Hewitt,
South Bend. A. &. CaTTIJherS, Denver; X
Morrison and wife, ohio
Walker House,. NJ. Maughan,
WelISvilIe: r ID. Burns, Mercur; = K
1,Is.5r creek a. A. Sweet. Idaho: Thomas
IabD Provo y. H Mix. Eureka W r
Pfeeter Terre HauJe, Ind; C \. Green,
Idaho
/ The Cuueu-L. NJ. May. Glenns Ferry,
/ Ida j. W Child. Heper; u b. Slronln,