Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-22
FROM The GOLDEN GATH.
Edward Stevenson Tells Of U.ah's
Exhibit at tho Fair
nther intsrestinE sceuc--wich Cold
Ore.-fhe Alameda woman'a
Was

kitor Descrs, Nesw
CLWF HOUSE, Golden este, Cal,
, March is, 1894. II have no doub. that
some Of the young readers Of tho
DtsERE1 News would Ike 10 hear
something about thoolIn House and the
Seal Rocks, where scores Of seal ll1Da
pask in the warm sun II the Pacific
ooast the CHA House AMI Seal
Rocks are familiar " tourists 20 San
! Frahcitc0i Tor visit g. this place
would not be- complete unless an hour
ortwo were spent a. those cliffs. They
aru eight or ten miles from the landing
" pier Ut the bay Of san Fmnolsco,
anu aru easily rosuhai by Ca.
bio or electric street cars which
run every lev minutes, passing out
four milee to the fair grounds, At one
inre OF i've Cuug. Then a dummy
carries thusu who desire IN continue
Their Journey land they are manyl, Tor
hvu cents the remaining part OF the
/ Journey. Here the eye l. delighted.
% every hand are pleasure gardens.
The coast ramblcs are very interesting.
Tbs seal rocks arc about go yards
out Ia tue splashing waves Of the
/ Faciuo, which In the Time VI high or
rough sea dash Ia beautiful spray az
| they come In contact with those s0ilI
/ rocks which have bid defiance 10 Tho
raging waters ior many centuries.
| Balmy, refreshing anu iuvigoratins
are the breezrs Of the salt scar 10 moot
Of The iuvaliIs who Geek Tor rest.
health and relief from care, toll ana
responsibility.
Oar little party seated ourselves
within ighuy vision OF n group OF
three rocks ~ close proximity TO each
0thef, where 10 or 10 sea lions were
/ lylug on the sunny sides Of tie rocks,
a gentleman with opera glasses ~ hire
came along with hh glasses, saying,
Take look 40 those great lions N the
/ deep, There lies old Ben Butler, who
has pcen visiiOr hers fOt the pasl g5
yeaip" This was too cool a slight 10
let pasi, 90 We took a shot or two at
this scene with our kodak. | got two
excellent views u thu ocean scene, seal
/ rocks, and abOIt dozen 6ea lions lust
ns some OF them raised their heads
while ytlping OF barking.
Aitrf luncheon VIZ feluruel on an.
other route along the Golden GAZE
/ lightn Ouses, namlcts, anu here and
there small towns. II IN Indeed a
lovely sight 10 f.du along the marrow
way with steamers, ships, aud smaller
craft, passing up several miles Into the
| bay OF San FRANCHISE which nearly
surrounds tho city.
Tho Utah exhibit NJ the Md
winter Fair grOuuis attracts great
attontion, aud we'll II may. Mrs. CAine
has The ladies' department In exctllpn
order Tue siik exhibit IL no
| CquUiled In all the various departments
OF tho entire FAR. While was
looking on, casually heard favoraDla
remarks concerning tue exhibit aud
about Utah. Although not large, the
exhibit shows ~ with becoming dig
| nifty. DR.. Maesrf's department STANDS
| prominent In the educational liue. but
| he feels gtievei because OF the non
arrival u omeoi his important exhibit.
| To-day there viii DO added TO his line
some "reminiscences of joseph tho
Prophet and the coming rth Of the
/ Book Of Mormon, for ifcs dislfibutlOn,
Just below our exhibit IL tue Caiiiof.
mia mining output, watch, with tho
! fruit department, IA the Horticultural
] Hall h grhnd Indeed 81, las, 90, 886.O0
/ IA Represented Ia two spheres aud an
/ obrlisk frpTctenting solid gold. some
OF the rich ore Uncovered only a few
weeks ago ~ o. exhibition, fairly
sparkling with gold. 10 II from the
| RHwhide mino anI n marked $1,000
10 5000 q the ton.
The weather b. delightful most OF
the time, only the evenings and morn.
ings are cool We have had but two
rain storms for the past eleven days.
The rainy season h past and fne grow
ing weather n upon ua. Many depart
menis Of tho Fair ate 1t yet In place,
ani In some Instances day and night
work Is fssofled 10. Tue admission
price II 10 bo reduced to twenty-five
cents.
In Alameda yesterday "a facti,nal
war took place between tue ladies OF tho
a lsmtda " Imau's exchange. There
was battle Ia which n Justice Of tho
peace, an nttoruey.at.law, two reporters
aud miscellaneous assortment OF
house I'M lvers took leading roles. The
wJman's society - the arlstocfRuc
charitable Organization OF the town.
Ihe trouble ~ all caused by one faction
wishing TO remove Mrs. Carpenter ~
manager anu rue Otner wishing
60 retain her. Oue OF tho
parties got the house on rollers,
auu was moving away from the laud
ON which 1t formerly stood. Mrs.
Carpenter Indignantly refused all
Olicrs made 10 her anl declared that she
wus il the exchange tOstay anu that
her enemies could not Gust her. She
fcmainru IA the house while II was
being moved and took uer meals there.
Law suits were going on In the mean
time, aud nghtiug took placs In which
the attorney struck tbs Justice In the
face with his hst, causing blood TO
dow, There were several ffee lights;
Two local reporters started 10 pommel
zach Other; and there certainly would
have teen Dln0dshud mad NOT friends
intutirfrl. Tho affair created con.
siderable uomm1tiDn IN society circles,
~ prominent laditsare artayed GU both
sides. A sheriff finally arrived on tho
scene ami stopped the work OF the
hOuse.mDyeTf. The house remains in
mildlu M tac street several blocks
away. The lawyer was arrested No
W ID ~ twenty eight others, Rui the
courts are expected TO settle the dis.
turuanUe anu restore order,
EDWARD STEVENSON.
Notice TO Attorneys.