Show HOTEL GOSSIP Captain Ca tain Luis Lube Pomar Pamar of the h Chilian navy with his hla n Luis Luts M Pomar two l f the Chilian govern government government vern ment on their way y to Buffalo Burtalo and Washington are in the city stopping at Ute the Cullen Captain Pomar is on onshore onshore shore duty being attached to the hydrographic service He is a oem com commissioner missioner to the Buffalo exposition and has been selected on one of the juries Ms son is connected with the depart department ment meat of ot attains affairs and is deputized to study the United States n of colonization of or public lands After Af r at attending attending tending the Buffalo exposition both will go on to Washington to take p pin in the ceremony of placing in behalf b halt haltof of the Chilian people a gold memorial tablet on the Washington monument The people of Chili wish to do this said Captain Pomar to show that all friction of or the past Is over and that the best of feeling prevails toward the American nation The captain and his son have spent some time on the coast studying hydrographic subjects inspecting fish fiah fi h hatcheries and salmon canneries and other things which have Interested them They are delighted with Salt Lake City and with the lake itself Ed d Raymond formerly of Salt Lake returned yesterday after over a years absence In Nome and the Klondike putting up last night at the Walker Only about 5 HM people wintered at Nome he said aid That Is still a great country although it is hard to prospect it Nome will never be as great lt A ts the tha hei Klondike however principally beuse b ime there Is no timber Umber The work must all allbe allbe be In open cuts because bl cause you cant do I any 5 timbering while around D you ean een sink and drift dritt The he Klondike I would be all right if it for the royalty to the Canadian This is 28 25 2 per ver celt lid and it sometimes takes all II the profits and more A man must go up there with the Idea ida Id a that I he can get big wages Miner Mine are paid 8 2 to A 4 as a rule while some draw d w as high at Ii a 5 5 Living is so high that it pretty small Mr Raymond was leasing at Dawson but gave ave it up because of f the y tl s although he lee and his partner ed ned up a fair profit S C F tr of or Salmon Sf CI Ida Id formerly delegate to W Jl the territory Is in lit the city for r fc tt few days stopping at the Knut ford Mr gj er is Ig mining in the Blackbird country beyond Challis the town of Si beia bel r named after arter him There is a wonderful country around beyond b yond Challis he said last evening I but it will take a railroad to develop lit It We Weare are confident however that we will have a railroad there by mer mert the e Houston branch of the Short Line being extended late into that region There is some fine l 1 land that heeds needa only o irrigation t ake k it productive prod lve and some splendid mineral land S R PS R H Thomas Themas of Frankfort Kin arrived in th the city ye yesterday fro ron from the Sunflower Sun state putting up at the Cut Cul Cullen len lenThe The drouth hurt burt the corn seriously serl U JY giving us UtI only about a third of a a crop he said but the wheat is doing well welland welland welland and so is 18 the oats Farmers are ing now flow and anel there is an excellent ex yield o of both wheat and oats Before I left there were good rood rains all around nd our section and everything was look looking lC looking k kIng ing better George W Edgerton of Coalville who is 16 with the United States Slates geological 1 survey is 18 in the city for repairs hay hav having h v ving ing lug hurt himself climbing over the hills hUls In hi the th Uintah forest fore t reserve J 1 There is 18 likely to l be e trouble oe be between tWeen the Indians l and the sheep men he lie h said as al the herders are running their sheep over on the reservation If U the Indian police hear of it there wl be a clash over It It The surveying party is making good 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