The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-06
HOTEL AND CORRIDOR.

| In Japan, x. Sunistome is the personal
equivalent of an Astor or Vanderbilt in
/ America. He is regarded by his coun-
! trymen of Nippon as fabulously wealthy
as his private secretaries, S. Yoshida and
| T. Murauratzu, told the same stories at
/ the Knutsford last night, where the mil
1 lionaire IS resting before resuming his
/ journey around the world In his travels
! he has for companions NJ. Hirose, a We'll
known banker of the Mtkado's domains,
accountants. The party register from
Osaka, now the principal financial center
of Japan, at which point is situated the
chief banking house of the chain OF such
the proprietor. Besides being an interest
compiler, he owns the most valuable cop
per mines in Japan. situated at lyo,
where the mining for that metal has been
in progress for the last go years. The
properties Were operated by the ances-
tors of SuniStOme and were inherited by
the present owr1er in succession. Their
annual yield is estimated at about $780,
900 The placing of modern mining ma
c merry in the district will make the pro-
ducticn about three-fold that amount and
this is one of the objects of the big
mans visit to America. Besides mining
he is one of the most extensive tea grow
ers in Japan and yearly places on the
market over 100000 pounds of the leaf
Silk spinning is another industry that has
been foste-ed by Mr.. Sunistome and his
factories near Yokahoma employ many
Caucasian operators Mr. Hirose is in
terested in cotton spinning. While in this
country and on the continent of Europe
these magnates will make careful study
of the banking methods used in the
western hemisphere. They will loiter for
a whole year in Germany, France and
Italy before embarking tor home by way
Mr. and Mrs. z. Evans and Mrs. Har-
riett E"ans of Los Angeles are at the
Knutsford.
William Thum and wife. Grand Rapids,
Mich. were Templeton arrivals yester-
day.
Miss Annie Barnes. Lansing, Mich, is
at the TemDleton.
The Knutsford--F. l. Overcutt. Cali
fornia Carl Howe Chicago; l. 6. Mitch
ell. Kansas City; Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Evans,
tin S. White. New York; w. J. Reeves.
Chicago; Henry D. Echert. San Fran
cisco: !. ]. Phebus, Chicago: w. D.
Wing Bangor, Ne; Lee ]. Pitner, Seat
Chicago: F. D. Butterfield, Vermont; n
A. Corbett. Springfield. Mass; K. SUMS
tome. NJ Hirose S. Yoshida, T. Muram-
atzu, Osaka, Japan: R. N. Cotton, Chi
cago.
The Cullen.-AIrs. A. B. Smith. Detroit,
5. Elliott. Fremont, a. D. Jones, Provo;
c. F Suffer, Sterling, Colo: Abram
Hatch, >-SDer City: W. H. Eastland. AL
bert Ellis. San Francisco; c. z. Alvord,
Denver.
The TemDleton.-~B B. Lang. St Louis;
]. F. Dunn, city; George d. Adams. Bos-
ton; +. J. Masterson, Dubuque: w G.
Lang. Rochester. n. Y; G. H. Glaub.
S. e. Cory, Ogden; a. J. Radcliffe, city:
G.. w. Hull. Omaha w. d. Johnson. Phil
adelphia: William Thum and wife, Grand
Rapids. Mich: S. L. Conklin. New York;
Miss Annie Barnes, Lansing, Mich.
. %
The Walker. II. Mease, Fort Du
Chesne. Utah; Mrs. NJ. H. Johnson H H.
Johnson. San Francisco: H. P. Fill. Port
yer; F. ". Quinn. Bingham: viii n. wy
lie. Chicago. It. E. Saing, city: John Ze-
hiring. Denver, Colo; R. d. Mcdonald,
Bingham.