The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-31
HOTEL GOSSIP.

HOTEL GOSSIP.
Cattle are a good thing right now
said a. H. B. Jeffords at the White House
yesterday Utah cattle are in demand.
and look for big shipment to the east
ern markets. Our cattle are in fine condi-
The recent rains. however. have benefit
ted US. and those who don't sell will have
no trouble in keeping up their stock.S
/. s. Pine. a lonesome pilgrim from Col
orado. who makes his home at Boulder,
is in town, and thinks pretty well of Salt
Lake.
Il have been up to Bingham and am
pretty well into Jersey Blue. and | am
satisfied we have got good proposition.
said he. We are rapidly getting into po-
sition TO ship. but we shall not, Ii is our
intention to put up mill. and We shall
erect concentration at once. II will be
in operation before snow HES
I'VE think We have the greatest copper
proposition that has ever been discov-
cred" said a. Bateson. prominent Chi
cago capitalist at the Walker yesterday.
our discovery is about fourteen miles
from American Fork station. We have n
mountain OF 1t right on the surface, and
all assays average per cent l shall
build = smelter at once. No, | am not
looking for any outside capital, the Bate
son brothers have enough money TO ham,
die it. and We do not have TO take on any
outside money"
Americans are the best posted and
most expert buyers of old books and
paintings in the world" said o. II. p.
Applegate Of 81. Louis last night at the
months ago. and in searching over an old
secondhand establishment l came across
a very rare work Ii was 'Audobons
Birds, the Elephant folio. published in
1883. l secured it for $50 and sold 1t in
St. Louis for $500. Audubon was the
greatest naturalist that ever lived, but he
died virtually pauper. His book which
he published was illustrated by himself
and he even canvassed for subscriptions.
The work which he published at $3.50 for
the set. four volumes. was not a success
and Audubon did not realize anything
from 1t. Now, however, the work is in
demand. and $3.50 is an easy price to get
for it,
Ibapah, Utah; S. Blackham. Echo. Utah;
Mrs. S. Way. Mrs. \. Satterchwaite. Oak
land. Cal; Miss Way Philadelphia. Pa:
Z. Lynch and WIFE Master Lynch, Miss
Butte. Mont; Allen Irving and wife San
Antonio Tex; David Sparks. Charleston;
J. Nelson, c. p. Osberg, Denver. Colo;
A II. B. Jeffords. Philadelphia: s. s.
Mont; II. c. Ledgerwood. Silver City:
James l.. Wrathall, Grantsville; Albert
Ragan. Mammoth: 7. ]. Montgomery.
Boise. Ida; ]. H. Day. jr.. F. Snow, ].
Achali, Draper.
Ksnyop.-Mrs. G. G. verbrych. Master
Walters, Washington, D. c.: c. NJ. Engle
Omaha: w. o; Dean, Chicago; DR.. c. A
Charles Burke, Denver; F. c. Nichols,
Syracuse n. Y; George Webb. Mel
bourne; Thomas Kearns. Park City; S.
kroth and wife. Richfield. Utah; j. n.
burn Fla: Rev. and Mrs. NJ. 3. Morris,
Dayton. Wash: Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
SNOW SNOW chicago a William H2rcombe' 81:
YORK; W. ". Ashe s00 Washington ssf D. e
II. Anderson, Idaho; Garrett Owens. Dem
Yer; ]. H Droste. St. Louis: c. J.
Setchel and wife. Denver; C. c. Sloan.
Keith, Park City.
Walker.-George W. Roush. Altoona,
Pa: d. T. Cormack. B. r. Jones, Sydney;
Mary Harbold, Denver: Mrs. E. V. Ellis
and son. Millegan. Mont; w. T. Denur.
Park City; William Presbert Provo: F.
]. Smith and wife. Helena. Mont: c. D.
Miss Hooker, Miss Edyth Hooker.
Evanston. Wyo.: Charles CHATTER, Mer-
cur: ]. F. Crowley. Helper; a. ]. Mansy.
Pocatello. Ida; l. Schneider Bingham;
James Mously. Mt, Pleasant; John
Thomas city; NJ. Hammerlough, Ogden;
r. S. Smith, city.
Cullen.-Nrs. Robert H Becker.
Kansas City; Mrs. A j. Steele. st. Louis;
Mrs. NJ. F. Sanborn. Mrs. S s. Gledley,
Mrs. NJ. II. Gledley, St Louis Lewis
Anderson and wife Manti; W. II. Bassett.
Clarks Hills, Ind: Arnold GlavicH1e.
Great Falls. Mont; S. K. Thurman,
Provo; II. Jenter. Chicago; J. Caster and
wife Newman, HIS; w. NJ. Syter. Great
Falls. Mont; +. l.. Faben. Denver; Frank
Martin. Boise. Ida: II. a. Smith. Park
City: r. L. Gushing. Bingham; T. K
Cushing Boston: Professor G. c. kanose.
Chicago: E. F. Guici, Springville; General
Hutching. Speamari, Ills; D. w. Phelan.
hurry.
Knutsford-Charles Van Sichel. Wyom-
ing: ]. Wagnn. St. Joe. Mo-; E. H.
Banker Chicago; NJ B. Moody. New
Haven; Z. r. Dowles and wife, Braddock,
Pa: l.. II. Vanpel. Boston; J. H. Leyson,
Boston; w. r. Chadborn. Butte; ]. L.
Bunce. Leadville; George Frances. Cincin-
natl: r. d. Pruger. Buffalo. n. Y; \. Hol-
lingsworth. Albany n. y; w w. Meloy.
Boston: F. G. Phelps. Chicago; T. II.
Dean, New York; George q. Kellogg, Colo
RADIO; Mrs. C. Hunt. San Francisco: Miss
A. F. Hooper, Colorado: Charles Rueff.
S. Morse. Council Bluffs; A. F. Jonas.
Omaha: H. o. Jonas. Madison. Wis. j.
II. .Kerwin, Park City