The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-25
HOTEL GOSSIP.


HOTEL GOSSIP.
There was more excitement among
high class commercial trave,ers in The
Dalles. Ore. on Thursday night q week
ago than these gentlemen of the road
have had for some time. The story is
told by Well known member OF the
fraternity who is at the Kenyon. but who
shall be rlameless here for the reason
years.
Thursday night was the night OF the
meteors. and it. was also the night on
Which there had collected at the Una
tilla house in The Dalles several well
known western travellers. They wanted
TO see the leoniGs shoot. but they didn't
want to wait up for them, so tney ar
RANGED with the night clerk 10 ring the
bells IN all their rooms just as Eoon as
the meteors began TO fall.
About 3 O'clock in the morning. said
the gentleman who related the affair,
there was man outside leaning against
the railing which overlooks the roaring
Columbia river, a man. Who was sufti-
GENTLY INTOXICATED 10 be quite oblivious
OF danger AS the porter walked around
N sight The man began TO fail. and it
seemed that he must be dashed headlong
into the seething waters. That excited
:. Hes Filling. hes falling!' cried out
1T was in such loud voice that the
clerk inside caught the excited word
falling. Thinking it referred TO leonids
he pushed the bells of all the drummers
rooms.
Armand Caro- of San Francisco. of
kellogg whisky fame. came running
Downstairs in a striped night-shirt; Frank
Hufchings of Stein, Simon & Co. OF San
francisco fell down one flight of stairs in
ms hurry; Seligman, who is known as
cited in a pair of trousers and one shoe.
while Harry Lewis, who sells silks for
b Hart of San Francisco. came rushing
down IN red pajamas. and others came.
ON investigation the clerk disappeared
and the night bartender was awakened
from ms creams TO mix seven vanilla
soda cocktails"
Amos Smith and James Nicholson, two
OF the largest stockmen of Wyoming, will
try an experiment in feeding and selling
corning during this winter They expect
20 ma their venture more profitable than
feeding hay, which. now sells for 50 per
ton in that part of Wyoming.ss
They will ship in from Kansas where
corn is so cheap that it can be bought at
sara j.. L. Huntley, a stockman, at the
This corn will be brought to Opal.
from which point it will be sold to stock
men who want TO feed it instead of hay
Inc prices are SO low in Kansas that
Smith and Nicholson believe that thew
can sell enough corn to pay the expenses
and then have enough left over to feed
thelr own stock. Each of them has some
thing more than 1000 head
Ihe corn may not be used entirely in
stead OF nay, but as a supplement to it
In order to fatten the cattle and have
them ready for shipment in the spring
again.
P. Inilici of Wells. New, who is about
TO open hotel in that town. was at the
cullen yesterday, having come TO Salt
Lake to purchase linen for the new place.
WeLs Is on the Central Pacific and the
ho o!,es VIII be the railway eating house.
Inc town is growing so fast and the
chances to feed travellers are so good that
l concluded to open the house, said he.
we are nourishing; hard times have
THE mining district about the place is
looking up. We have several good pros
pects on which considerable work has
9een Done. and which should become divi-
oend-payerS very soon.'
Kenyon.-Edward Lehman, Denver: w.
!. Hodgins, Omaha: Case Edwards, New
P PerK; q o,l ndei. San Francisco; H. R.
William H. Brockway. Mrs. Brockwav
Armstrong and son. Albion. Mich: Mrs
KMl III Miss Ritchie. England; B. w.
Payson; Otto Wagner Bingham; v. NJ
Nlckery, New York; H. S. Johnson, Ne
braska: A. M; Heineman, Chicago; James
II. Larsen. Eureka; A. D. Brush San
Francisco; NJ. S. Larraber. Chicago; ]. A.
patterson: Lancaster, Pa; w. II. Watts
11g ,seFs,a " h a. Cobb, St; Louis; A. G.
3: Steinman Mercur; c.. l.. Dignowity'
Bingham; ]. Rosenberg. New York; j. +.
Baker, Ogden; Frank T Barlow New
YORK; j. q. Conrad, Chicago; o. NJ. Ladd,
Denver. 10
=. Walker.-C. W. Brown. Minneapolis: E.
A. Keller, San Francisco: William Con-
J; d. Muir. ]. II. Miller, Pendieton:
George Stone. Boise; Fred Stone. Port
n land; F. E. Whitaker, s. L; Whitaker.
W. Dodson. Butte; William Rae. Kansas
City; L. S. Taylor, Moab; f. ii. Brad
shaw city; L. p; Nelson. Manti George
]. F.: Diehl Mammoth; e J. Fisher. Po-
catello; John Wilson and wife. Colston:
Oscar Cook, scofieid; T. Morrison, SEQ
field; w. o. Greer. Bancroft. Ida.
Knutsford,--w. D. owen. Milwaukee;
Franklin Ballou, jr... Leadville: A. G.
Stafford and wife. Washington; Joe Simon.
George H. Ballard, New York: Miss
Blanche A. Hunter. San Francisco Rus
cigo; Robert j. Coleman. city: B. L. New
berger. Sioux City; Hugh c. Macbeth. San
Francisco; Charles J. Shepard, New York;
A u. truman. chicago, Is. L. Howard,
F. F. Brady, New York; James P. Harb-
erscn, L. S. army.
Cullen.-J II. Ward Evanston: E. E.
Shinor. Montrose Colo; w. NJ Roylance
and wife. Springville; c.. B. -Rustin.
Omaha: W. c. Slower and wife Fort
Collins; w. NJ McCarty. Richfield: James
Campbell, Bingham; J. b. Baker Pea
body Kan; H. w. Fox. Chicago; ]. c.
Sullivan. Eureka; w. j. Kerr. Logan: B.
II. Hunt. Eureka: j. c. Moore. Washing
ton. d. c.; A. f. Miller. Elko: Mrs. Ida
Zevifel. Elko: F. Perkins and wife. Mil
waukee; T. Blanchard and wife, st. Louis;
Dan Martin. Eureka.
White House;-Miss, R; Adamsen, Miss
Lizzie Banks. c.. ]. Banks. w. o. Greer,
Bancroft; Ida; W. Z, Daniel and wife
ington. Kan. z. James, Ogden; George
Quinn. Ephraim; A. II. Nichols, Ogden;
w. II. Kendall Scofield; f. P. Turner.
New York; II. F. Mory. Woodruff: Master
Phillips. T. Phillips and wife. Bingham;
Miss Minnee. Mrs. G. p. Mnnee. Ophir:
II. H. Alexander, Fresno. Cal; II ].
Emor j. Bravo. Michigan; Mrs. j. S
Parker, Mrs. L. Hoke Gilman. Ills; NJ. p.
Braffet. Price: 7. y. Christmas. Shoshone,
Ida: c. briggs. Gibbonsyilie Ida; ]. A.
Smith Tooele; Miss r. Worthington. \.
Anderson. Grantsviile; L. p. Davis, Lo-
gan.
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