The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-04

Garfield county wool will be coming in
az AarysYa4e Tor some time. me aver
age price TOR good wool now is . TO le3z
cents
1T viii take long time to get the
Phiilppines Thoroughly adjusted 20 the
new conditions, said LIEUTENANT Samuel
Coos Of the United states navy at the
knutsford yesterday ''Whether the pa-
tives VII ever be assimilated more than
the American Indians is something for
tone 20 show, but they are a far more
intelligent race and education will do
a great deal for them
Lie.-tenant Cook says the climate IS
and men i'm the navy welcome the relief
Of a cruise to more uortherly waters
whenever the opportunity comes
tsg-here. is great deal OF interest in
the oil fields in the northeastern part OF
Utah county remarked A @. Johnson
OF Provo at the Cullen yesterday. The
local people are just beginning to realize
THAT there are great possibilities for the
9peu y4eEu lh paylhs quantities; EroVo
IS getCiEg TO have an unusually large
proportion Of millionaires but we have
room Tor several more, and we may get
them with Oil If wells are developer
around the Spanish Fork country, the
oil can be piped to Provo at comparat tive
~ little expense anC Wa nope to see some
big manufacturers spring up there IN
time. We don't want Salt Lake people
10 tRink their city is the only pebble on
the beach. for il isn't
II. r. Coleman, general secretary Of
the p NJ C. A at Honolulu, and his
family spent the day IN salt Lake yes
terday on their way TO the International
y. NJ. G. A. convention at Boston, june
IL. Mr.. Coleman was an interested visit
or at the local association headquarters
and expressed himself we'll pleased
with the prospect for the work here.
In regard to the Y. NJ Q, A work ID
Honolulu. Mr.. Coleman said that il was
making the most rapid and encouraging
progress They have a 100000 building
there for headquarters and a very large
membership OF active and energetic men
As an evidence OF the work that the in
sutuuOn has been doing. he stated that
since the beginning OF the troubles with
the tiipinOs no less than 1900 OF Uncl~
SANS soldiers have registered at the
{ building and received the accOmmOda~
tons offered by IL.
Mr. Coleman intends to spend a yeav
/ in the United States, studying association
work, after which he VIII return TO his
/ work at Honolulu.
The KnutsfOrd Arthur C Parker
3 Portland; r. A Wells. Kansas City; g.
/ g. II. Gardner. California: Leslie A
/ Johnson. Boston; George Suffum, St
Louis; Wallace Fritz, Cincinnati; Charles
| - hall. New York; Mrs. John E Friend
[ y. smith and wife, Manchester; Eugene
/ r. wilson and wife, New York; Fred
] Harris, Butte; T. II. SinEsOu, Idaho. f..
! S5e'rSl, Chleagoi John i. Tierney, New
! York; r w. McClane. Parsons; William
/ d. SchmitZ, St Louis. w. r Ross
! Provo; A A. Gamble. New York; a r.
I Gdbhardt, N. X. Darker. PennsyI vania
! A Cook. United States navy: H NJ
! Smith. Chicago; William BayIy, Los An
| gees; y. G. Ccbele, Denver; r. r.. Whit
/ wife. Salina: F. W. Wood. San Francis
] co; Charles A. ROhr PENNSYLVANIA: Jo-
I seph Davis and wife r: G. A Eos
/ ter, Lowell; Mass; -. Barker ans
/ wife, Chicago; Miss Jessie AZ Hin. New
/ ton Mass; j. @. Spelman and wife
J Green River; Miss z. Cook, Byron Il
] Cook, Butte
{ The walker.-H- A. Dantson, Jes,
Detroit. Mich; William MCLight Kan
saS City, 2. L. MOane, st Louis W
/ VI. j. Aease, Heoer; T. NJ. Kern, Kansas
City' J. z Hoy, Mammoth; NJ q. Ross
/ MISS fulda Penney. Mrs. T. MCGuire
Nernali Rhth Davis. Bingham; Charles
/ HlSgernan and wife, Eureka; l.. Walker
/ 3. Kelly ogden: O. B. Chalmers. New.
/ lpald BeVan, IoOelei J. A. Slavery, Du
luthi &. Juney, ogden; G. A. StoOkey
/ 1adsen, shannon SanquesdOff, Mt Pleas
| ant. j. p Ostler. j. w. ord, Nephi. =
{ r. RCotne and wife Brigham: PrOfesso
4 Park City; John r. Brown, ogden.
The Cullen.-B. Davis and vile. Wis
( Gonsin; G. + Spiiman. Eureka; o. o
/ 6l0chof, Denver A. Van Patten, ogden
A. Rob- Pc6! NJ n Ai mn, ''O Gs AZ
: York. II. Manters w. p CatebOrn
E Bingham 2, Junction; Mrs. Eva Miller
4. =. Wright. Nephi; Dr.. 2 II. Mcliraw
[ I,ttlllr'Ore; Mrs. IT. ID. sullivan, Mrs. q
I Mace, Mrs. Anna Lothian, Eureka A
| X. Smyth. Oregon; T. T. aTcCfraw 10
| gan, J. - Iaggart, Cleveland; j. W
! hogan New York; D j.. Bowen, Eu
I Park City, o. b BerShinds. Gunnison
2ws9 Sfsllson, FaIrEiewi George y. Ed
bus +. NJ. Randolph. St. Louis
l
/ The kenyon 7. George Lengnev. Den
I yer. c. w. Merrill and wife L. NJ Dr1l1,
and wife, @. p. Richardson and wife Mrs
g. tnuer Boston, n. A. Heating q nd wife
Austin Mimi. Sci Collins and wife. De
I cago; H Folk and wife. Rochester. Ind
mrs Y. IL. Parker, Lafayette Ind. Mr.
George w. -Bair. Reno. Pa. Robinai Tel
Iinghast Vancouver. Wash; Alice Nc
Cuedie, M0rgautOwn: T. a. White St
LOUIS -. w Parkhurst and wife W0r
/ cester, Mass: L. o. Leonard. Nfissour
/ racine; W. IL Williams, St. Joseph
James Berryman and wife. West Chi
cagO' @. r. Close and wife. Middleton
/ n D.; william r. Guthrie, ST. Louis; W
r. Talbot, NV York; Alma E. Hyer, SaI
DsLiiS NeW YORK J. Lyle and wife. Chi
caSO; w J. AlbTateT and wife, Denver
Eeuben @ Miller, Price George h Rob
1uson' suite u II. ADAMS, Ogden; W. j
Irwin, St Joseph; L. r. Stoddard. r. L
Earr- ogden; ~ J. Freeman and wife
Easton, Pa; a c. White and wife, Mrs
Is Y. Saunders, Sandwich: RTrs O. +
Dodge, Chicago; N. J. McGfII. PARK CITY
NJ = LOOMS and wife, New York; w
W. Armstrong. Park CITY +. p close
Logan; +. G. Carroll, Denver; H. c. Wis
s.ehue, ST. Louis; A NisengeT, San Fran
cisco.
White House.-11rs. L. Amer, Eureka
| W S Wright. Coalviile. p MageIby II
/ McCarty, Monroe. A w. Bullock. Bic
/ ham; j. o. Duke. Heber City: J. r. Pot
[ ter, Wyoming, l. Ajax. Eureka: n X
! Nelson. Pleasant Grove: Daniel CameTOr
| Ogden. Mrs. NJ. A. Mcbride. Idaho Falls
I J. Rollins. J. Chrisholrn. Minersvlle: q
a. lversCl and wife. Manti: G.. N Ali
qulst Ed J. Arthur ST. John: Mrs v s
Scribner, Stockton J. Peterson, Bing
| ham; H Bulleu, Richmond. H Butler
jr., logan Mrs. woodward, Diamond
vile, Frank De La Mere. Bingham. 7
Il Clark and wife. Grantsyille; Waite
/ James, Vernon.
WILL BE ELECTED.
/ Settlers Who Have Taken I'm land