The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-06
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Yesterday was Tuesday and wool
mans day, but contrary to expectations
and in spite of all previous records the
registers were all full, and one or two
houses turned people away. a most
singular proceeding for Tuesday, but
stranger things have happened.
Ludwig Eiseman came Up from the
south yesterday with quite a large
growl He got two hundred and fifty
sacks of wool, but he says the growers
are awfully stubborn and are asking
ten per cent more than good price.
He stated that in comparison to last
year, he was way behind, merely be-
cause the sellers were waiting to see
what the conventions in st. Louis and
Chicago will do.
Most distressing news came from the
south yesterday. and if confirmed, two
of the most popular wool men are suf-
fering dreadfuIly at the hands of the
natives, and the handsome faces that
once adorned Koshland and Burke are
things of the past.
It is rumored that Koshland lost eight
of his front teeth while eating a Mil
ford beefsteak yesterday morning, al
ter having come all the way from the
sheep camp to get away from mutton
and pig. Burke has also suffered a
slight disagreement of his osculating
apparatus through that insect known
as barber. 1t all happened at Price,
William had the price of a shave, and
so went in, and dropped in the chair.
While the tonsorial artist built fire
to warm the water, Burke took in the
room. The signs Immediately caught
his eye, the only two in reach being
very striking. One read: IF you leave
the shop for ever twenty minutes, you
lose your time," while the other an
nounced that five cents extra would be
charged for warm water, and a double
scrape. The gentleman who brings the
news says that Burke's sufferings while
in that chair of torture were indescrib-
able. The fiendish practices of the
Spanish inquisition were not in it for a
minute Three times the unlucky Phil
adelphian almost experienced decapita-
ton. and finally escaped with the loss
of half a chin, a bit of lip and a
small slice of cheek. The genial Burke
will not suffer from the loss of these
plentiful portions of his anatomy, and
is happy in the thought of what might
have been.
Mooney has left for Denver. He says
Utah is dead slow and so goes back
to his old haunts.
The subscription for the monument
of Davis mounted on badger is
coming ur.
That backward stroke of Jesse Kosh-
lands when in swimming is envied by
all of the buyers. Owing to peculi-
arity of Jesse's he cannot swim for
ward.
Burke says that he's been all along
the border of the United States and
never fallen off.
The boys all wear a very sheepish
look after making a buy.
The arrivals at the Templeton yes
terday were: E. a. Coburn, Philadei-
phia; c. L. Brown, Oakland, Cal; c. F.
Jones, San Francisco; James Gutman,
New York; Mr. and Mrs R. w. Vos-
burg, Buffalo; G. B. Derry and wife,
and Miss Derry, Philadelphia; DR..
Thomas F. Groves, Cincinnati: Mrs.
X. 0ltNtuSOn dIIQ MISS
Evanston; A E. Blakesley, Omaha;
j. H. Droste. St. Louis; ]. B. Ham
mond, Portland; r. Ballard, New York;
I. A. Solomon, New York; R. B. Dakin
and wife, Toledo; Sam Adler and Miss
Adler, South Bend, Ind; D. G. Case,
Iowa; Mrs. F. z. Borney, Minnesota;
Mrs. A. c. Dickert, Quincy; G. w.
Logan and wife, Shelbyville, KY; Miss
Leh, Philadelphia; Mrs. H. H. Hanno-
ford, Portland, Me-; Mrs. E. K. Par
dee, jamestown, n. Y; and G. H.
Clark, Denver.
Knutsford guests noticed on the
register last evening were:
G. Mitchell, New York; William S.
Yarnall, Philadelphia; H. Muricker,
Milwaukee; ]. F. Norrinly, Chicago;
H. NJ. Adams, Portland, Ore; A. E.
Gill, Boston; G. R. Kiley, Chicago; c.
Storck, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Pew, Glowester, Massachusetts; ]. A.
May, Chicago; Gus Hoffstadt, Chicago;
Henry Marx, st. Louis; H. H. Hess,
New York; NJ. Falk and DR.. H. Falk,
Hamburg; Mat Levy, New York; Mr..
and Mrs. L. McWilliams, Chicago, and
H. L. and D. S. McWilliams, Chicago;
Mrs. R. w. Merryman, Wisconsin;
Miss Bertha A. Colburn, Maine; Harry
Cohen and wife, New Y ork; and George
H Champ and wife, Logan.
The more notable names on the
Walker list yesterday were as follows:
William S. Wilson and wife, Had
dam. Kan; J. B. Graham, Bingham;
A. Forbes, Cleveland; E. C. Lister and
wife, Albion, Mich; DR.. G. H. Femme
more; Beaver; W. c. Reynolds, Stock
ton: A o. and E. Evans, Mercur; NJ. j.
Boyle, Dubois; F. B. Fields, Omaha:
Thomas Carter, Mercur; and A. Cazier.
Nephi.
The following guests are stopping at
the Cullen:
T. w. vogler, Blackfoot, Ida; Mrs.
s. A. Dunyon and Miss Ferguson,
D. w. Spencer, Green River;
w. G. Thomas, California; E. w
Raddatz. Stockton; T. A. Carney, Park
City, and ]. B. Faxon, Ogden.