The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-27
HOTEL GOSSIP.

pSrS OF i0anO Will De reelected, SAID
]. H Davis of Murray, who is at the
knutsford. brings up a curious COM
plicated situation. / believe that the
business people and the law are in IA
vor OF him having another term as gov
ernor.. The men who caused the riots
and the outrages at the Occur d'Alene
mines do not want any more of him.
1T is difficult to tell how the Popu-
lists stand upon the matter, for they
are almost gone to pieces, so far as or
/ ganization is concerned. Their party
has not the strength it possessed at
one time, principally. l suppose. be-
cause the Democratic party embodies
everything of Importance the Populists
once chung to-
Whether or not the Democracy and
| the silver forces will stand by his ac-
ton in the Occur d'Alenes is question
able. Still, there is 10 doubt in my
mind that thousands of Democrats, as
individuals, are with Steunenberg in his
| position"
IF Congressman Roberts of Utah is
thrown out" said ]. T. Tilton, who is
at the Cullen hotel from New York, "he
| should at once have resolutions offered
to .expel several dozen members of the
house who are said to lead double
lives. If he can't get member of con-
gress to offer such resolution, he
might have a petition circulated and
then presented to congress. 1 suppose
1t would be possible to get such a pc
tftion signed by a good many persons
In Utah. If it were presented in con-
grea5 that would bring the case up.
and though it might not cause the ex-
pulsion of congressman, 1t would raise
such commotion that they would not
return to congress
This proceeding would show up the
miserable hypocracy of some rrambers
of congress. That would be something
worth accomplishing"
w. G. Page of HALEY. Ida. who is
at the Kenyon with his wife. said that
the people Of the state look forward to
larger mining output during 1900 than
during good many previous years.
Mr.. Page is interested in the Croesus,
near Haley. About thirty men are at
work on the property during the win
ter, but more will be put at work later
en-.
He said that work is now being done
on the to0-foot level. and that the fine
ore of the mine has hardly vet been
touched, and win not be reached until
the shaft is sunk much deeper.
1T is curious that many persons I
might say all persons, consider small
pox a most deadly and dangerous dis
ease" SAID Di. A. C. Bensicn of Butte,
cider that it is half as dangerous as
6iphtheria or scarlet fever. and it is
not anywhere near so dangerous as the
plaques which have devastated India
and China at times.
81 have not the figures at hand, but |
do not think that more than one per- !
son in twenty affected is killed by the I
Il d. T. .f,~r ,rarr.-
character Of the disease and the marks
that it MAJ leave which creates such /
a public horror of it. But there is no |
cause Tor alarm. Everyone who has |
the smallpox won't die nor be marked
Kenyon.-C. A. Rodman. Omaha; ]. B. |
F, Reynolds. W.. T. Mckee, Denver; E.
G. Atwater. L. S. Mallory. Butte; S. P.
Shope. Chicago: w. H. Paul. Lincoln,
Utah; W. n. Lipman, New York; Mss
A Aab1qn Bsrrv Jordan Sasso Theags MISS
San Francisco: NJ. Kuhn. Ogden; Theo-
dore Tfllotson. Omaha w. NJ. Miller,
Helena, Mont; B.; Steinman.. Mercur; E.
Heber; Sidney o. Stevens. Logan; D.
l. Eddy, Brigham City; ]. w. Merrill,
Eureka
Knutsford.-E. H. Clarke. San Fran
eIsce; Edgar E. Lord. Engiewood Ills;
Miss Mary Hamilton, San Francisco; NJ.
Metz, New York: Mrs. Laura Straus and |
two daughters. Ksefer. Cincinnati: E. F.
Barnes, Boston; B. F. White, Montana;
[. r. Riley, New York.
Cullen.-F. P. Favel Los Angeles: G.
Sherrard. city: E. Roy. Ontario Miss
Christensen. Gunni.on: W. G. Wilson;
Ogden; Miss l.. NJ D:enstz. Richfield, S.
:. Jones. Santa Jaquird; P. N Mccall,
j. w. Faris. Logan.
White House-F r Wamhott Canada.
Iohn Bettess, Alta; r. H. Nichols, j. An
ierson, Diamondville; a. G. Erickson,
Z. L. McCarty and wife. Sandy: ]. VIII
Jams. T1ntic; Miss Leona Jennings, W.
3. Jennings and wife. Richfie,d Fred
'undeIl, Eureka; w. o. Greer. Bancroft, |
da-; ]. Johnson, Park City; r. Conway
nd wife, w. L. Wilt. A. H. Jones Bing-
am; s. M. Sreel. Springvil,e; Wilmer :
Evans d. l.. McCorkie. l.. T. Gallaher,
rank Evans, Miss Bertha X. Getsch.
fiss Maud NJ Gray. Miss Martha W.
.ening. Park City; James Williams. John
Jarrett, 7. Osterholt, F. E. Brown,
ieorge s. WEIGH Fred Mathews. Eureka;
ohm Wilson. Charles Wright. Ogden; Joe
-opp, Ed Kopp. Park City: ]. E. Holland, +
,ercur; N Bonner. S. Pollock. Eureka;
! E. Kenzie, H. II. Marshall, John Mars
en-. Stockton; D. D. Bowen, Arthur NJ I
owen. Eureka: Charles Young and WIFE
Iercur; Jake Hoffman, Park City.