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Show r In Motel Corridors HANK ELWOOD and I-Iyrum ''McFar-land, ''McFar-land, both sheepmen of Ogdcn. who havo been attending the wool convention here, aro registered at tho Oullon. THE REV. B, HARRINGTON of Minneapolis Min-neapolis Is a guest at tho Kenyon. Li. MILL.ER of Washington, D. C. arrived ar-rived In Salt Lake Tuesday and took up his quarters at the Knutsford. AL.LEINE CASE of Cherry y Creek. Nov.. Is domiciled at the Cullen. A GUEST at the Konyori Is A. C. Hinckley of St. Joseph, Mo. Mr. Hlnck-lcv Hlnck-lcv was formerly superintendent of motive mo-tive powor on the Short 7-.lno between Salt JLake and Green River. D. GAY STIVERS of Butte, Mont., is spending a day or two at the Knutsford. Knuts-ford. S. A. McKENZIE of England, who Is making an extensive trip through this country. Is at the Knutsford. JUDGE W. L.. MAGINN1S of Ogdcn is at the Kenyon. The judge Is on his way home from Richfield, whero ho has been on legal business. R. E. L. WEI-.L.S of New York is on tho register of tho Knutsford. REGISTERED at tho Cullen Is David Bulloch of Cedar City, a prominent stockman stock-man of southern Utah and one of tho pioneers of Iron county. On account of the washout on tho Salt Lako Route, Mr. Bulloch was unable to ship some hogs and cattle to his regular market, Los Angeles, so he has disposed of his stock In Salt Lake. He states that the farmers farm-ers of Iron county havo entered the business of hog raising In earnest and are making good money. Tho land supplies sup-plies good provender and a hog of 300 to 350 pounds brings from ?25 to $30 on foot. AT THE New Windsor, Gwilym Jones, county clerk of Carbon county. Is registered. Mr. Jones says they arc just completing a new courthouse at Price at a cost of $70,000. The canal for the Irrigated Lands company was completed com-pleted last fall, so there will be something some-thing doing In the land business In the spring when tho scheme Is put In opera.-tfon. opera.-tfon. A GUEST at the Cullon Is William Lloyd, one of the 'big mining men of Piochc. Mr. Lloyd Is superintendent of tho Prince Consolidated and third ownor of Ihe Mendha mine at Ploche, and has been a resident of that place for twenty-four twenty-four years. A few days ago he came out of the famous mining .camp by fighting fight-ing his way through the deep snow from that place to Modena, a distance of forty miles. The road Mr. Lloyd followed Is in had condition and no ore will be brought over It for ninety days. It took Mr. Lloyd thirteen hours to mako the Journey, his mode of travel being a light vehicle drawn by two span of horses. |
