The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-12
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ner way to Washington. u. e. rDea kiufr
or lhg philippines, ATS Beck SAID: i
nave Deen Oil Inc Islands tOr the Dast
year ana nave had good opportunity
70 STUDY the natives. The nTSt Lning mat
false representa- lions made OF the islands
IN InlS country, IOr 1 think them well
7r9-I-b iitis. 10 aioie lo4 tne-F
"caith, "Iich Is Nd5f. Out also for the
great EoCu We can dC Tor the TfgB.no.
JusI before L leit 1 rad a conversation
win N-n6-al .ddcArJhur ana ne tod me
that he expected jO nave al the rest of
the original insurgents now at large con-
quered within SIX weeks. but. of course.
tiilS uUCS not Apply 10 tna armed DrIg4nds
now sivIns most o. the trouble. AIRS.
Beck VIII return 10 the Islands as soon
as her health is improved.
Down in AHDard county the people are
quiet said Sheriu N,rgli Kelly at The
20 mite dOuse Yesterday I'VE nave had
so mucl drought down in our county tne
ldst Two years that no enc cares any
more which way the wind blows and 1
don tuIuh you could get uu enough IN
leresI In the peOpie TO get them out to
see "A dog hight erImInais2 We haven't
any Suppose that $ because We maven t
@ly water TOO IL Just as cry as chip.
We haven had drop o. snow. com
parauvcly speaking, and we VIII al have
20 move away II IT. dOn ram or do
Something pretty quick
G. W. Johnson, Republican representa-
tive from Garfield county. was talking
about reservoirs yesterday al the White
House lie said that the people OF his
tNht VII ~ sf4t anu tlilA ullGll are eNlnC-
llG great interest IN the buiIdli OF res
eryoIrS, and intend to eNpend a lot of
money IN the near future along this line,
ana ~ so doing the people viii have
pienr- of water IN the future we buiIt
Cd reservoir las. spring on the east fork
OF the Sewer river. bat not enough pains
was taken with d, and consequently II
did not pan out as well as il should have
done This was also the case with the
people OF PanguitCh- They built one on
the SEWER, dropping a dam in Unat river.
DuJ as IL was not made strong enough,
IL let out during the spring. But this
was because Jney thought "a temporary
mud dam would serve Tor a little time
anu later they intended TO replace il
WITH s0ld dam. In the spring they
viii do this, as viii also the people OF
Iropic- The two reservoirs will prob
ably cover an area Of 1900 acres and cost
good deal of snow this season, and with
the aid OF these two reservoirs the peO-
more"
Il have been connected with the cree
ton OF ore stamp and roller mills for
the past forty years. said J. q Sheppard
OF the Merrals Mill company. San FRAN
cisco, and it seems to me that the west
ern county today is showing better signs
of prosperity than ever before in the
mining industry. This Is because the old,
abandoned mines are now being again
developed along with the big boys mat
are stu giving out high grade ore For
merry mine was not worked unless 1t
hau nigh grade ore. but now, with our
modern Improvements, a very low grade
ore can be extracted and made to pay
dividends. My company mas erected any
number of mills in Mexico and CalifOr-
mia ana We hope to place in d number
i'm this section. There Is a wide field here,
ass there are many mines not being
worked that contain unknown quantities
of low grade ore. which might Just as
well De got OUT ana turned INTO money
Formerly a miner would not think OF
taking out ore that would not run at the
very least so TO tine ton, but now in CALI
foruia ore is being worked that does not
pay over s. per ton. and OF ores from
which ~ per cent of value was saved
lIpyyarTs of q Del. cent is now "a -ed- This
is a. great showing and ] think VIII make
"a new regime in the mining industry
Alr. Sheppard stopped at the kenyon
Joseph T. Pond. Democratic represent /
atIye from Cache was AT the W mite {
House yesterday. Speaking Of the pros
per-U of he peOpIr of mas county ne /
. very good There has been pienty OF !
snow and rain recently in Cache, and [
year
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W 3. Clarke, Omaha. r.. j. DUddIeson- /
PucaruuJ. Ida irB H. wilson Denver; 7
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NJ g. Barrett ana wife, san FRANCISCO I
r., f. smith. ZauesvilIe. o. T. y Nunn, /
j. L. ConkIiug. Mercur-. j. Y. Shercr. /
Ogden h. o. Leonard and missouri !
LtETLC. T. D. tf~EEiiIt.- E-IbGltr New
ID. Fitzpatrick and wife Beatrice Neb-; J
D. H. NJ hIte Denver r. ID. w golley. ha- .
uaD- Nit. and Mrs j. H. NesJenbaGh, Z
AcI>eesUort, Pa, Robert Enegran, NO /
line. His. Mrs a. j. Rand, 81. Louis; /
". =. Hall Frances Han. Mercur; G. W 4
Carpenter. Provo. William o BlatL De /
troll NIiCh.- Simon Vile, tiDcinna,l-i I
r5ga- ". "A. Valentine and wife, ". ID. /
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chicago
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F. Nrrord. Superior, Wis, f. +. Hituer. 1
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llsHav and wife. colorado 9pIlhsES- II - Z
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S4r.U. William MariS. san FRANCISCO I
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y Hutchiugs. Boston, Delaney ShereII' .
T.. s A. Denver.
The. Walker. Tom Fisher. Lake city, J
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d. HaWs1H. Andrew Morris, Denver. . ollh .
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O. Garrett wife and child, Eed Blur +
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neon Denver s.. ~. Forman, Blne nam nam /
Alfred Cooper, Denver. Fred MlJcheil, I
i-tah- John H. SeeIy. At pleasant, Joe 4
Johnson. Johnstown. Pa; William o DOH /
neU. Lake City, Ida, A. A. Law Para I
di-le. Utah
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Sol Conn fr-. Chicago, Mat DausheI y 4
ana wife Sidney. Neb.- T. j. Smlth. lGa- (
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George b Haerstick. Utah; john b. ASH /
ton. Chica Co- SVEN O. Nelson, ar /
view n. a. Christensen. StearnS5 a Hs'l-
vev. Stirling. AIRS Dr BOynton, Sanoy' /
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Breeder. ogden, AIRS f. J. HaSeenDarJ4, I
S-erter- Samuel &. King Provo; = J. /
Michael. Bay House. Idaho; n n Conn., J
Oe5-u- Charles De Norsy. Provo
White Houses. Gi1ett Curtain. Titan; |
D. r. olsen. Curtea, Jtah: 4. &. Nelson, (
lTa-1fi. \ T. Nelson. NauCi- Y. Kelly. FIJI J
more F. Il. Bracket, Atlantic iowa; I
Charles r.. Bye. Park City. J. Long. Park 4
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