Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-18

by an American, and | under.,..,
sIee,rical interests, including va,
nous wafer powers IN the sts,, moi
Iaulo' nave bean bought by " I, No
eapltailSts' AT Rio the chic, iofk
tohee exporters are Yankee w
sume Is true Of Santos. The e. an lls
lee port further down the Co.'S S col
RICH AMERICANS IN upro,,
IN Montevideo. two OF the
tl'lzehs have Yankee blond iae't
veins. one Is a man named ~ uet
VINO MADE a fortune out az hitNa'd
merchandising, and the other A. 'ht
yea captain named Evans. vh, Oh
Dug hghterage business Al Nh
ana who IL now said 10 no ~, 'liel
h ,lor's' re mas one OF the finest .,s ...'
.an es'hles on the outskirts ~ W.'
" ,l'2 ana ne viii probably ento,,'r,'
secy' Root during his stay. 'i''la
IN hutnos Ayres there are h, ,,,..,
ot prominent Americans. aud IA. ,,T
Is uue OF Santiago and Valparais, We
ot the chief Americans of M N
cl'y Is man named McKoU.r 80
was formerly a pay clerk m mo 70
states navy. and who nov d.c, 'nl
ngh'erase business Of chlle's chief p,s 49,
MADE MILLIONS IN MINES
Another American who has u.a.
fortune In chile Is George Ts-
who went there from Califorr,.
" years ago, He started ,u, l
nothing, and for time worked a 'h
nitrate beds. He gradually ll,
Spanish, aud then went out ID qua
for mhes. one day while ialsi,. ~
Old priest he learned Of Vond,.susa
Yer property. which had been vorko5L,
me spaniards years ago, a psrt ~ u,
revenues being given to tho nr,.,
'hace asked to look at the church "
ords aud there found the i1r,,ia..
the mine described. To took "
and followed the trail to Tho ,bA
IL dug away the brush aud other -
TALON down to the old iafiDss
found them rich enough t9 WORK NJ
furnished him enough capital IN 10y
up the old mine ana out Of II n,
since taken millions. ! met Mr. 90.
during my stay in Chile he is saa
have All Kinds ut money and ia
q million or 50 on deposit Ir t,,5F
IN order to bc sure Of STEADY ms.
should anything happen m The v,,
revolutions or In similar KicIs.ii.s..
common to South American rennbl..'
Going northWard To Peru m. -.
tary NJ state win there meet N, -,
of Grace a. Co.. which does A lar,s ~.
, ness along the west coast. just aF',,
} Eddy & Co. have a large bushes, 49,,
the Atlantic coast. Both lhe,e ~,
are exporters aud importers ana n,
I Graces viii do much 20 entertain N,
Root party at Lima. Back " Llms,l,
secretary will probably go up Inc rN.
road that Henry Meiggs the cslss,-
Man, built many years ago. This ,,,3
I carries one almost straight ub the An.
des 10 the top. II rises three miles (,
I 100 miles. and leaves one az AN M
I tude OF 1865 feet above the sea.
4 branch road has recently been b,n,
/ to the Cerro DO p3sro silver mh,,
which are now being worked for fbtir
/ copper deposits. Those are owned nv
I American capitalists. who are ir,se.
/ ing millions In their development
I little below the top Of the Andes on lhls
same railroad, at Casdplrd. Is biz
/ smelter which some Americans huHt
Z few years ago. and the secretary nav
! stay over night there, i he win on
his way to and from Corro de- Pasco.
Indeed Secy Root and his party win
! find the tracks Of Yankee enterprise an
I along the west coast W South America
/ He viii learn that the ,frst railroads
/ of Chile were built by Mfiggs and that
the road UP the Andes 20 Lake Titicaa
| was long managed by Americans Y
he could go inland he would find AHs.
lean engineers now making new nt
roads for Bolivia. and north ~ Una
] would find a New York company wEA
! is interested in building iron tracks
some OF the best coal MINES Of ihs
Andes. He might stop az GlaysQuH o.
20 into Quito over a railroad laid out
by American engineers. and we all
know that he will close his ,rip BY an
jnspectIon Of our last and greatest
piece Of engineering-that Of the Psna'
! ma canal. -