The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-15
A SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE.
HOTEL AND CORRIDOR.

Charles Limberg. one of the well known
mine owners OF Leadville. arrived in
Salt Lake yesterday and registered at the
hnutsford. Mr.. Limberg is a director
IN the Bonnaire mine and is a heavy
owner in the Bonnaire and Star prom
critics
Speaking of the strike difficulties last
evening Mr. Limherg said there was no
change in the situation. that the strikers
are still holding out and that the mine
owners viii never give in and employ
union men. He said the mines in the upper
part OF the city are working with i'm
ported non-union men. but that those in
the lower part Of town are still under
water. He said there was move on foot
70 start them also. and thought ii would
cnly be short time before they would
all be in operation. There is no indica-
tioHs he said. as to when the troops will
be withdrawn. as there is no show of
and ii is feared that the troops once
away, an outbreak would speedily follow.
Proprietor Don Porter. OF the Temple
ton. has about made up his mind that
there are really some people in the world
who would ride free horse to death"
Look here" he said the other evening.
addressing some friends. in 4 tone that
suggested his indignation had been
aroused to an unusual eXtent-to have il
reused az all is unusual with him
Look here" he repeated, this time ex-
hibtting half dozen envelopes, Il want
10 give you fellows ar illustration of the
pure. unalloyed. unmitgated double dis
TILED essense OF gall that some people
possess The man who wrote these let
tiers used to be a travelling man for an
eastern house and always stopped with
me when h. made Salt Lake He was
never stingy with his money and ALWAYS
spent il freely when here, but he was
hard drinker and finally lost his Job
through il. Because he had always been
a good fellow and mad paid me many
dollar. l thought ] owed him some con-
sideration when. after getting over one
of his DrotTacted spreeS. he woke uD one
morning to read letter from the house
informing him his services were no longer
required.
He was OF course broke so as I said.
remembering what he had done for the
house. l allowed him to remain on till
he got out of the hole He promised to
straighten up and pay me when he got
something to do. Well, he stayed on til
he owed me for several months board.
and had made no effort TO get to work
blst instead Laid around drunk all the
time Finally it amounted 10 consider
ably over SEQ, and made up my mind
I had about repaid any obligation ] was
under 70 him Accordingly informed
him l could keep him no longer ana that
] would call it square between us. He
said al right. that he would get out He
Their went over to the writing table and
sat down. He wrote nearly half day.
and when he got through he came over
here 10 the desk and handing me these.
said please mall Them. with an air of one
cap = all, he boned me for money to
buy "A drink. l tell you that made me a
little hot"
Don mailed tn letters but the fellow
didn't get the drink.
The Knutsford viii present a gay scene
this evening. The reception to be ten
dered the officers Of the Twenty-fourih
United States infantry by the citizens. is
TO be held there 1t viii be a very grand
affair. TO which about 200 Invitations have
been issued. The reception will take
place in the parlors on the second floor
from TO 10 and after that there " L be
dancing in the ordinary and supper in the
dining room Society has been looking
forward to the reception for long time.
Walker house guests Yesterday were:
W L. Webb Lehi; J. c. Johnson. city:
! p Schroeder New Yo,l, p G. Chris
Jensen NIoroni; Fred Reehner Pif.sbure.
\. L Darlington and wife. Bingham: a
W Fcrman and wife. Bingham; NJ. II.
McGlynn, Silver City; G. W Meadenhali,
Springville.
The Cullen hotel register contsintf
the following names: NJ. Haileck. New
York; I'd y. Kirby. Eureka: r ].
J. c. Bennett. Ogden: Walter Wiilcoeks.
Park City: DR. ". 3. Breusrer Evanston.
4. Christensen. American Fork
At the Templeton the following neople
We're entertained: 4 p. Andrews and
wife. Chicago; c. II. Lindiay. city. J. A.
Sanborn. city: George W Dyche. Boston,;
Mrs. J. II. Bean. Poca;ello; p. W New
comb. Omaha; }. z, West. Chicago; c. F.
Jennings. Green River, Wye.
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The Knutsford arrivals were: Joseph
Hyman. Chicago; Max Engel. New York:
william Foster, Boston; George King.
Ser Francisco; ]. a. Allen, New York;
J. V Kunze. New York; c. II. Gillisoie.
New York: \. c. Perry, Chicago: w S
Ferguson. Denver: G. A. Ford. Chicago;
c. T. Limberg. Leadville; F. H. Evans
Los Angeles; Judsch Brenner, De KaIb.
Ills: c. R. futile, Denver.