The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-18

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OF men, and all the Speeca-making and
planning and promises wont change any
OF thefaH IL Is a rare thing tor SneSe
times to see an honest deadlock There
may appear on The scene a dark horse, but
l oo1bt II very much. and II such dark
horse doesn't put III his appearance it
looks. as though they wont elect sen
ator-"
canal building ana immigration is fast
making a state out of Idaho said . b
HurtJ OF Boise, secretary of the River
SIDE irrigation company at the Kenyon
yesterday We nave been adding to the
length OF our canal near Boise at the rate
OF seven 10 eight miles Il year, which
means aqulucnal land waJered eacn year.
Ihls spring we VIII extend 1t about SIX
miles, which brings it to its limit, max
ing II thirty miles long We lrrlSate some
l5,OCJ acres of land now and judging from
the recent increase of immigration 10 the
state all this land will he occupied very
quickly. ImmigFatiOn has been on the
increase for several years From the eX-
UEnsiVe advertising done by the state peO-
pie seem to make Idaho a center of lOca-
zion in the west Most of the emigrants
to our section of the state come principal
~ from Minnesota and Illinois. They are
a good class OF people, not the very poor
est class, but good solid citizens seeking
places where comfortable homes and
good livings can be had.
c. 2. Lamprey, general manager of the
Erie DISPATCH railroad. arrived in Salt
Lake from Cleveland o. yesterday, ac-
cOmpanted by Harry 7. Potter of Omaha,
/ agent for the same line. Mr.. I1amprey ana
Of San Francisco ard II. S Stebbins OF
Seattle, agents for the Erie Dispatch,
who came in late last night Mr.. Lam
prev's visit to Salt Lake is strictly IN the
interest of his line. This is his first visit
to Zion. He expresses himself as belng
very much pleased Win the beauty OF tlle
CITY of the Saints, and the nne scenery
/ % the mountains. Like most fasteners
the mountains are wonder he never tlres
looking at
THE mines up in Butte are putting out
49, 3
I OF metal, no lack OF employment ana an
! everything Is lovely, SAID Walter w
| Wilson OF Butte, superintendent OF the
/ Spectator mine, at the knutSford yes
! terday. There is more copper up IN our
/ country than anything else, but recently
7 no lack of copper mining but some gold
[ has been got out, and It is thOught JhaC
/ there is more to be had FOR the searching
i This the miners have been doing, and as
, a result ] can say that gold IS coming
to the front up there. WhaI Jhe IutuLe
not say, but at present It looks very
good. The town IS booming as Tar as
work is concerned
Charles D. DeHart of Carthage. Ills,
cashier of the Hancock County bank at
Carthage, is at the Walker. Mr.. De-
Hart is on his way home after p pleasure
trip to the coast. This is my first trip
to the west" said he Yesterday "and
| am very much pleased with the cOun-
try. Salt Lake especially Is place OF
great interest 10 me- as to many others
anu L COAl4ll HISS lilC oBpOl AuAAAbg " s7CC
, it, Ny town IS the place, you know,
where Joseph Smith was killed. the
MormOns Will never forget historic
I Carthage Jail My trip to the coast was
1 not very pleasant on account OF the pad
weather. When 1 struck San Francisco
it was raining. / went on TO san Der
nardino and the same weather awaited me
there. Next I thought 1 wound try my
luck at Los Angeles but it was raining
there lust as hard I didn't see the sun
J tor more than a few minutes at a time
I during my entire stay on the coast. The
country is all soaked up; everything Is
! just wet as II can be-
DR.. C. R. GilBe- Of omaha is at the
KENYON Or Gill the surgeon for
! the i-nion Pacific a.. = ha and has been
up in Idaho looking fol a new location 10
: practice medicine. He has just come in
from Challis, Ida, and says that he has
! I determined to locate at that place.
, day, land 1 think I shall like il very
much there. The people OF ChalnS nave
/ no physician at present, ana SO i nave
decided TO go there ] shall go TO OIla "a
I and return in about two weeks While
/ in Idaho I saw all kinds OF weather
! When I left ChalHs the sun was SHINING
, and it was nice and warm. ABOUT IsI
/ | miles out near Pine Tree pass II began
/ to snow and it actually became so colo
1 that my hands nearly lrOze once Wnen
! had occasion to take my gloves on
! When we got to BIackfoOt it was raining
? ! ana the roads were one sea of mud. Then
an arriSingr in ogden. We found it snow
o ing and Blowing, making the whole trI
p one round of change in weather
e The Knutsford.-Mrs Fred Harris, W
S w WishOn, Suite; o G. Schulenburg
% St: Louis; John Gately and wife, Chicago
{ r Z. Bronson, Partage, Wis; A j. Dlehi
Ann Arbor MICH. G. =. L>amprey, ,5leyye-
3 land: Harry P Potter. Omaha; G "
E Colby, san Francisco; H. S. Stebbins
I / Seattle: G. c. Russell Helper; W. T
0 Cary, San Francisco; John c: SLACK ane
: / Z, Y. Invilliers. II. NJ. Chance, 5. II
Rippey, Miss Opal Hicks, Philadelphta
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70 / borne l. J. Caspian Waukesha, Wis.
, N. Kennedy, John o. Simmons, New
York.
The Kenyon.-W. R. Bracken. Pitts
b'rg; g. II. Lowenthal New York; H. r
, / McAahen Chicago; g. 3. HURT Boise
Portland; Mr. and Mrs Joseph Maths
u / Odebold Ia; W. g Bradburg, Denver; d
T > Lindsay Chicago; G. F. Adkins, Seat
: mons. St Louis: NJ X klepper. New
! York; W. H. Pawlass w. H. lliams
- Md; q. r. Gilbert. NJ. d, Omaha; II. \
" } f1euuey, Syracuse n. y; ". II. Phil
prick American Fails; W. + TeThune
20 Toledo. o.: +. StTeVe ell, New York; J
e Sternberger. San Francisco; NJ. Duneen
e Cheyenne; W. \. Granger, Kansas CITY
\ Droste. St. Louis: John r Bruf, New
York; W. W. Armstrong, Park City.
j Tho Cullen.-Amos Franklin. ChalIis
r Ida. William a. Halter, St Louis
- Thomas Z. Wilson, Idaho Falls: Miss J
+ ( Decker, Miss Mabel Eubeck, Park City
r. NJ Root, Denver; r. d. Mcdonald
" Bingham; j. A. Odbert MaTysvale; Lewis
Anderson. Manti: G. @. Mack, Chicago
/ Peter olsen WOOdside. Frank w. Beless
Denver; c. H. Leffler, F. NJ. Valuer, Har
~ J.. Ransiey, LeDsiC, o.; l.. a. Nixon
/ Nevada.
The WaIker-Charles s. DeHart. Garth
/ age MS: F. Z. Rust, Seattle; a. II. Tay
r Tor, ogden; a. A. Athne Idaho; J, p
T Gum, PocatellO; H. Lesswung. Warshap
=, r. A. Manning. San Francisco; A Keys
: Yankton s. D.; f W Wood. +. French
) Boise; Andrew Norris B. J. Johns
/ Aspen. Colo: William Frazer, Bingham
a Evans Jones and wife, HOrnah, Wyo-; J
n b. Graham. Bingham; Mr.. and Mrs. "
o | A. Clark. GunuiSOn, y. Y; Charles Ben
= son. Bingha m; j.. A. Bush, Bingham; JohI
y Roach, J. w. Wright, Illinois
The White House--C. II. hampton. J
H. Weir, Mercur: J. r. Hill and wife
Lincoln, Neb.; p. II. Lee, Bingham; y
81. Freeman, Grand Junction; j. H. Kirk
, ! TCoele; r. +. Booth, Highland; r II
r. Wiibur, Pony, Mont; r. j. Jones, Butte
S c. II. HixsOn. Lincoln. Neb.; Mrs J. Rob
o. bins j. Robbins, Bingham; H. Mcintosh
4 | Montana; NJ. r. BrOffet, Scofeld; g J
: ! jackson, St. Louis. John d. Killrack, jr.
/ FeTrOn; Leo Johnson, .GrantSVlIle; A
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