Salt Lake Tribune | 1904-05-10 | Page 9 | To String Wires from Dagget to Salt Lake

TO STRING WIRES FROM DA6GET TO SALT LAKE Special to The Tribune. MODENA. Utah, May 9.-T. P. Smith, general master foreman of eonstructlon of the Western Union Telegraph company, is inspecting the line between Callentes and Salt Lake Cltj with a view lo noting the requirements for a new cupper wire which the AVestcrn Union has started to string from Daggett, Ariz., to Salt Lake City. This will bo used exclusively for commercial commer-cial business. G. D. Allien, electrician and foreman of construction of the Oregon Short Line railroad of Pocatello, Ida., accompancd Mr. Smith ns far aa Modena nnd relumed north yesterday. J. H. Manderficld, traveling agent, Chicago Chi-cago & Northwestern railroad, was here yesterday loading wooi tor transportation over his line. tb P. 11. Cook, traveling freight agent of tho Union Paclllc and Oregon Short Line, was loading 310.000 pounds of wool yesterday yester-day for shipment over his line. C E. Peak, extensively interested in mining at Statcllnc. passed through here yesterday en route to his properties. P. H McRne, the mining expert of Salt Lake City, went through here yesterday to Statellne, where- he will Investigate the mining outlook. Judge J. AY, Burton of Salt Lake City passed through here yesterday en routo to Ploche, Nov., where he will check up the lato strike of rich oro made ln tho property of the Ploche-Ndvada Conooll-daled Conooll-daled Mining company. F. It. McNameo. tho well known attorney attor-ney of Delamar, Nov., la at Fay on legal business connected with the Shawniut-Nevada Shawniut-Nevada Mining company. a W. II. Perry, owner of the stage lines . plying between Modena, Statellne and Ploche, Pl-oche, Nov., will remove from Statellne to Modena ns noon as his dwelling Is erected here.