The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-21
HOTEL GOSSIP.


Ex-Governor George W. Emory of
Marshfield. Mass. is a guest at the
Cullen. Mr.. Emery was governor of Utah
ton OF his term of office he has been
living in Massachusetts. He is here on
private business" he states. looking
after his mining interests. He thinks he
has some good mines staked out. and will
remain here some time, examining into
the condition of his properties.
w. E, Guthrie. stockbuyer of Omaha,
is at the Walker house. He is prospect
ing in Utah for cattle, and. finding that
they are cheaper here than elsewhere.
will make some purchases. He has just
returned from Oregon. where he pur-
chased about 200 head. Three-year-old
steers, he said, range in price at from
So to S35. and as the prices are a shade
cheaper in Utah, he proposes to make a
few large shipments from this state.
Mr.. c: R: Hughes. who is interested
largely in zinc and lead mines at Noun
tain Grove, Wyo.. Is at the Kenyon.
There is considerable activity in lead
and zinc mines" said Mr.. Hughes. 'One
at $4,000. The price of zinc has recently
advanced to 500 ton-an increase of
about so per cent within the past year.
state; it is a second Cripple Creek, and
within the past few months the town
has been crowded with prospectors. and
there is lOL TOOIu tllOuSH DIT the nOlSlS
for the visitors. There is some copper in
the vicinity and there is considerable
prospecting for that mineral"
ested in mines in the Tuscarora district,
and they are making great deal of
money" said Peter Thouret of Elko coun-
House. 1.-The Dexter mine, one of the
richest in the district, is owned by Salt
Lake men, and some Salt Lakers have
these districts are valuable producers on
the average; and the Charleston placer
diggings. near by. are giving. profitable
Yields. Two companies of capitalists are
working these plaoers. and the camp is
very lively. Elko county is a good coun-
try for both cattle and sheep. They have
free range ON the government lands. and
peaceably. We have had no trouble since
some Of the cowboys killed two sheep
men some 9er tine ago There is plenty Of
run the other out of the country"
Contractor Will C. Gibson of Portland
Ore, is stopping at the Cullen. His work
and penitentiaries.
]. G.. Conrad of Chicago, one of the old
est travelling men on the road, is a guest
at the Kenyon. He has been on the road
for thirty years, and Is pioneer In the
business.
William McDermott, one of the oldest
mining men in Montana. and the builder
of the once famous McDermott hotel at
Butte. is at the Kenyon. He is Investigate
Clark.
Isaac II. Meserve of Boston, and H. C.
Southworth. also of Boston, are at the
looking over some copper mine PROPOSE
tons.
Samuel c. peat, editor of the Indianap-
oils Qnd:) Sentinel. is a guest at the
knutsford.
:, The Kenyon: F. H.; Bach, St; Louis;
Isaac H. Meserve, Boston; H. c. South
worth. Boston; NJ. Abrahams. San Fran
cisco; William McDermott, Butte. Mont;
Neff. Cleveland; 3: w. King and wife,
New York; c. F. Van Sickle New York;
E. l. Whitmore.. Butte; Rev; W. 3. T.
W. Klemm and wife. Washington, d. c.;
Max Klein. Denver: j. Lee Bell New
York; Mrs. D. w. Morrison, Rutherford.
n j.; Miss Forster Jersey City w Nh n
Jersey City; c. E. Hughes. Cabool. Mo-;
Charles R. Hughes Mount Grove. Mo;
neapolis: Mrs. E. II. Daniels, Boston;
Mrs. E. NJ. Nesmith, Minneapolis; Master
Worford Yerxa, Minneapolis: Max Yerxa,
B. H. Hilson, Washington; c.. r. Pear
sail, Chicago; George Z. Maule. Ogden;
4; II. chabot, wyoming; 7; Ross Paden:
Francis W. Eddy. Ogden; Grace Crocker.
Ogden: E. H. Kimball Chicago; c. E. |
Christensen. Manti; Mrs. Kitto, Winnie
ner Rockford, M; Charles H. Smith.
James. Chicago; 4. F. sipperly, New
York; A. F.. sipperly. jr;, Pennsylyania;
Colorado Springs; A. e. Lewis. Wilkes |
barre, Pa: James Anderson and wife, |
Margaret Haslett. Miss Emma Haslett,
Allegheny, Pa.
The Knutsford: W. E. Borah, Idaho; A.
Leffelholz. Milwaukee,; NJ. ]. Snow. Port
land, Or; Mrs. Zena Snow and child
Seymour and wife. Butte; Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. NJ. Steinway, New York: Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. A. Archibald. Mass. e: j. Knapp New
Mrs. Hirshfield. Austin. Tex. A. Magee;
c. Allen. Pittsburg; w. J; Tappan and
wife, Ohio; H. ]. Convey; ST. Louis; J. {.
A. w. Dow. San Francisco; ]. II. Bal
lard. New York: T. o. Hilborn. Chicago:
J. II. Estin and wife, Vermont; Samuel
dom Pf Ensa anda1 1oRD Diem Park cty
NJ Gildersleeve. wyoming; A. Wetten-
CELL. New York; II. Burmerstein. A ID.
Graham, F. S; Foster San FRANCISCO n SC w.
tie Nevada; G. II: Rade; Michigan; WI;
wife Michigan: Miss E. c. Fitzgerald,
ogden; Mr.. and Mrs. A. j: Lower. Chi
cago; George A. Wood, Miss NJ +.
Wood. Bradford, Mass; Misses Vincent,
Conn; Charles Ogilby, Chi
cago.
The Cullen: E. J. Kearns. Gunnison;
C. J. Critchler. Milford: j.. ]. Carroll;
New Haven. Conn; A. w: MacRae and
wife. Little Falls. Mimi; WILLIAM Haekey
Ogden: s. II. Richardson. Harvard: j. p.
Sterling, Kansas City. Mo-; j. NJ. Young,
Denver. Colo; Louis Goldsmith. st. Joe,
Mo.
Denver. Colo: f. w Erickson. Grants
Vile; George w. Yer Valin. Denver, Colo;
Mrs. S. r. Ciden. Illinois; Mrs. Nj. Nj.
PRAY. Toledo. o.; Mrs. George Lancaster.
Jessie Lancaster. Georgetown: Tex; J.
ham; Captain seeger. Bingham: j. Wort
ley. Mercur; NJ. ]. Carry, Mammoth; j.
Blake. Riverton: Paul Coonby Erda; y.
F. Young. Leavenworth. Kan; Miss =.
Miss NJ. Holster, Miss G.
Rogers. Miss Z. Holster. Bingham; G. L.
and party. Murray; G. Cor
ry Cedar. Utah; Thomas Starr, Chicago,
ILL.,; David c. Bloom, San Francisco.
The Walker House: w. F. Burns, G. NJ.
Castro and wife. San, Francisco; Miss
r. Higgins and wife, Tennessee: ]. H.
Brewster. Missouri: F. E. Williams. Kan
sas City; Mrs. NJ A. Schoomaker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Silsby, Ogden;
w. A. Connolly. Kansas; j. M. Young;
yNnlford Now YOrk NJ C.. Grant. POcatel-