The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-11
HOTEL GOSSIP.

am en- route to Europe on some legal
business" said Hon. w. F. Butcher of
Baker City, Ore. at the Knutsford yes
terday. Baker City is booming and our
mines are all doing finely. Business is
better than it has ever been, and pros
perity is certainly with u.s.
Hon. Orange Seeley of Castle Dale. one
OF the Republican members of the first
! 0Tah Legislature, is at the Walker.
that know Of" said he last evening
we have stock and agricultural coun-
Try down our way. and everything is
prosperous. Cattle and sheep are doing
well, and we will have big crops. Al
together We are doing well and nobody
has any kick coming"
THE Intermountain FIGURING mill.
which will soon start up here will be one
OF the finest in the west" said c. A
schultz of Alamosa, Colo. at the White
VIII not be as great as several other mills
IN the west, its machinery will be of the
very latest and up-to-date pattern.
Utah in 1897 produced 5000 900 bushels
or wheat and is the greatest producer of
That staple in the intermountain section
The San Luis valley in Colorado is a
great wheat growing country, although
TINS year owing to a Scant supply of
water in the bitches, the crop was total
failure. Our mill at Alamosa is the larg-
est, with the exception of one west of
since Oct. I. 1897. We grow splendid wheat
in Colorado and Titan, but the railroad
tarlfIS are prohibitory and shuts US out
of all except the home market That is
why the mill at Alamosa is closed. / shall
here
My stock in the Liggett & Myers To-
Dacco company was sold for sI1 coo per
share, or eleven for one the par value
being $1,000 per share" said George s.
Myers of st; Louis last night at the
Ever since the trust was
organized efforts were made to purchase
our factory, but we never cared to SELL
We manufactured more plug tobacco than
reaching 30.0O0.0Oe pounds in 1891. The con-
tinental Tobacco company which now
controls the plug tobacco production of
the country. bought and now owns our
plant The heirs Of the IIgget estate were
the first TO sell, then President Wetmore
sold his stock, and finally 1 disposed OF
mine. 1t was a cash sale. but 1 have
since purchased considerable of the Con- |
mental stock. and am interested in that |
company now"
salt Lake real estate is all right" said |
). 9. drummer. of Beleville, Kan, at the !
julien yesterday Mr.. drummer is the /
proprietor of the Hotel Republic of that /
lily, and is a capitalist who has invested /
heavily in Salt Lake.
Il have put some money into real estate
n this city" said he, land 1 think verv
veil OF it. do not expect any particular
advancement in q minute but do consider
hat Salt Lake realty is bound TO steadily
Increase in value. 1 consider IL one of the
'est investments and prefer property
lere to that Of any other city in the
ountry."
Kenyon.-C. D. Ransdell. Omaha; Mr..
nd Mrs. Julian Haugwitz. Philadelphia;
A. Park, city; r. G. Galusha, Chi
ago; II. r: Morrison and wife San Fran
iscO; ]. w. Snyder, Chicago; Garrett
.wens, Denver; Max Wilhelm. Lawrence,
IAN; r. N. LeItus. Gentry Bros show;
ark City; 7, w Rose, St Anthony; John
: Rich, Brigham City; II. S. Bowen,
hicago; John O'Farrell. Iowa City. Ia.
Cullen.-George Sherrard, Denver: G. p
haeffer. Canyon City. Colo; 5. c. Crum-
Ter, Belleville. Kan; James T. Cunley, !
harleston. New; n. n. McLear and wife
amar. Colo: John Hendrickson. Nephf: |
lasmann Ogden; +. Wood. Denver; W.
= Anderson, Taylor Button. Idaho
alls; II. Douglass. Kansas City; Thomas
Idd. St: George; D. Nj. Evans. Bingham:
Ilian c. Houtz and wife, city; D. Zadig
I'D family. St Louis; L. NJ. Richardson :
nd wife. Omaha; w. II. Frank and wife,
ISIS Evelyn Richey, Cincinnati; D. W.
harles, St. Anthony.
S. Cravens and wife,
. Louis: II. G.. Cheridan. W. T. Boards
y OSu6lls bldhClS w lllctln n.
arish, Denver: J. d. Farce and wife,
ttumwa, Ia; E. Y. Sturdy. F. T. Simp-
IN. England; o. NJ Hall. San Francisco;
c. Hammer; ST. Louis; II. o. Young
N Francisco; w II. Lownsbery Denver;
II. Brokam and wife. St. Joseph: DR..
erman Thomson, Kiel; George Leighton
risco; II. Halsloop. Yokohama; Phil
Milwaukee; w. F. Butcher
ID wife. Baker City. Ore: ]. A. Ostrom
Id wife. Chicago; Miss Sullivan. New
)rk: G. r. Kelsey, Mountain Home Ida;
+. BrothertOn. New York; ]. S
Kinney, Chicago; Jean Mcfarland,
snver.
Blakeley. Valparaiso, Neb:
rs. Bert Seaboldt. San Francisco; W. Z.
inter. Castle Dale; w. c. Tracey. Koko-
D. Colo: f. S. Smith, Paradox. Colo; =
II. LashbroOk. Bingham: E II. Sparks
ephi; Mrs. c. McRae. Boise City; +. H 7
lily and wife. Los Angeles.
% q O.
White House-W. Wariton o. F. Becks
rbIett, Tex: a. Crafty and wife.
ngham; a. Benson. Ogden: W. Buys
der; ]. F. Chichester, Panguitch: H.
well Ogden; George Tustran. Echo; 7,
TT Bewstock, Idaho; ~ L. Heaston IL
ngham; ]. z. Drake, Texas: A Dunn "
d wife, Butte; ]. d. McAulay. Frisco;
r. Morrison and wife, San Francisco; |
w. Means, Kansas City; Charles Nell
I and wife. ToOele; George Gilchrist |
ok Springs; ]. c. Reynolds, Stockton;
Dvo; Otto Benson, r. W. Bowling
antsville: Miss II. Sceley Miss War
/, Indianola, Utah; Sadie Kirk, Tooele; !