The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-29
HOTEL GOSSIP.

Miss Olga Rosenberg of the Kenyon
| hotel has received a letter from Lieuten-
ant r. c. Corliss of the Thirty-fourth in
fantry. now in the Philippines. in which
he said that the insurgents were using
dynamite in trenches and planted in
roads.
| Writing from Talavera during Novem-
| Der, he said that he had been put out
| with 100 picked men to do scouting, and
| they had been moving almost night and
| On the morning of the day he wrote
| Talavera had been attacked. and the
whole force had to go out at once. Two
Of the men were blown up by dynamite
that had been planted.
1.-The Mormon church is Furnishing at
and near La Grande Ore" said a resi-
| dent of that city who is at the White
House. There are three Sunday schools.
one at La Grande, one at Imbler and a
third at Pumpkin Ridge / don't know
how many there are in attendance. but
every Mormon in that country takes part
AS yet there is no meeting house, but
there will be one soon | think. When
left $3.50 had been raised toward putting
up building in La Grande, and that
amount is sure to go. At present Hans
Westenskow is in charge of the church
affairs. no bishop having been appointed.
he and two brothers-in-law have a fine
S20-acre farm and are doing better than
they ever did in Utah.
A. H. Candland of the Grande Ronde
dt
House yesterday, had considerable to say
about statements concerning the Grande
konde made by people around Manti.
mas induced many Utah families to move
to the Grande Ronde valley and he has
sold them land.
But some weeks ago a relative of his,
Frank Candland of Mt. Pleasant who
had been in Oregon, had published
statement that the promises held out to
immigrants and the descriptions given
were worthless.
The statements are utterly absurd
said Mr.. Candland. II took Frank Cand-
fand up there. but he wouldn't do any
work, though | found plenty of things to
do. He came back. disgruntled. He had
started out to sell land for the company
| am with, but he got mad because L
didn't get him an annual pass on the
Short Line and Oregon Railroad & Nav
igation company"
Some day it is possible that way to
keep sugar beet factories running all the
year round will be discovered said J. T.
Williams of Ogden at the Walker House
yesterday 1T does seem unfortunate
that factories cannot run during the
whole year. But until a method is found
to keep beetS SO that ii is not necessary
to use them very soon after they are
gathered. factories can only run during
the season of the year in which they are
grown If the scheme which Mr.. Cutler
has in mind. TO build auxiliary factories
and have them make the raw product,
the molasses. and have that refined at
LEM, where the big plant is, can be car
RED out the refinery may be kept at
work during the larger part of the year.
But the man who will invent a method of
preserving the beetS fresh will add great
ly to the industry.
However, at this time not enough beets
are grown in Utah to keep factories run
ming the whole year. But it won't be
many years before the product may reach
that point.
Kenyon.-H. E. Hershey. Idaho; ]. d.
Crossman Butte; II. S. johnson, Nebras-
ka; j. Nathan. New York: NJ. z. FELTON,,
O. j. Stilwell, Ogden; Homer A Craig
san Francisco; j. III. McBroom and WIFE
Spokane, Wash; Theo. Tillotson. Omaha:
Charles Ottenheimer. John J. Broughall
and wife, Denver; Clayton Coolidge and
wife; Ogden; Judge 7; F. Brandon, Roy
F. Brandon, CenterviHe; P. Healey. Og-
den; Robert L. Proudfit Syracuse; c. c.
Priest. Denver; E. p. Bacon, Logan: N.
W. Allen, Cleveland, o.; John F. Conner,
Stockton; John Butler, Bingham.
White House.-Charles Wright J. G..
Lind. Ogden; F. Z. Brown, r. l.. Jones
bingham; a. H Rogers, Ogden; A s.
keplinger Silver City: Mrs. Johnson
Mammoth; NJ A. Keplinger. Silver City;
n I. Jensen. Manti; n. Bonner Mercur;
w. II. Bry and wife. Pocatello. Ida; John
Peters. Brigham City; P. Mills, ]. Wflkin-
son, Tintic; s. F. Halyerson. Ogden: ]. A
Brown, Provo; ]. c. Holland Mercur: r.
n. Aries. Ogden; A. H Candiand La
Grande Ore; w. II. Zion. David Lem
mon, Miss W. Hooking. Miss E. Vahlert.
A J. kilbcurn, Bingham; w. B. Wilson,
ogden.