The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-26
In Hotel Corridors

T. HEIGHO. who is one OF the most
prominent members of Gov. Bradys stan
OF Idaho and the Vice president OF the
Pacific Idaho Northern railroad. arrived
In the city with his family from Wciser,
Ida, Friday. and registered al the Knuts-
ford. To a representative OF The Trib-
une. Mr.. Heigho said:
Council valley, Washington county
county, Ida, arc rapidly coming 10 the
front. We have I'm that section OF the
country some of the finest apple lands in
more real estate transfers since May .
than in the previous ten years In the city
Of Wciser We are going some place.
and that place is in the van of progress.
Yes, the Twin Falls country Is rapidly
coming TO the front In the last four
years Twin Falls has gone from nothing
TO population OF 1000. and that IS NOV
Ing Last year a party consisting OF
part Of the party Of the Oregon Idaho
Development congress held at Weiscr on
April 50 and May IL. went on an cN-
cursion over the Pacific 6 Idaho North
Washington county. and upon returning
within twenty minutes after leaving
Council valley, a syndicate was formed
with 5000 capital, which has since
taken over large tracts OF land In Coun-
ell valley and has purchased one-haf Of
the Council valley township. This com
pany is composed of some OF the most
representative men in Idaho. Council
valley. since the memory OF man runneth
not TO the contrary, has never had loss
of an apple crop due 10 frost. but | will
less hardy fruit.
l., KIENE and wife are registered at
the Wilson while on their tour Of the
world. They are at the present time en-
route TO Yellowstone park and will leave
| from there for the Alaska Y ukon Pacific
exposition.
been visiting with relatives at HALEY.
| Ida, while out kodaking on Friday morn
| ing. fell and fractured her right arm. Al
| the present time the young lady is doing
father. John Condron Of the Cullen hotel
PROF. Z. c. TITUS. entomologist and
prominent educator Of Utah, arrived III
the city Friday night from Taylorsville
where he has been making an extensive
study OF the alfalfa leaf wcevil. which Is
doing much damage to the alfalfa croI
of Utah. Prof. Titus mas been in tina,
section OF the county with a view oi
| inducing the farmers OF that section &c
cut the first crop, and thus help to de-
stroy the weevi.
JOHN CONGER. prominent cattlemar
of Pueblo. Colo, is registered At the Gull
len. Mr.. Conger has just completed Tho
shipment OF three cars OF cattle from
Lund. Utah. to Pueblo, Colo, and states
that the cattle business is picking up
| c. Fl. FITCH, formerly with the geo
logical survey and later with the recla-
nation service, who is at the presen
time manager of the Idaho Irrigation
company limited. Of Rich6eld. Ida. ar
rived in the city Friday morning on {
business trip and registered at the Ken
lyon. Speaking of the conditions at Rich
| field, Mr.. Fitch said TO representative
| OF The Tribune; "Of course. I believe W.
have one OF the greatest towns In th'
| United States, II Is still so new that it
| paint scents the town. a hotel costing
$50. 600 and not a saloon or gambling
! house in the town We are agriculturist!
OF the quiet orderly kind. Population
| Well, would rather not say; but, If yol
insist. well, 500 and growing fast. witt
the best waterworks in the country. anc
located on railroad, we are In the mds
Of the finest agricultural land in tht
west"
! p. ]. GEOGHEGAN of Butte Mont.
who is official decorator for the G.. a. r
and who has lately furnished the deCora
tious for the city OF Seattle, is registered
at the Wilson and is looking over tn,
| situation with a view of decorating tn
buildings OF the city.