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Show " rgitisoN'AL. i , .. . j V. W. Bulloi k. a well-known gentle-1 man of Denver, is isiting bait Lake. Jttliii (iilipcr has veturncd trom' aj three uiontlm' tour among- the mines in , Idaho. . j Boyd Clark of KaiiMt-i city is iualtt Lake uud thinks the town is goin "to i gut there." - ' EvGoveruor AVcst left this moruiog for Washington, Mr. Siegel wlio lias been v isiting in IhnEasl. for, a few moiillis returned yesicrduy. , James Hogle, of lloglc Bro?.. who i has been spending a eliofUiuio iu Cuba, lias rcturyed. j A. A. Sutton has returned from a j year's abst-nce in Portland, and remarks that, he is going to stay uwhily. K. A Brenigi.')'. Frank O. Adams and John B. Hunt, prominent citiens and business men of Burlington, Iowa, are in Sail Lake, slopping at tins Cullea house. Miss Ida Hitchcock, a Salt Lake elo- j eutionisi, who has been in California for ouie time, will give an entertain-incut entertain-incut at her house in a week or two. She, will be warmly greeted by her old friends. Vice-President Henry T. Uogeis of the Colorado Midland, and wife, Secretary Secre-tary J. M. Walker, of the Globo Smelting Smelt-ing works at Denver, and wife, also N. C. 'Walker, a prominent Deuver man. and Mrs. T. B. Ackers of Chit-ago, arrived ar-rived last evening in Salt Lake by a special car from tho coast. They go east tomorrow. Mr. C. L. Craw, the real estate man. has becu fihowlug his old friend C. L. Centliver around Zion duriug tin last t wo or three days. Mr. Centliver Is a wealthy brewer-of Fort Wayne, Iud. Ho is much in love with Salt Lake and may conclude to start a plant in this city - . Mr. Edward T. Jones aud wife, from San Fraucisco, left for England this morning via the. Kio Grande Western, after a short visit with their nephew's, the Culmcr Brothers. Mr. Jones is the gentleman who successfully cast the great cylinders fur the steamship Arizona Ari-zona some sixteen years since, being the largest castings ever made on the Pacific coast. Mr. Jones has been one of the most successful men on the coast, and is now taking a much uecded vacation, 'will' roam around the old world for eight or ten months before his return. He was a former, resident of Sail Lake, and notwithstanding his great success,. now admits that if ho had remained here he would have accumulated accumu-lated more wealth than he has in the golden state, as he says our prospects here arc ahead of any place ho knows of, and lie can't understand how it is that capital has not embarked in our unsurpassed iron and coal industries. If California had our deposits she would add hundreds of millions to her annual income. ,, |