The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-29
HOTEL AND CORRIDOR.
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II. j. Mayham is the way he regis
tered, but all over Colorado he is
known as Duke" Mayhan. He is a
noted mining operator and is now To-
Gated at New York. but dropped in
mere yesterday to look over the mining
held. He is an old Colorado friend of
Judge Colborn.
This column might contain a very
sood little story this morning had i
iFot Deen Tor happy incident which
happened TO the Corridor man in the
hnutsford yesterday afternoon.
a cara was sent to the room of a
gentleman in the house, and ina few
moments the boy came down to saw
sndt the gentleman would be glad to
see the reporter; so the latter went I'D
ana the door was opened by one. of the
most beautiful girls seen in this wilder
ness for years.
The gentleman extended his. hand
ana Mr.. Corridor grasped it mechanic
any all the time looking at the; sweet
sixteen. My daughter" the gentle
man SAID, and she joined right into the
conversation
The reporter stated his object in call
ing upon the venerable gentleman. and
then began to talk to the hlGe-eved
beauty opposite him
Unmindful of the animated eonver-
Satlon the old man went right On. and
within twenty minutes the reporter
mad caught about six words from the
rather. and every word from the fair
charmer who could give all kinds of
cards to Della Fox or the fair bat anti
quated Lillian.
He was just on the last round of the
ladder between the sixth and seventh
heaven when mamma called frbm the
next room, Gladys, darling, cbme in
and dress for dinner" and then Mr..
Corridor thanked the condemnation his
interview, got in the descending cage
ial world.
A well-meaning visitor mortaIly Of
tended one of the best known: young
men in town by taking him fora bell
BOY and offering him a quarter But
the strangest thing in the whole af-
fair is the fact that the blood" ac-
cepted the tip.
He was standing on the Tenlpleton
steps out in front, and an old party
followed a bell hop" out and stood
near him. The tourist was asking
about the sights, and the bell-boy
pointed out the way to see them Wav-
ing his hand toward the Lioni house.
Inc victim Of this story spoke; to the
hop and said, I'm going UP that
way; perhaps 1 could help YOU" and
the visitor gladly accepted his offer
He took him up TO State street, pointed
out Eagle gate, the Gardo house and
several other Interesting PLACES, and
then said: u must go down this,way. 1
guess you can find your way back to
the hotel" and the gentleman re-
Piled, "Oh yes; here you are; 1 only
have a quarter in change about my
person, but if you'll answer my bell
next time 1 ring, I'll raise it,
The youth coIored, took the coin and
he was seen later perched on a stool
sucking chocolate pappe out of a large
sized stein, with a couple of straws.
D. ]. Hanna of ST. Joe registered at
the knutsford yesterday. Mr.. Hanna
is brother of the well-known COM
mercial salesman Hanna, and has an
extensive line of underwear. This is
his first visit to this city, and he spent
yesterday seeing the sights. He has
done business on the coast for some
years and reports things very dull
there this season. Montana ds good
AND l want to try Utah for a change"
ne said. Mr.. Hanna will be Here for
several days, and the numerous
friends of his genial brother Twill do
we'll TO meet Hanna the second,
A. ]. Ulman and wife of Baltimore
at the Knutsford yesterday.
Nr Ulman is the president of the great
Jlman GpldsborOugh Distilling and I'm
porting company Of Baltimore, but is
,ut west merely for pleasure He
kinks this a lovely little city and
spoke especially of the valley ais it ap-
)ears from the east bench.
Knutsford arrivals yesterday were
Alex Livingston, Boston; n. A. Spoon
r, ontario; J. Z. Davis and wife,
Suite; DR.. F. U. Styles, Iowa; H. J.
J tayham, Denver; Mrs. W. " Booth,
P. e. and Miss Ravens,
Kan; G. W. Roope, BOs-
on; W. F. Stump, Los Angeles; W. C.
Rose, Salmon; c. F. Blake. ST Louis;
1r. and Mrs II. Denham and Miss
)enham, San Francisco.
Samuel Hoar. wife and Miss Hoar.
Boston; Mrs. H. ?. CowenhaGen, AS
zen, Colo; Mrs. Z. Barnes, Deliver; a.
J. Drinent, Wisconsin; H. w. Warren
nd wife, William Howe and a. N
putnam Holden, Massachusetts,; f. G.
fOllett, Hastings. Neb.; and H. G.
and w. B. Wedill; Ogden,
we're Templeton guests Of yesterday.
Those registering at the Cullen were
!. H. Galley, Pittsburg; J. c. HaSwen,
GansaS; T. L. NJ Thomas, Aurora,
Jeb.; T. A. Boston, Dayton; Al War
er. ogden; W. C. Allyn. Omaha; ]. B.
WILDER, Pocatello; Scott Daniels, Oma-
Ia; G.. W. Perkins, Ogden; J. W Lam
.on, Evanston; E. f. Sammon, Omaha;
+. L. Weber, Illinois; r. T. Fainiely,
Illinois, and H. ". Kennedy, Butte.
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The Walker House caught yesterday
!. f. Eaton and wife of Butte and F.
B. Fields, Omaha.
Virgil Kelly, of the Willard County
company, is at the Hamp-
IN.