The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-21
HOTEL GOSSIP.


Timer Goldsmith of Tooele county
talked a bit at the White House last night
about conditions ia his neighborhoed.
The best winter sheep ranges in Utah
are to be found in Tooele county, and
every fall thousands of head of livestock
are turned loose 10 pasture during the
winter months. Tooele has comparative
| ~ light SHOWS. and the temperature sell
dom goes below zero.
The Deep Creek district is crammed
full of silver and lead ores and gold veins,
but there has been backwardness IN
the developing line on account or the ABB
! sence of railroad facilities; The nearest
| station is Toano, on the Central racine,
and that is 100 miles away. 1t would take
all the profit out of ordinary ore TO maui
it that distance in wagons. The Queen
! of Sheba is a valuable mine. but 1t IS sad
| ly handicapped by the existing condltions,
and in addition, their mill was burned
last summer. 1t is not being operated
/ now. A large number of claims nave
Mountain district. at the north end of the
county and considerable development
work is going on. A boarding. house IS
! being built and this winter VIII see Tn, Inc
| erection of a large SHELTER. AT Fish
| Springs the Galena and Titan mines are
shipping ore by the carload every gay;
About sixty men are at work there ana
the camp is busy one
Alfred Froyd, sheriff of Iron county, ar
rived in town yesterday with couple OF
very undesirable companions. They were
Joseph Armstrong and John Williamson
of Summit and Paragoonah, respectively.
Their tendency to break laws ana get
| into the hottest kind of water was the
cause of their visit which Will probably
| last some time. Armstrong is 10 pass the
next ten years of his life breaking stones
at the pen, and Williamson Will emulate
| his example for a little less than half
that time. The sheriff pronounceu them
"a couple of hard nuts, and SAID the
county wouldn't do much crying over
their departure.
Billy Burgess is employed in a jack
of-all-trades capacity at the knutsIoro'
That he isn't more than ordinarily stam-
peded at the sight of work is proved, py
the multiplicity of his daily duties. BliIy
thinks there is q limit to human enuuI
ance however, and that he is bearing.
too much of the black mans burden
brought on by white mans degeneracy.
Now see hyar,P' said ne, wen 1 Wuz
a little pickaninny, way don OF Alabamy.
| moved that white trash TO ks neper
TUX bath nor nuthin; dey Wuz Wusser
dan de ,niggers. cudnt stan ~, ny
how an so lef' de ole plantashun 10
soshate wiz de quality up north; NOW
I'm puzzlin' dis ole head wond rim where
de quality keeps theirsels; dey mos c S;i
tan'y don come into de wash-rum IN Gus
hotel. | specs 1 spen' mos. my Tune
hangin' roun' hyar lettin' de dirty wat
out of de wash bas'ns Wen dey gets l1ru
wiz dem. l. SOrI CT lihSo otioeASS eSA- -
gers. an las week 1 KEEP count OF de
Tnumbah of basins of dirty wat'r lef' by
de ign rant quality. Lor press your so J.
sonny dere wuz nv nun t, r rea an 5var-
bouts. doan like it nohow. Dis ole cniie
got de rurnatiz and m'laria in. his bones
enuff an if de quality don improve
reckon dis chile get a new JoD.
KANE me- A. eI K. Peringo, omaha; L: 3. Solo
mon, Leavenworth; Captain 81. Jonh' CI5-
cago; George P. Maxwell, PUEBLO; ): p
Macfarland and wife, Lincoln Neb.; Z.
Conrad and wife; San francisco; Charles
Prochazka and wife. Peoria, HIS; y.
Colorado Springs; w. L. Waters and wife.
Seattle E. B. Dana, New York; e. Graf
mueller. New York; E. H. Lee, Detroit;
w; NJ Schroeder Chicago AGO. {: =. p oos
San Francisco; ]. p. Blanchard and wife,
Detroit; Charles F.. Jackets, New York;
George w; Gray, Chicago; g. r. Elliott
sas City; j.: w. Bailey, Denver: j. Dee
Vale, San Francisco; ]. c. Welter, Bar
ton Whewltt, Park City; J. L. Howard,
Huntley, John Petrie w. l.. Fox, Omaha;
Fl, G. Gump, San Francisco; w. P. Coffee,
Castlegate; w: Reid. Kansas City; C. A:
wife, Rossland, B. c.; H. Hagar, Reno;
]. F, York, Dawson City; E. c. Brace, st.
Paul; Thomas Ashton, San Francisco.
The Knutsford.-Lee Wilson, Cleveland;
George II. Robinson, E. H. McCune Mr.
and Mrs. Reginald Barclay, Miss Blanche
barclay aiSlra tt New York; e. L. Cement, Gin
Mrs. Anna Evans. Hall l.. Evans. Den,
yer; Clay North, Pueblo; Edgar q. Tut
c che, Iecoma' New; Frank a. Num-, Ro-
francisco; d. A. Dupree and wife, Rob
inson; Ike .Greenbaum. Louisville: T T
walker and wife, Rockland, B. c.; Fred
6en Mlng f. M Beea ,Iy Mrs A NJ Beatty
A Mrs F Thompson, Chicagoi DR.. and Mrs.
7, A. Bierman, New York.
The walker-R. W. White. Denver:
Matt Rural, Metropolitan Opera com,
panX; r. G, Chalfour, Springfield. Ne;
d al d LIZ, Wells Minneapolis: D, +; Williams
Columbia Mo; G. c. Boxer wife and
pSss 6 P Judge, Contact New. J. NJ.
2. Heacock. Bingham; W. s. Mccartney.
MercuriF c. Harsh, Charleston S. G.:
p Ri =; Ihor S4a Hyrqm; I, F. Becker,
by and wife, Newark, Wis; Mrs. Arnold
Ienney. Mexico; j. A. Sternberg Hous-
ton ton, Tex; H; knight. H. G: knight, Cas-
The Cullen.-H C. Cramps, st. Paul;
WIFI Wbifton ArHe nett. an and r wife u Aspen s.
sas City; O. w McCoppin' LIN Lincoln s5i h Ar-
thur Strong. Greeley, Colo; S. K. cush-
ing, Bingham; J. w. Gribble, South
Omaha; A S. Mathew, Callwell, Neb.:
II. w. Lang, Denver: William H Derr.
Lincoln; {. e. Dufer. Ogden: G. w.
Wild. Racine; A. j. Brown and wife No
blesville, Ind.
White House.-H Irvie, Mt. Pleasant;
II. 8. Fatten, California; ]. H. Mynders,
Nephi A. Troyd, Cedar City; M. a.
Blake, Denver; Franklin Bulge. Paris.
Ida; Ed Duggan, Butte: George W. Nod
gins, Eureka: Mrs. S. j. Jones. Chicago:
4. Reddan, Denver; W. T. Dern. j. w.
Dern, Brownville, Neb. Otto Hudson.
Lehi City; H. T. Petersen and wife
Smithfield; Mrs. t. E. Mcintosh, St.
Johns; j. Rodgers, Helena II. Seaman.
Park City: George S. Phillips, Tooele; Fl.
de Tries, Fairview; D. d. Houtz. Provo:
j. Spaulding. Park City: H. Taylor, Bing-
ham; I. B. Crout, e. T. Richardson. j. S.
Tree, Ogden; N. Jensen. Indanola; Mrs.
w. Hodgins and son, Eureka; ]. Murrey.
w. Fouyer. Mercur; E. c. Berry, N. Wat
son, Park City.
Real Estate Transfers.
w. S. Cowley to Sylvester James. IL
acres northeast of section So town
ship south. range / east .s 81
II. B. Scott to j. L. M. Graham lots
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