The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-26
HOTEL GOSSIP.

S. A Moore of st. Louis, who is at the
Kenyon said last evening that there was
much energy and determination to have
the big exposition in 1893 the largest thing
of the kind ever gotten up in the history
of the world.
I'VE are going to be just SO 200. Geo big
ger than the world s fair at Chicago. The
of the worlds fair was only S23, COO, GEO.
Already 100000 has been subscribed
and congress will be asked to appropriate
S. 000, goo more. The rest of the money
will be furnished by the railways through
out the country. and more particularly
those coming into st. Louis. and by mer-
chants, bankers and capitalists in Mis-
souri, and Kansas st. Louis is very
wealthy city and can take care of such an
undertaking itself were 1t sufficiently
aroused.
been made but that is a secondary con-
sideration; the chief purpose is TO get
the money. There are several good places
for the exposition
Don H Porter of the Kenyon and
Game and Fish Warden earn have not
yet come to blows. Mr.. Porter is still out
of Jail. still unarrested. and he is still in
possession of his fish. venison, quail and
ducks, which he purchased for the holi-
day week
What is more. these delicacies are be-
ing served at the Kenyon dining room,
earn that the mere possession of them
is a violation of law.
The game and fish warden called upon
Mr. Porter yesterday to learn whether
or not the game and fish was being
served. He went away satisfied that the
birds, the fish and the deer still reposed
in the ice boxes. He did not make any
threats nor declare what he would do
about the matter.
But whatever Mr.. earn may think
about it or whatever he may have
Loo Of 70 ~ 10 orTns .c
being served at the Kenyon. Sunday
evening the guests ate some of the con-
traband duck and yesterday they had
venison.
IT have an idea that there are a good
many congressman who are not enjoying
their Christmas dinners this afternoon
with the same relish they might have ex-
perienced had they acted differently in
the Roberts matter" said ]. n. Tilden of
Washington, who is at the Knutsford.
That is. / know that there are many
members of congress who understood at
the time they voted to exclude Roberts
that they did not have law, constitution
nor precedent behind them. A good many
doing what they should have done but
they did believe that they were doing.
what their constituents demanded 1t
troubled them not. to be independent or
what they believed was a public ciamor.
''Still there is q question in my mind as
to how far and in what matter MEM
Der of congress may act against what ne
believes is the demand of the people of
his district"
White House-W. J. Bowen and wife.
Custer. Ida; D. Herr. r. g. W.; c. c.
Kenzie. Park City; Sam Pollock, Mercur;
w. E. Buys. Heber; ]. w. Adams. I.
Osterholt. Silver City; W. Bonner. Park
City: George S. WEIGH. Z. ]. Shottmiller,
Oregon: T. E. Brown. Hinckley. Ida;
Mrs. A. Weldon. Miss Weldon. Tucker.
Utah; II. II. Marshall. Bonanza. Ida; w.
NJ. Boyden. Coalville; o. W. McCoppin.
Lincoln Utah: W. O.. Greer. Bancroft:
Fred Lundeil. Eureka. J. 2. Jennings and
wife. Richfifieid. Utah; James William
son. Tintic; r. L. McCarty and wife.
Sandy.
Mountaineering Tillotson; Omaha;
Louis; W. Mackie, San Francisco; DICK
Whittemore Nephi: H; G: Dey. Rico; J.
Hyde, jr.. Nephi; II. G. Ayres. Denver;
J.. A. Lawrence and wife. Telhynde. l. T.;
John Eby. Telluride. Colo; d. 3. Chase,
city: John H: Linck and wife. city; W.
W. Miller, Helena. ]. W. Eccles and wife.
Ecofield: A. ]. Pollock. Washington, d.
c.; J. II. RyerWan. Evanston. Wyo.