The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-03-13
HOTEL AND CORRIDOR.

The hotels registers are becoming
sprinkled daily with the signatures of
those who expect to witness the fight OF
the century" on March H. Each arrival
has his pet theory of the conflict and
knows just how long it will last and the
tactics to be adopted by either Corbett
or Fitz.
w. ]. Morse of Toronto, Canada, and
w. H. Porter of Omaha, have stopped
in Salt Lake for a day before continuing
their journey to Carson. Mr.. Morse is a
representative of a big Canadian liquor
house, and Mr.. Porter travels for a
packed meat concern. Both are strong
a roll that talks. Mr.. Morse Travelled
westward in the company of Sporting
Editor Gillian, of the Philadelphia Record:
NJ Gillian is a clever observer OF
Mr.. Morse. for the latter thinks Cor
belts condition may be specifically in
form but that dissipation has weakened
the shifty Californian. He thinks F1tz
can has lost patience and then meet him
with some new style of blow.
g. % @
G.. A Comedian and Edwin Gaylord are
two we'll known sporting men of Den
yer resting here while on their way to
the fight. Bat MasterSon is still So
iourner and will await the arrival of the
Colorado special train which passes
VIII lind the hotels filed with travelling
sports.
James Finley and wife of Brooklyn, n.
Y, are at the knutSford-
Howard Sebree, one of the most promi-
neEt business men of Idaho, and a citi-
zen of Caldwell that state, has arrived
at the Knutsford. He is an old Salt
Laker.
Mrs. F. L. Curtiss of Waterbury, Conn.,.
and Mrs. c. w. Cook of Chicago are
journeying to the coast together.
George Rubenstein and H. E. Dickinson
of New York are in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hansett, two chill
dren and maid are tourists bound for
southern California
NJ C. Mcbride. Atlantic City, New
Jersey, is Templeton guest
Mrs. II. B. Hopp and mother of Mon
tana are resting at the Cullen.
Mrs Frank NJ Geiger and children of
Anaconda, Mon, are. at the Walker.
w. S. Billiard of Meriden. Conn, has put
up at the Walker.
DR.. G. H. Scott and wife and D.
Woodman and wife who are residents of
Sedalia, Missouri and Michigan. respect
lively, form genial party of tourists who
have been doing the west.
Arrivals yesterday were:
The Knutsford: {. H o'Brien. ". ].
Morse, Toronto. Canada; W. H. Porter,
Omaha: James Finley and wife, Brook
Ign. n. Y; o. X. Sale, San Francisco; ].
S. DIETRICH. Baltimore; F. w. Worcester,
San Francisco; Howard Sebree, Caldwell;
George Wright, Chicago J. A.-Hill, Mon
Conn; Mrs G. w Cook, Chicago; L. H.
Young. Arkansas; William Woolforth,
East Orange, N. j.; C. ]. Leid, Omaha;
P A. Difeld. Cleveland. o.: c. A. Wer-
den, Denver; g. A. Comedian. Edwin
Gaylord. Denver; A. l.. Paine, Chicago;
Charles P. Adams. Cleveland. o.: F. w
Calkins, Denver; George Rubenstein, II.
e Dickinson. New York; Dave Stone,
Chicago: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hanselt,
two children and maid New York; q. Z.
Dalton. Chicago; George A. WoolluR.
Denver: Jacob Rehin and wife. Mrs. c.
Theurer, S. W. Williams, Chicago.
The Walker: r. H. Jones. Bingham;
Mrs. Frank NJ Geiger and children.
ANACONDA, Mon; Mr. and Mrs. 2. E.
cisco: Mrs. S. B. Perry. Mrs. CromDton.
Park City; ]. B. Graham. Bingham; S.
A Hodson. Deep Creek; ]. S. Foreman,
Ogden; w. S. Billiard. Meriden. Conn;
D. Woodman and wife, Michigan.
The Cullen: w. H. Spear, Sheridan.
wy S. ]. Dunsman, Omaha; John S.
Mitchell, San Francisco; Mrs. II. B.
Hopp and mother, Montana; B. n.
stott, Eureka; H. c. Mcconnell,
New York: James r. Clark. State
Line: F. R. Gooding, Gooding. Ida;
A. 3. Clark. Mt Home; ]. S. ferris. Park
City; ]. J. Flahiff, Park City; George R.
Eykan. James McGibbon. Laramie Wy;
Mark Kuhn. Ogden; L. c. Doty. Eureka:
! c. Hanna. Fort Scott. Kan: George
Harvey, Bruncoe, Ida; Pat Shea, Tintic.
The Templeton: NJ. c. Mcbride,
Atlanta City; w. II. White, San Fran
cisco: H B. Ransdell. Council Bluffs; F.
H. Leonard, George w. Perry New York;
D. d. Shaw, Buffalo; E. p. Staples, Island
City; w. c. Davis, Denver.