Show PEOPLE WHO WiO ARE PASSING Lt LI Col H n H n Whitney of ot Oen den Miles Staff lino hiatt gone fone on to San Son Francisco after otter putting In Iii yesterday at nt Fort Douglass tofu In t In him the Ilia town The colonel stated after his tour that tho the post would be te a more attractive spot than over ever after the tho two batteries now stationed there had received their equipment All MI of at tho the thirty light tIght bat tot lodes In tho time corps and ot of the commands at It Fort Douglas tire to receive rapid ra ld firIng guns throw throwIng hag Ing In twentythree 3 pound shells a n minute These guns have havo been Jeen tested nt It Fort mey Itley whore where their efficiency for tor general genera and heavy work has been satis satisfactorily ascertained Time Tile colonel also stated that thai a n now new army revolver Is being which will firo nine nino shoots as nil fast ns as one can cnn b be fired now Col Cal Whitney finds AntIs that th t the hills rind canyons surrounding Fort Douglas at af afford ati atford I i ford to Id an nn excellent opportunity for tor Or bat battery battory tory tHY maneuvers He lie approves a 1 plan suggested sug ested by Major Young to double the capacity of ot Fort l ort Douglas Dou las at slight light ox ex expense pense viz by raising the roofs of ot the present barracks one stOry ator The colonel approves of ot the automobile In wars ware Henry bleary a prominent Cincin Cincinnati anti nati Elk Is IB stopping at nt tho ho Kenyan Ho Ito says a n special committee train from the tire Grand will be bo In la Salt Lake be boo before befOre fore long to arrange for tor accommodations lions for tor next summers grand Wow Mow blowout out He lie has hns given the th town a looking over and Ind can not see BOO where visitors are Bre Breto areto to bo hI accommodated unless citizens throw open their homes hones Mr predicts a t big rush Tush to Salt Sail Lake ns as the city has haH such a n reputation abroad that Immense crowds of ot people will take tal o ad nil advantage vantaGe of ot the tho rates to visit Zion Consequently tho the local Elks l committee will have tave an nn task In finding sleeping accommodations for tor tho the In Incoming incoming coming hosts Managing Editor Henry of them tho New Now York Times Is at the Knuts Knutsford Knutsford ford on or the tho first vacation n he ho has en enJoyed enjoyed Joyed jOed In thirteen years Mr Mrs thai accompanies him and they will wIlt continue on to tho thor Pacific coast COM Mr Loewenthal has h s been beeD connected with the time New York papers for tor over thirty years of at which were spent with the Times of at which Charles II U Miller a graduate ot or tho Springfield Motes MILAS Republican ne Is the editor Mr fake journalism U is on II tM decline he ho Is IB nn an advocate of clean and respectable Journalism jurn yellow I Journalism m he stated originated with cartoons In Brick taper paper and andIn andin In the New York Sun Oeo T 1 Hull of ot the Pennsylvania line Is at the Knutsford from Denver Donver lie He SAys it the standard weight of steel rails on en tho the Pennsylvania Is now pounds to 10 the yard and atod the tho length Is In CO GO feet Tho Fire rails on the tho great horseshoe curve ore are made of ot nickel steel the stuff warship armor plaits Is III made of He Ire smiled today as he told of ot n a fake tuko originating with a II Salt Lake morning paper piper which made out that a is bridge was wan to be ho built over tho the horseshoe curve and which wan Wil copied all nil over oyer the country by uno unsophisticated people General Superintendent ent P F A ch nf nt tho the Pacific Express J company ar nr arrived arrived rived from Omaha this morning on an n a n periodic business trip Ho lie says the Nebraska farmers lira are making BO so much money on their big wheat crop that the losses lossell occasioned by hy the tho corn fail tall failure failure ure are not being severely felt There Thero Is enough h wheat for export and for lo to loco co cal col stock fattening and wheat used In connection with alfalfa Is in proving a II avery avery very cr fair substitute for tor or corn Mr says eats the express bust busi business roes ness Is a 1 vast over that of ot 1300 1990 which speaks well for tor tho the pros of ot tho the country Frank l T second vice I president of ot the thu National Live Ilyo Stock association returned today from lid Hel Helena emits ena Mr went north loots hop hoping tug ing to buy owes ewes And attend tire tho annual meeting of the Sheep board Ho lie was wa successful ns as to time the latter but ns as to form former formen er en for the good good arid reason that there were none for sale Hale Growers are arc holding on to their sheep like death to a mm pale darkey durkey remarked Mr Mc It IH It Impossible to tomako tomake make mako nay any Is being asked for or stock sheep to think thid Is to be bo a good winter to carry over arid and the tho number of 8 that are being held over will materially Increase the number of sheep In Montana and ado add greatly to the tue spring clip I saw crow commissioners from rota fifteen of the twentythree counties In Montana and all oil told the tho same tale about tIme Die stiff market In km sheep Mr Hagenbarth stated that the tho north northern era ern anti and central Montana Wool Grow em association had Itati decided to o join lh tIme National Live Stock Block association OH till they represent sheep they will Mci considerable strength to the tho association Mr leaves next week to attend tIme the Chicago meet hag Ing anti and says Idaho wilt will send two ear car carloads loads of delegates Scott Davis Dayl general live stock agent of the Union Pa U ta In town today from rota Nevada limo I going to bo be boone one of the greatest camps In itt time tho country gold Mr stIr Davis And Amid the greatest Impetus Is ii being given by the wonderful development In tIre the con cnn mine now belonging to John sparks Is one foot nf ot ore oio In that hat mine yielding 1000 to time the ton anti and there Is n a breast of ore oio is 15 feet cot across yielding to 1100 to the tho tort ton tortIn In fact the whole for four untIes miles has been staked out and everybody ls is working on sinking or digging tunnels TIme The ores onen arp ar gold silver and lead anti and the have given the tho biggest kind of nn nil im impetus petus lo to Reno New buildings tore aro go goIng lag Ing up no st fast that people lost loit track ot Of them Mr Davis finds the tho live stock market slim He lie says nothing Is doing ket icet slim Ho lie Says nays nothing Is doing In cattle and people are rushing Into mining am In In Hunt of Idaho went up to Og Ogden den this morning resuming his Journey back to loiter later In the day Ho lIe says Albert Morris of this city haa opened a mining In Boise Bolso which Is to doino very well While the governor would not talk yesterday for publication on nor the pardon of Corcoran friends stated today tOlay that he holds both parties wanted to do d a little political trading on that particular patti matter When told that berg had a knife up his sleeve for dead deadly ly I work In the next campaign Gay Hunt only smiled as ho lie remarked that and ho he were very good H 11 W a prominent Rut Rutland land Vt business man ta in nt at the Woy with Mrs Richardson en route to tine the coast He lie says the reports true that n a great deposit or of marble has ha been uncovered nt at Proctor nine miles from Rutland that Is the equal of time the finest Canera Carrera or Italian It In l being u used d extensively In Interiors and for work Worlo Mr Richard Richardson son remarked that the tho New England winters were now a tab that Is told Years PRO ogo there was fine at Thanksgiving but now the open fall weather has extended through the holidays |