Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-18
PERSONAL.

L. z. Goliath has gone to Milford.
w. H. Dickson went TO Tintic yesterday
morning.
A. G. Sutherland, of Provo, is guest in
the city to-day.
Ferdinand Dickert went to Black Rock on
Thursday mornings Z. c. passenger.
r. L. Sullivan, of Haley, goes to Cumber-
I land, Md, in the morning, via the scenic.
R. B. Miller and wife, of Coalyille, 90 10
New York City by the D. & r. G. tomorrow.
Webb Moore, of the Passenger Depart
ment of the Rio Grande, returned from
business trip to-day.
Mr.. D. Goldberg, Judge Powers secretary,
arrived in the city this morning and will
remain until Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Z. Bailey, of this city, accom-
by her daughter, leaves for st. Louis to-
morrow by the Rio Grande.
Mr.. H. Z. Wright, accompanying the
Colorado excursiOnists now in Zion, goes to-
morrow morning to Kansas City.
Mr.. c.. n. Dowden, of Pueblo, in company
with the Colorado tourists, departs IN the
morning for the Centennial State.
Senator Henderson and wife, of Nebraska,
took the U. p. for the East yesterday morn
ing, after pleasant visit in Salt Lake.
Miss Emma Vision, of Colorado Springs,
shattered the hearts of the unmarried Col.
oradoans Of the excursion party now visiting
Zion.
Mr.. George L. Miller, editor of the Omaha
Herald, one of the liveliest Western sheets
of this country, is in the city on an inspec-
ton tour.
Mr. J. b. Wilson, manager of the SALT
LAKE DEMOCRAT. is soiourning for few days
at Soda Springs, in search of the elixir for
overwork.
Mr.. G. W. Ewey, wholesale Pueblo fruit
dealer with the Colorado excursionists, re-
turns home in the morning, well pleased
with our city.
Mr.. E. Guy, Of Denver, is now visiting
Salt Lake in company with the 100 excur-
sionists. The gentleman expresses himself
astonished at the Importance of our city.
Mr. Charles Shields, of Denver, had a
monopoly of the rear platform of the Rio
Grande express from Colorado here, caused
by the charming little brunette from Colo
RADIO Springs being near at hand
Mrs. j. L. Hanna, of Denver, and party,
consisting of Mr.. Munger, wife and child of
water, Col, form O central group among the
neighboring visitors from Colorado.
Bishop Sharp who has been receiving
treatment from DR.. Riggs, of Provo, for
supposed cancer trouble, thinks his difficulty
is being overcome, and it is hoped that he
will soon be entirely free from the ailment.
DR.. Horn and wife, of Colorado Springs,
and Mr.. Weaver and wife, of the same
charming place, express themselves de-
lighted with the attractions of Salt Lake,
and return tomorrow with fattering state
ments of Utah.
Mr.. Watson Nesbitt, mining operator of
Silver Reef, is in the city on business. He
reports the time coming when the low-grade
ores of that district will pay profitable
margin, and substantial boom of prosper
jty set in like unto old times.
Messrs. Icklaner and Leon, of Cincinnati.
Ohio, visited the Emma mine, at Alta, the
other day, and both gentlemen expressed
great surprise at the difficulties which pre-
sent themselves in deep mining, and hence
forth are ready to advocate silver coinage,
as they are fully convinced that silver is not
so easily obtained as the Eastern papers
would lead their readers to suppose.