The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-18
HOTEL GOSSIP.

Among the guests at the Kenyon. yes
terday were Mr.. George w. Trigg, editor
and publisher of the Richmond (Mo.) Con-
servator. He is very prominent in the
Democratic party of his state and said:
IF silver remains the dominant issue
until the beginning of the campaign
Bryan will of course, be the logical can
didate for the Democratic nomination, and
will get il without contest Other issues
may possibly take prominence over silver
and should such be the case some other
man might develop that would appear
stronger. There is no doubt, however, of
the tremendous strength of Bryan as the
great leader on the silver question.
Il do not think former Governor Stone
of Missouri viii be candidate. or has
any intention of posing as one, although
his name has been menAoned.'
II. S. Miles of Dawson was at the Ken
yon yesterday. He said
There is a large amount of gold COM
ing down from the Klondike this summer.
and the total will reach great deal.
My brother and have been in and near
Dawson over a year. and have a very
fine claim. / came out three weeks ago
and shall return at once after a short
business trip east.
Some. of course, have not been sue
cessful. 1t is a hard country. and many
hardships have had to be undergone to
get in and out of the country. Dawson is
now; however. comparatively easy to
reach"
I'VE are just returning from a months
vacation and have visited all sections of
the west" said Mr.. James Proctor, a
prominent merchant of Indianapolis at
the knutsford YESTERDAY Mr.. William
have a better idea of our country now
than we did before leaving home. The
west is certainly wonderful section, and
those which we have visited. We have
found business. apparently, splendid at
all points,
NJ Pierce. Jackson. Mich; H. l.. Moor
man. New York; William Harcombe, st.
Joe. Mo-: A. w. Berdon. ]. w. Foster i.
T. clark. Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Kyle. Miss
r. Weiss, w. Lasewell. New Orleans: W.
II. Tabor w. w. Gentry. Gentry show;
E. II. Churchill, New York; G. B. Lar
Washington; T C. S. Smith. Kansas City;
G. D. Owens. Denver; r. s. Smith. Provo;
G. W. Foster and wife, st. Louis; Mr..
Lamberton, ]. A. Buayle. NJ. J. Gull, ].
E. King. G. Fillenb. J. T. Barrett and
wife, New Orleans; w. A. Moore and wife.
Oklahoma; G.. S. Brainerd. Boston; NJ. w.
Drury, St. Joseph; p. b. Morrison. Find
lay. o.; W. j. Overstreet wife and child.
Mrs. w. W. Parsons and child. Terre
Herstein. Nashville. Tenn; G: G. Rus
SELL Helper; General j. S. Witcher and
wife. U. s. A; Mrs. Mary Hayes. Omaha.
Knutsford--W. H. Thatcher. San Fran
cisco; 4. ]. Wiper. Boise; E. c. Home,
Mountain Home. Ida; n. w. Schlichter.
San Francisco: J. b. Frank, Denver; AL
Mcfarland, Denver: George Hancock
Leadville: j. A Irwin, Philadelphia; G.
Z. Dalton, Chicago; William Kline, Mrs.
William Kline, Mrs. Thomas w. Hall.
Mrs. Elenor R. Hall. New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. 3. Hall, Boston; James Proctor.
William Laurie. Indianapolis; Samuel /.
Davis, New York; Mrs. ID. II. Murdoch,
George Gosel. Kansas City; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. =. Watkins Lawson. No.. Ii. j. Abby
Gloversville, n. Y; Marcus c. L. Kline
and wife. r. Kline and wife, f. w.
walker;-J:. H. Lowell, Roswell, Ida;
George II. Simpson, Chicago; Mrs. c. S.
Swartz. Galesburg; w. c. Brownhart
indianapolis: H; D. Page, Park City; c.
Ia; E w. Shirley Danville. Ill.
San Francisco.
Cullen.-John Macoueen. Chicago; AL
Seattle. Wash; H. D. Curtis. Omaha
John B. Ashton Iowa City, Ia: f. b. |
Watson, La Cigale Utah; Sven o. Mel |
sent. Fairview; j. C. Sullivan, Eureka |
City; T. R. Schabel. Big Piney, Wyo.; W. |
j. Lander, Evanston.
Go with the crowds to see the lion |
Miltons-all week, at |
Lagoon, AIS, Sis. Fare, 25c. |
Shoe Bargains at 2. C. MI.