The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-07
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Mrs. Seth Bullock OF Deadwood. s, d,
stopped over In Salt Lake Sunday on their
return home from Los Angeles. where
they have spent the winter and were at
| the Kenyon Mrs. Bullock is the wife
OF Seth Bullock, United States Marshal
OF South Dakota. a man who has been
| prominent In shaping affairs In this state
During n great portion OF hot times he
has had much to do with the enforce
ment OF law where IL required high
order of courage and cool Judgment 10
hold In check tho lawless bands both
| Indian and whites, which infested this
Territory OF the Dakotas in carly days.
| always ready 10 respond 10 every call
where danger lurkcd and was always
equal to the occasion, His services TO
the State and TO society have at last
heen partially recognized al Washington
by his appointment TO the office he now
fills with efficiency and fidelity,
Mrs. kellar is the wife OF Chambers
Kelar. one of the most successful law
yers OF his State
The ladies were greatly charmed with
Salt Lake and expressed their admiration
Of Its beauties and attractions as only
intelligent, close observing women can.
They liked the big organ in the taber-
nacle which they heard in the afternoon
better than they did the Mormon elder
who undertook To explain the Mormon
doctrine 10 the audience. They left on
tho evening train for their northwestern
horne over the Denver and Rio Grande
railway.
C. A. Klngbaum. formerly citizen of
Salt Lake, where he was for Der
Of years assistant postmaster, but for the
last fifteen years resident OF Denver,
where he is connected with one OF the
largest cigar houses In the west arrived
In Salt Lake Sunday and became a guest
OF the Kenyon Mr.. Kingbaum said,
There never can be but one Salt Lake
in this county. I regret that business
matters compelled me TO leave II, Salt
Lake is making rapid strides for first
place in this intermountain country.
have long, predicted this and have
preac ched it on every occasion Tor the
that this city has long season of pros
perity ahead. The three great States of
this intermountain country, In my
opinion, arc Colorado Utah. and Idaho
Each has matchess climate. taken the
year through, and the resources OF each
are limitiess. Look at the territory Salt
support a city OF 500. 900 inhabitants, and
then some. If ] was a younger man l
would invest every dollar I could spare
In Salt Lake and await results with per-
feet confidence Let me make a predic-
tion: You can buy property in Salt
Lake today 20 to % per cent less than
years growth and Improvements Will
prove that my prediction is correct"
". Rogers Revelle and wife of Seattle
are guests OF the Kenyon. They arrived
in this city yesterday, Mr., ReYelle is
one OF Seattle's representative citizens.
You can tell that without making his
acquaintance. or even meeting him. Just
the ear mark of enthusiasm. "W. Rogers
Revelle and wife. Seattle. Wash. 1901"
That tells the story. Seattle is going 10
have an exposition in 1909. to he called the
Yukon Alaska Pacific Exposition, which
its projectors intend shall eclipse In
magnitude any worlds exposition yet
held In this or any other country; on on
member, and Mr.. Revee is one of the
hottest,
John AMMAN of New York prominent in
Utah mining circles, arrived in Salt Lake
Sunday by the circuitous California
route. and is a guest of the Knutsford
He will be here for several days,
William r. Graves of St Paul, Mimi,
western manager OF the MddleseX Bank
ing company OF Mddle,own, Conn, ar
| rived in Salt Lake Sunday night and be-
came guest Of the knutsford, Upon
his arrival at the hotel he was met by
| C. w Boyd. the Salt Lake manager of
| the Middlesex Banking company. Mr.
Graves Will be here eight or ten days.
l.. !. Morton general manager OF the
! Newhouse building contracts, accompani-
ed by his wife arrived last night, direct
from Washington. ID: c., and registered
at the Knutsford. Mr.. Mortons resid-
cnce during the next two years will he
In Salt Lake, during which time the
Newhouse buildings will he pushed 10
completion with all possible vigor.
Frank r Wilson. formerly well
! known Utah mining operator, but who
| Is now Interested In mines in The Stale
OF Sonora in Mexico, is spending a few
days in Salt Lake. When not In Mexico
Mr., Wilson now makes his headquarters
in New York. He is one OF the Oldest
members OF the Salt Lake lodge of Elks
IAN immense amount of money is be-
ing invested in mines in Mexico. said
! Mr.. Wilson Sunday night. Railroad
building is being pushed rapidly. The
| Yaqui River Ss Pacific road is being eX-
! tended TO the City of Mexico and up the
yaqui river TO meet the branch being
! built down that river. The Stllman
| road the Phelps, Dodge & company road
and several short lines OF more or less
| Importance are being built rapidly.
''Thc Mexican Government is doing its
| best to protect Americans and their In
terests. l have spent considerable time
| in the Indian country along the Yaqui
river. and the Indians seem to have no
| feeling against Americans, They have
| however. grievance against the Mexl-
J can Government, but whether it Is a real
or fancied grievance ! am unable to
| say.
'For myself and my associates I can
mcnt, both from the civil and military
authorities and especially So In tho State
OF Sonora.
| Mr.. Wilson left Utah four years ago.
| He operated In Tintic, Beaver and Bing-
ham. and one of the incorporators OF
the Sapho property at Ely, New,