The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-19
HOTEL AND CORRIDOR.

aUIEL AND CUhNlDONs
Mr. C. E. Thompson, representing
the Barr Cash and Package Carrier
company of Mansfield, Ohio. was seen
in the Templeton lobby last evening,
and leaves for the west today.
Mr. Thompson has been in the city
some days and within the next two
months his package carriers Will oe III
every department of the n. Z. M. l.
in this city. Numerous improvements
will have to be made in the great eS-
tabIishment. and iron which it is i'm
possible to get here Will nave 10 pe
sent for east. This system will give a
very modern appearance to the DIG
department store Mr.. Thompson hopes
to have the system constructed by con-
ference.
Joseph Leviberg was showing MS
friends a neat little trick in the hnutS-
ford last evening He sat down and
taking q nickel out of one pocket and
a, small whisk broom out of the other,
proceeded to play Eliason. He put the
nickel on the outsprea0 palm OF MS
hand and asked a friend to brush 1t
off. merely letting the ends or the
broom come in contact with the CON-
The friend brushed vigorously ana
then another friend tried 1t but the
nickel still held on. Then Mr.. Levi
berg put the nickel on his friend
band-not to let him feel it-and the
wizard brushed but produced no Ell
feet. He says he learned the trick IN
the east and any small coin may be
used.
At the corner of First South and
Main streets yesterday long IumDeI
wagon was going down the street. anu
held a busy looking little man rev
moments before he could cross. he
was meditating and looking straight
ahead and as soon as he was conscious
of the fact that the hind wheels had
passed him he attempted to dart across
not seeing the long pole which protrud-
ed behind the wagon. 1t was just low
enough to trip him and over he went,
barking his shins, skinninS his hands
and ripping one trouser knee clear
across. He looked surprised for a min
ute and then let out a stream of oaths
at the driver, that would have done
credit to a Texan ranger.
Three guests came to the Templeton
yesterday: G. E. Stanford, New Ha-
ven; c. E. Orris, Chicago, and shoe
man. A L. Andrews and his wife, of
Cincinnati.
w. A. Slower. of New York, china
ware; w. A. Keller, tobacco, Denver;
George D. Lunt. silverware, Chicago;
c.. w. Waite candy, Boston, are at the
Knutsford. A party of capitalists,
with George Arthur Rice, from Den
yer, are at the same place, they are
P. II. Ramsden. who used to live here,
o. Streatfield, c.. F. Allen and P. H.
Scott. This house also has F. W. Clark
and wife, Omaha; o. L. Berbinger and
wife, St Louis; Mrs J. A. Todd, Chi
cago, and NJ. u. Groves, of Ogden.
William Webb, of Mercur. and J. T.
Atkinson. of Evanston, are at the Wal
ker and two commercial travellers, Otto
Ranch of ST Louis and S. Brownestone
of San Francisco registered there yes
terday.
w. J. Buell., of New York, who is just
in from Cripple Creek. Breckenridge.
Victor and other Colorado camps and
Mercur. came to the Cullen last night.
Mr.. Buell. says that he has been in
nearly every mining boom in the west
and he never saw anything like the
present one. He said further that peo-
pie we're coming out of the east to the
new camps as they had never been be-
fore
They tell me-" he said. 'in Colo
RADIO, that they would produce more
gold in that state this year than the
combined gold and silver product of
last year had amounted to-"
The Cullen has w p. Woodruff, Park
City; NJ. Elder, Chicago: H. H. Gramp.
Minneapolis; Lawrence DAILY, Helena;
e. Humphrey and p Farren. Win
ston, Mont. and Richard Ruf1n. Og-
den.
Professor Paul of the agricultural
college, came down from Logan yester-
day.