Salt Lake Telegram | 1903-04-27 | Page 7 | Men and Affairs

a 1 iri n n in m i n.n. ij-uu run. ruxa MEN AND : : : r : : t AFFAIRS M. K. PARSONS, a well-known eat tleman of thla city, has lately purchased one of the finest cattle ranchea in Oregon.' Ore-gon.' The property, which lies Just across the Nevada line. Is known as the Warm Springs ranch. The purchase price is said to have been $200,000. a -a ROBERT A. ANDERSON, contract surgeon at Fort Duchesne, has been relieved re-lieved from duty and First Lieut. George Anderson, assistant surgeon, has been commissioned to. succeed him. e e e DAVID EDWARD, a large merchant of Glasgow, Scotland, is a guest at the Knutsford with his family today. After driving about the city he declared Salt Lake to be one of the prettiest cities he has ever visited. D. 8. SPENCER, assistant general passenger pas-senger agent of the Short Line, left Saturday- for St. Louis to attend the dedicatory dedi-catory ceremonies at the exposition. a . e ' C. I. TUTTLE. live-stock sgent of the Short Line, returned yesterday from a northern trip. a a e D. J. LINDSAY, traveling agent of the Northwestern, returned from a trip through the north today.