The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-03-22
HOTEL AND CORRIDOR.

Hon. Fisher s. Harris, who has of
ticiated at the desk of the Knutsford
with Chesterfieldian urbanity for many
days. departs from his accustomed
haunts before very many more moons,
| board of which he has been appointed a
member. In giving way to new talent in
the rotunda, Mr. Harris carries upon his
shoulders such a cornucOpia OF Pax VObiS-
Gums that he will repeat the old trick of
Atlas and regain the muscle sacrificed by
using pen holder as an Indian club for
indoor exercise. 1t is said that the ex-
candidate for United States senator will
not cease emulating Demosthenes in the
practice of oratory daily done in oratund
delivery over the register while one
waited Being now a-lord OF lands, me
silver tongue will run up and down the
scales of the auctioneerS octave and
l.nocl. down Utah soil with Deroations
tAat will irrigate all the desert wastes
between here and Deep Creek with
the tears of coming colonists.
On the eve of Fishers farewell o'clock
Sardou Tour across the rotunda, he will
lay hands upon the many who would hold
his skirts and bless them with that in
imitaDle Harris benediction: God bless
you, merry gentlemen.
AproDos OF the change at Salt Lake s
popular hosiery, is the announcement of
Manager Holmes that Harry Burton will
return head clerk of the institution,
having for his assistant Fred Wood, who
hcs been the night clerk for sometime
past. Both Burton and Wood VIII act as
day clerks while another appointment as
night clerk has not yet been given
publicity. Burton is now engaged as
night clerk at the McDermott hotel, Butte;
His return TO a position formerly filled
with credit will be hailed with pleasure
by many travellers to whom Burton is
we'll known.
W. Wy1es Jones registers from England
on the KnutSfOrd register.
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]. Theodore Won Gestler has returned
from New York 10 assume charge of the
engineering on the big Willard county
dam.
Robert w. Myburg of London is Sc
cuestered at the Knutsford for few
days before resuming his journey to the
coast and the Southern Pacific.
NJ. and Mrs. John Robert Leonard of
Albany, N. Y. en- route to the coast, are
at the Knutsford.
c. T. McManus of Lawrence, lIass.,
and c. J. Masterson of Peabody, Mass.
are guests of the Templeton.
H. s. and R. R. Burns, Richmond, Va,
are on the Walker page
George L. Peck. wife and children. resi-
dents of Lafayette, Ind, are at the Cullen.
Yesterdays hotel arrivals were:
The Knutsford-George w. Griffin,
George N. Griffin, Scarborough, n. y;
Robert w. Myburg, London, Eng; ]. s.
Earle Mrs. K NJ Wemple, New York
C.ty: II. Burrell. Butte; P. c. Kittle,
Belt, Mont; T. E. Bugbee, Chicago; Mr..
and Mrs John Robert Leonard, Albany,
N. Y; ]. w. Butterworth. Everett,
Wash: r. L. Fee Detroit, Mich; E.
Waldo Ward. returned; Mrs, E. 2.
Lathcop, Miss 3. Emerson. Rockford. ILL.,;
William A. Donald, Boston; e. B: Dana,
w. w. Lowe New York; j. F. Shields.
Chicago: ]. Theodore Won Gestler, New
York; c. X. Bannister, Ogden; w. Wylis
Jones, England; S. A. Stevens. Leaminster,
Mass.
The Walker-M. ]. Phinney. A. P.
Prescott. G. w Turner, Magnolia, Mimi;
Henry Fisher and wife, Magnolia, Mimi;
r. r. Burns, Richmond. Va; Mons
Peterson. Moab, Utah; J. S. Shannon,
D;llo-. Mont; Fred Barker, Mercur; L.
b. Mayne. Mercur: j. a. Hyde, jr.,
Logan.
The Templeton-P. L. Casebeer, Somer-
sex. Pa: J. Brady. Boston: c. 7: Nc
son. Peabody: Mass; Max zrimon, Troy,
N. Y: F. S. Dickinson. New YORK: John
Jimpson, Bingham; Harry e Lee. Chi
cago; S. Vile Cincinnati. Mrs. 4. =.
Massie. Evansville, Ind; L. P. Matthews.
Lieutenant Tayman, Fort
]. W. Paque. New York.
The Cullen-George Johnson. Ogden; ].
E. Tuck. Fremont: L. Freeman. Lewis
Vile. Pa; George L. Peck wife and
lafayette. Ind; E. w. Hackman
and wife. Lewisville, Pa; Charles p. |
Diehl. Eureka; Fl. J. Keablo. Fort Mad |
isor; R. N. Harvey, ]. E. Forshee. New |
York: j. w. n. Whitecotton. Provo; L. r. |
P. Teodit, Provo; A. J. Gregory D. & r.
G.