The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-12
HOTEL GOSSIP.

| 1nefS is an actor WITH IN Olu Hell
lucky" H. R. Bradley, who was here
many years ago, in fact he saw President
Brigham Young during the year in which
| he died.
There have been quite few changes
in Salt Lake during that time; it's quite
it was hardly more than a village said
Mr.. Bradley at the Kenyon. In those
days he was with the famous Madison
Square company, which was known
them he continued. THAT was the
Gentle house. This afternoon L walked
about over town TO find the hotel and 1
couldn't locate it. l gave UP the idea.
thinking that it might have been torn
down. But quite accidentally ran across
it later during the day.
From those days on Salt Lake has
seemed to maintain its reputation as a
good snow town. Every man in the bust
ness knows that whatever may have hap
pened in other places if he has a meritor-
ious performance he will have a good
house here
One of the few places in the country
spirit of antagonism to Congressman
Roberts is in Nashville, according to T.
D.. Hooper of that city.
There was quite feeling shown
against Mormons in the mob outbreaks
which occurred last summer" he said
last evening.
The Tennesseeans are not worked up
over the Roberts matter. The case is
attracting much more attention in Utah
than anywhere else, except, of course
at the seat of war in Washington"
II have found quite a widespread i'm
preston that the Canadians have done
as much to develop the Klondike as have
Americans said A. d. Timmons at the
Cullen hotel. Mr.. Timmons now lives in
Denver. but he came down from the
frozen north last summer.
The development of the klondike and
the building of Dawson was done by
Americans. The Canadians have, to a
great extent. simply been obstacles.
Without Americans very little would have
been done.
This is shown by the condition of the
leans were preparing to rush in there and
open up the country, they passed their
famous exclusion act which kept them
out. What is the result? The country.
no doubt rich in gold and copper. left to
Canadians amounts to nothing. No prog
ress has been made. You don't hear of it
any more, because the Canadians have
not energy enough to do anything them
selves"
Kenyon.-F c. Bailey. Omaha: w. j.
Boise, Ida: H. B. Kinport. Pocatello. Ida;
a. D. F. Reynolds. ogden; G. H. Burk-
halter: Opal Wyo;; NJ. w Kennedy, Kan
Copley. New. York; p S. Ryerse, Min
neapoiis; J. a. Fleetford. Denver; W. c.
manager 3 9o4 Yo pnso com eompan nam
Watts. Ogden; L. NJ. Cohn. Keokuk. Ia;
A. ]. Rand, ST. Louis; Jospeh Anfinger
Denver; w. B. Forsyth. Corinne, Utah;
II. Moss, Lancaster, Pa; II. +. Bryan,
Omaha
Knutsford...Frank E. Shepard. Denver;
Chica oft
Mrs. L. S. Post. kemmerer: c. o. Baxter,
st. Louis: H. e. Cary, Provo; Albert E.
Dacy and wife, Chicago; o: Fl. White,
Comadore Valentine. Frank H. Hubbard
New York; f. A. Sutler. Chicago; W. r
Stern. New York: T.. r.. Whitcomb, Min
neapolis; Irvine F. Greene: Minneapolis;
George p Davidson, Louisville; R. j.
Queale and wife, Kemmerer: j. Fl
Thomas, Denver; J. H. Cadogan, New
York.
Cullen.-Mrs. NJ. C. Smith. A. c. Smith.
Mountain Home; Frank +. Frye and wife.
Seattle; A. L. Toone, North Ogden; Miss
Bingham: ]. B. Eslinger and wife Port
land; NJ. B.. Larsen. Logan; r. Carrot,
Denver; t. Morgan. Los Angeles; n. A
NJ. Davidson, San Francisco: Edward
Pike. Eureka; Howard Phelps. Mercur.
Walker House.-N. E. Darling and wife,
u a. j..
Newlands. New: A. c. Fisher Denver:
A. Thomas. Colorado: III. Brown. Ogden:
\. G. Guernsey. Montpelier. Ida: w. w.
Rothwell. Denver; Thomas Welch. War
rensburg, Mo-; NJ. Malone. Montpelier
White House.-M. Malone, Montpelier:
S. Wallace and wife. Chicago; c. r. Han
Palmer. Denver; J. A Brown. Provo:
George Morrell. ]. Kimburgh. Manti: Dan
Clays and wife. w. ID. Clays Bingham;
Miss Miller. Mrs. j. w. Dawson. Heber:
S. ]. Rogers. Charles Brink. NJ NJ. Bea-
yer. Bingham; c. J. Downing. London.
Eng: c. J. Butler. Bingham; H. c. Gil
lett. NJ. Gillett, Tooele; II. G. Aylett West
Jordan: Louis Strasburg. Tooele: George
Wright. Nebraska City. Neb.: w. Hemine.
Danville. CAL; w. s. Slope W. Bowden.
j. Bettess, Alta: J. II. Walker
n. c. Marsing Salmon. Ida; J. NJ. Raisen'
A. ]. Wellmore. Cache Junction: E. r.
Richa rdson Ogden; Neil Cormack, Park