Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-02
PEOPLE VINO ARf PASSING

John c. Ship, formerly deputy clerk
of the supreme court In this city, has
been visiting this week with j, u,
MoGurrn en- route from san Francisco
70 Chicago to confer With the manage
nent OF the Illinois Glass company,
whose agent he has been for some
years on the coast Mr. Shlpp took the
agency with Il little back Office To- be-
gin with, and now great five story
building In San Francisco filed With
goods tells the story Of his diligence
and well directed business energy Mr..
Ship says the commercial develop
ment Of California within the last three
years has been not merely remarkable
but astonishing 1t reads like ror
nance,
Col, Henry Page, formerly chief clerk
Of the Utah commission and deputy
territorial secretary was heard from
today He Is still collector OF customs
Of the port of Nueyltas, Cuba, where
he Is doing well and enjoying life
among Los Cubanos. He Is likely TO
remain there until the island govern
ment Is turned over to the Cubans.
The oil boom will strike Evanston and
Ulnta county early In March" said Ed
ltor H. y. Glenn OF the Wyoming Press
today on his return from Denver. "
believe southwestern Wyoming Is about
20 become the greatest OH center In the
world. Eastern men are there, some
OF them with 100000 invested and more
are coming. one concern has nine
rigs either at work or In process OF
erection, and Perry S. Heaths outfit Is
working on nine wells. One man Is of
on a hunt to locate big tract Of land
he has discovered which was overlooked
in the general hunt, and which he il
sure is promising as an OIL PROPOSE
ton, Mr. Glenn returns from Denver
with GOO pounds Of type, which he win
use In getting up a special edition OF
his paper exploiting Uinta county about
the first Of March. He waa formerly
q resident Of this city
Judge r. Nj. Malone of Denver for
merry district attorney there arrived
from the east this morning with Mrs.
Malone, they are at the knutsford.
He says that'the row in the Arapahoe
county courts over Judge Mullins was
merely a newspaper fight which was
happily ended In smoke. Judge Null
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Denver News and was always highly
esteemed by the newspaper men IN Col
orado,
l.. w. Ely, Just returned from New
York, says that Utah and Wyoming
have got up a great reputation as the
coming oil states, and when the flowers
bloom in The spring there win be u big
movement Of oil land investors out this
way and they viii bring their money
with them Mr., Ely says that the an
nual publications of the Salt Lake
papers are doing most excellent mis-
sonary work IN the east in clearing up
old fogy notions that have prevailed
and giving n truer and clearer idea OF
what is actually to be found out here.
lie is certain that It is matter Of time
only before a pipe line viii be laid be-
tween the Uinta county oil fields and
Salt Lake City, and that a great reiln-
cry win be built here by the STANDARD
of people. Mr. Ely also says that the
Cdrhon and Emery county ltah, wells
are sure 70 be productive Of immense
results, and extensive developments are
now In progress In the vicinity OF
Woodside