Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
HOTEL GOSSIP.

al the KENYON. Mr.. Fargo is heavily
interested In various parts OF tho I'M.
tcrmountain country, being connected
Wyoming and Idaho. sPocatelle Is
prosp erlnE Us never before" said MIR,
Fargo. "Since The building Of tho
blk Short Line shops at the Gate c,ity
the town has built un wonderfrlly,
Tho opening 81 the Shcshone reseT-
walton has helped considerably 20
boost Pocatsllc, and the people are
doing well and the business nj en- are
prospecting. look for great future
for my town. il Is the natural center
for a very large tract OF country. and
the opening Ip of the Twin Falls
country on Snake river, and tho Intns-
trial activity TO the north OF us In
the Blackfoot country all help the
Pocatclo people and give 1t prestige
as a distributing center"
Carl CARR OF Logan ls at the Ken
yon, MT. CARR Is well known hush
ness man and promoter and formerly
lived In Salt Lake. Through his et~
forts the manufacture of sewer pipe
In Ogden was developed into pay
ing industry, and prior to- it's sale 10 a
large eastern company furnished q
great deal of the sewer pipe used in
This city Mir. CART talked Interest,"
ingly OF conditions in the north end
81 The state, and said that Logan pco~
pie ere much grarifed that the biz
college still remains In their midst
J. vi, Russell OF GOldfield. Men, Is
registered aI tho Wilson. "EStraya-
gent reports have been spread broad
cast about conditions at Goldtlrld,"
said MIR, Russell today. THE facs of
the matter Is, there Is not moro
1--we, up 10 date, progressive town any
v here Ia the country than Is GOldfcld
today We have about 10000 people
and every one OF them ls rustsr and
booster for Gotddeldv We have two
mining cNchsn ses. and 1t Is no Jucolu.
mon sight TO see women In large num-
bers awaiting the opening 10 the on
changes to take their pert on the
floor our public places are orderly
and well conducted The town is well
Differed and there is no more noise
or disorderly conduct ON the streets
than in any town in the west N the
sarse size. There has been a great
deal said about Goldiield being an UNI
healthy place, and thar the water is
bad The death rate there Is not so
high as In other towns and the talk
about poor wafer S boSh- We have
piped in from Ida, 80 miles away,
end besides that, the best kind OF we'll
water is obtainabe by simply sinking
tho well. IL is true the strike rs in
Turing business to some extent 1ust at
present. but 1t is hoped that an ainie-
able settlement will soon be arrived
ar, and the OH conditions restored.
The trouble came about by the carpen-
ters of the town refusing TO affiliate
with the industrial Workers If the
World to which organization most Of
the miners belong, 4 long list of trout
bles was started from thls cause, but
the main agitator Of the camp is now
In Jail, and his chief lieutenant is
thinking of leaving the camp, and
peace and harmony Is about No he re-
stored Godneld is a we'll conducted
orderly town, and all talk about It's
being a rip-rodring blood ard thun-
der mining ca mp Is the weriest nom
sense. We have some OF the finest
schools in the country: many ilne
church buildings. and all conditions
which make for mod ern. UP to date
town. II is the best and richest min
nigh, and living is not SO high as ma
been reported Miners make SIS per
day. and unskilled workmen sa.50,
and board can be had at S35 per
NJ. j. Gray Is In the city from st
Anthony, Idaho. and is stopping at the
KENYON Mr.. Grsy has large rancItlmg
and stockralsng interests in the Hour
ishng little town OF eastern idaho,
snd is enthusiastic In his praises v.
thet section of the state. "rdsho has
said Mr.. Gray, "and i think the dawn
is just about breaking Our countrs
is one OF the best In the west" said
he. I'VE are on the highway leadng
to the great Yellowstone park. and
travel in our direction Is Increasing
every year. Our natural resources are
becoming known Capital is becoming
interested and the splendid range lands
and dry farming interests are attract
Ing a class Of country builders that al
ways make well for the section in
which they settle, The last season
building opsrati ons were more extern
at,e than evar before, and we look
for continuation of the prosperous
Lake on business and will be here
for several days.
Fred Carron of Ouray Colo. man
agsr Of the Atlas Mining and Milltns
company, is stopping at the Rnnts'
ford for a few days. Mr. Carron Is
on tour OF inspection OF the various
mines and smelters OF the west. and
Is seeking for Information as 20 the
methods employed by other plants IN
the treatment and reduction OF ores
The Park city concentrating mills
were visited by Nh Carron, ana hr
expects 10 visit the Bingham district
before leaving for Goldlaald, New.