Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-28
PERSONAL.


Hon. John c. sharp Is In the city
from Vernon.
Mrs. v. MoChrystai aud son Of Eu-
reha are registered at the cullen.
W. s. Mccormick is not expected TO
return from his coast trip before Au-
gust 10th.
Ex-shcrin Mcbride. tho prominent
Tooelc county milling man. IN Loo the
city
49, NJ Potter Of Tuxpam. Mexico. H.
lu the city on huainess. lie d. located
az the white House
Mr. II. G.. Oswald and wife are two
London tourists who ore on their way
10 ihs coast Thcy are now ut the
knutsford.
lion. John e. Graham. editor ~ the
Provo Enquirer was % visitor To the
metropolis today.
state Fi9h and Game warden sharp
la back from o. trip up Big Cottonwood
canyon. Tie states that fishing o. fair
~ good, but The season fof spawning
ln the upper streams o. very backward.
R W. Crockett editor of the news.
paper at Price. iH throwing The light Of
hH bcnming countcunncc among his
many Salt Lake fricndH. Tie ia nt the
cullen.
Dr. Daniel 70. calder hnH sprung %
surprise on Dis Ola salt Lake friends by
returning t1 thrlr midst after pro-
trnctcd absence ln the ElrL Whom he
lived here formerly Dan had no 81. u.
attachment Co hir name. but "a faithful
course az medicine gave him right To-
The title. lilH graduation was accom-
pllshcl some years ago. Lnttefly Dr.
calder has been prominently associated
with The naitlob1ru Retreat "a hospital
nt lnttlehlru. Vermont whore he will
return shortly tie Or here ut this time
90 visit BIZ aged mother, Mrs. Ann
ilamcr calder. who o. very 800 iu her
home in the Twoniy-nrat ward.
VIM. ~. Lynch principal or the public
schools NJ Nc. Grove. Missouri. D. Ia the
city ON n Hirht-acelnr tour from the
coast. who're he has been attending the
Los Angeles convention. - have seen
nothing 10 aurpunH your school fnclli-
Ties" remarked Mr.. Lynch today at
the White House. 80 must be o. source
Of pride Co the city 90 point TO those
magnificent school buildings and above
that. 10 show the excellent scholarship
cNlnccd hN the salt Lake students.
had the pleasure of investigating the
latter while at the Worlds fair. so I
have a. foundation ON which 10 speak as
have. Yes" rclolncd Mr. Lynch In
answer to u question. the school Hys-
tenn u changing materially our great
est modern educators are Introducing
| innovations and In most case where
/ the changed system has been of sufl-
/ Client long standing ua 90 Judge OF H.
results, they have been cmincntly salts
/ factory.
Mark white and wife. a. &. Nc
/ Gowun. ana W Jennings. are u party
| just returned from the Nluudiko. and
are on their way Go their homes in
/ Nebraska, IN speaking Of the Klondikc
| Mr. McGowan stated that hr wouldn't
encourage anyone 10 go there with n
| Wow OF working or prospecting There
] are from 1900 TO 10000 people there now.
/ said Mr.. McGowan, who nrc out
| OF employment No new finds have
/ been made since 1897. and the wealth
| N the country Dr. concentered IN the
hands OF o. few men. ao that there IL
no end ~ unrest and distress have
/ gained nothing laughed Mr. McGOwau.
! but an experience that | trust viii do
. mo some good Ny opinion Is. cons
| Cluded the gentleman. that In two or
three years tho Klondikc win be a
thing N the past. While the output n
claimed To be- about fii.O0n.000 this year
10 an came from one or two claims,
and / think they will be exhausted be-
fore long. No, cir; don't 20 TO the
| klondikc.