The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-24
HOTEL AND RoTUNDA.

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wedding tour and was seen at the Cullen
hotel last evening. He and Mrs. Letcher
are occupying suit of rooms at the
hotel.
Marriage seems to have agreed with
Mr. Letcher, he is looking first rate. and is
in excellent spirits Neither politics nor
and since his wedding day. about three
weeks ago, he and his bride spent a
pleasant: time visiting his old home in
Letcher as an amiable and accomplished
lady, will be quite an accession to the
local society world.
chairman has returned will meet in a few
days to appoint county registrars and
transact other business which may come
before it.
! Captain j. R. DeLamar returned last
! evening from the. Ferguson mining dis
| captains object in visiting the Ferguson
! was to look over his large mining interests
in that region with view of putting in a
tor are the principal producers The latter
has been doing remarkably well and with
in a recent period has turned out god
! Mr.. DeLamar and his associates have de-
ternined the best method of treatment for
their class of ores it is practically settled
cient capacity to mill all the ores pro
| duced in the district. Mr.. DeLamar and
! Superintendent Cohen were at Ely and
SelSIldn Tile. DTSI udgS OIL ldSI week ana
were figuring on the machinery which
he required.
! Several gentlemen were seen in the ro-
tunda of the knutSford last night who
1 had attended. a lawn moving contest be-
tween Frank Harrison and Major Bird
early in the evening at the home of the
About thirty gentlemen friends of the
contestants were there to witness the
competition, which they said was very
Tr~iT SrlrNJ .t-I
referee and he declared in favor of Mr..
Harrison. There was a good deal of kick
ing over Mr.. Shows ruling, many being of
the opinion that the major did the best
work, but there was no appeal from the
decision and the major, with the best of
grace, paid the forfeit of setting up a sup
| libitum.
Paul Droubay, a merchant from Tooele,
is registered at the Cullen.
| DR.. Davis is in from Tooele, stopping
at the Cullen.
| NJ H. McPhaul and wife, from Sylves-
ter, Ia, is a guest of the Cullen.
P. Mute, a mining man from Straw
berry Valley, is registered at the Cullen.
ing at the Cullen.
James Anderson. and wife and Cassius
c. Bibcock, from Allegheny City, Pa, are
guests of the White house.
E. B. Sorley is in from Spanish Fork,
stopping at the White house.
| Anton Christensen and Mrs. Christen-
sen are Pleasant Grove people stopping
at the White house.
| John A. Brown is up from Provo, stop
ping at the White house.
| W. H. Booth, jr., is up from Brigham
| City, guest of the Walker house.
A ]. Mead, prominent citizen of
Moab, is stopping at the Walker.
Miss C. L. Salter and Miss C. C. Lesh,
| ladies from Richmond, Ind, are stopping
at the Walker house.
| Robert Evoy, from Great Falls, Mont,
| is at the Walker house.
| Jesse Koshland, from Boston, and A F.
| Kruger, from Omaha, are wool buyers,
stopping at the Knutsford.
! j. q. Harrison and wife, from Calves
| ton, Tex, are guests of the Knutsford
| J. D. Kngsbury and wife and Powell
Phillips and wife, from Nashville, Tenn,
are registered at the Knutsford.
| Ed P. Browning, of Philadelphia, is at
| the knutsford.
Miss. Ethel r. Hay, Miss Martha D.
Hay. of Saginaw. Mich, j. K. Culver and
Miss H. z. Lille, Boston, are party of
tourists stopping at the Templeton.
A B. Clark and r. E. Payne, prominent
Chicagoans, are registered at the Tenn
pleton.
! S. H. Dustin and wife, from Cincinnati,
are at the Tempeton.
| e. Moreau, London, England, is a guest
of the TeEpleton.
| Frank Jennings went to Evanston yes
! terday on a business trip for a few days.
On the White Sandy Beach at Gar
field
And bath in the Great Salt Lake.
Trains leave at 1920 a. m. and 2, and
$3.50 D. m.