The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-11
HOTEL GOSSIP.

h X Hill OF San Francisco is at tho
White house. He is a special travelling
representative of the Wave a weekly So
ciety and gossip paper of that city
Southern California is going TO have a
big crop of raisins and citrus fruits" said
Mr.. HILL" and the orange crop is very
profitable one, since big losses caused by
| freezes in Florida the past few years.
| Quite good deal of money is being in
| vested this year in California lands
San Francisco is paying a good deal OF
| attention now days to the returning
! volunteers. The reception its citizens ex-
/ tended to the Utah bows when the bat
| teries disembarked was a grand one IL
! seemed as If the entire population of the
city was massed on Market street and all
/ traffic and business was suspended during
| the march to the PeSidiO."
II have just returned from northern
/ trip, checking up our Offices said J. +.
Burch. travelling auditor of the Pacific
Express yesterday at the Kenyon, and
| shall leave at once for UVada to eStab-
lish an Office there for our company. 1
| find all sections of the west very prosper
Gus, and the business of our company IS
| fully 40 per cent greater this season than
last"
Il expect a lot of Nebraska people will
drop out this way and invest some of
their surplus cash in Utah mining prOpO-
sitions, said j. p. Sackett of Lincoln at
the cullen yesterday OuT Farmers III
Nebraska a few years ago were burdened
with mortgages and head over heels in
debt. The last three years have put them
on top however. and now they don't
owe a dollar and have plenty of money
in bank. Business keeps me in Utah
more { the time than at nome. / am well
pleased with my holdings in Mercur-
Seattle has far surpassed every rival
city in the northwest and is destined 10
become the greatest shipping point on the
coast. Ii has four tranScOntinentai rail-
roads and operates half a dozen lines Of
steamers to Asiatic points. In addition
TO that she has the monopoly of the
klondike trade. which itself is a big
thing" The speaker. J. c. Webster OF
Seattle. is a well known financier of that
city who is en- route east and was at the
Knutsford yesterday.
Kenyon-C. G. Pratt. Chicago; George
McDermaid. Castlegate: r II: Dean
Smith. Australia; Mrs. c. Hill, Miss Hill.
J. H. Chiles and wife, Rock Springs.
Wyo.: Rev. A. l.. Burleson and wife. San
Antonio Tex; Miss d. DOnhaun, Spring
cisco; George F. Macarthur. Chicago; Mrs.
c. A Rutherford Omaha: c. NJ. Pyle,
Kansas City; W. w. Bal; Chicago; l.: H.
hamton. n. y: c. NJ. Engle. Omaha; l..
Byrne, jr.. Robert w TENN, Miss NJ
Byrne. ST Louis Mo: q. w Hull. Butte,
Mont: Mrs. II. II. Hess. Denver; Cora F
lost. ST. Louis; Mamie f. Hess, Denver;
p L. Markell. Omaha; A D. Howard.
Missouri: F. A. INLAND. Denver: c. F.
Denver; r. Z. CcCormick. Seattle. Wash;
W. E. Clark, New York; Mrs b g
Cheney. Denver; Emeroie A. Davis,
Minneapolis; Alice Bradman BeardsIown,
J. S. Coates Denver A II: thompson,
Logan; Fred Kern, Omaha; Garrett
Owens. Denver; George W. Wenner'
Ogden; r. Gilchrest, Omaha
Knutsford-Frank Lander; Evanston;
Sterling Hughes, Chicago; ). z; Hyatt,
D. B. Brt ria New Ny 1or ss;n a. IN ei DE-
and Mrs. 5. Starke. Robert and Jack
Starke Cincinnati; I. H. Johnston and
wife, Illinois; Mrs F. c. Webb and SON son;
York; Alfred Wiley, Chicago; j; IL
Trainor. \. ]. Schumacher. Butte; Max
A. CaIish. New York; Dave Stone; Chi
cago; ]. z. Bradley. St Louis; Charies
J. CASTILLO. Florida; l. Guntzburger; New
York; II. Davidson and wife, La Porte
Pomeroy. Cleveland; F. c.. Webb, Tr1nl-
dad: Edward 5. CahilI, Chicago; a. X
King. Delta, Colo; p v Caldwell vi, On
lam H Shaw. Chicago; Willard b. Cook
and wife Joseph X. Choate. Denver;
Frank Jerome Chicago; John b, Parish,
L. Jonas, Boston.
wey.-L. Hillzie and family. Mrs.
Maren and child Miss l.; Naesner san
Tex; Anna Chavrin, Butte; Prof. NJ I.
Boardman and wife. Boston; II. J. Arnold
and wife. Columbus. Neb;; c; a Allen
burger. NJ. D, Shelby, Neb; J. J. luck
ett Pueblo. Colo; G.. c. Blake, Bingham;
c. r. Henderson. City.
White House.-W. Morrow. Grantsville;
Charles H. Drummer. J. Heinrich. Ere
mont Neb.: Miss \. Cinaglean COplay,
Pa: Miss E. Heller. Wilkesbarre, Pa; 81.
g. Green New f95ki r; Johnson STaG;oin F Gun
Wyo.; II. 5. Jolley. Kanab: Mrs. S. w.
Morris, Miss Morris, Nernal; 5. Bowden.
'rooele; George z. Chateau. White Rocks.
Utah; r: Priedeau, Bingham; T.
Young, Kingston; P. Flood. Cotton: 7. II.
Clark. ,Grantsville; p. NJ. Clegg, Tooele;
A. War;, Kamer.
Walker.-J. II. Russell. George " Park
ms. Washington, d. c.. Nathan Jacob
son. Los Angeles; |. C ThOresen. Hyrum:
bary ~ Cin peig1 M TVe j. " Alley MRS
W. S. Carver Memphis: Mrs. S. L. Simp-
son and family, Pittsburg; o. c. Ander-
Mercur; Philip Spargo and wife. Park
City; II. p. Nelson. Kansas City; Miss
Laura Z. Allen. Rockdale. Tex: Miss
Hattie A. Mcmahon. Fresno. Cal; Miss
cago; T. II. Hudson, wife and son, Kan
sas City; Minnie l. Campbell, Alice
Broadman. Denver; = a DAYS, Mime
apolis: Miss Gordan Oldfeld. Scoheld: &.
J. Clark Denver; I. c. Winberg, Chicago:
]. C. Fox. Haley.
Cullen.-A. c. Mcbride, city: NJ A.
Grant. Houston. Tex: ]. F. Moran and
wife, Ogden; G. 5. Hughes. Dillon; ].
Hartman Cheyenne; Mrs. ]. NJ. and Lula
Pierce. Conant: Gug r. Currier. Man
<ato Mimi; Fred Reynolds. w. N
Malcolm. Colorado; John Forgie, Milford:
:. Cantor. VIII E. Simpson. NJ. T. Everett.
SAN Francisco; Alfred Gescher Denver;
!. W. Middleton. Boise; J. L. Thomas
Ogden: William A. Service. Howell Mich:
a. p Post. New York: ]. Monte and WIFE
Denver: w T. Vincent and wife. Sandy;
r p. Phelan. Anaconda. S Pierce. Castle