The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-04
HOTEL GOSSIP.

ton with bank which they will soon
establish at the Idaho town. The bank
will open for business on Monday and
their visit here has been to select a cor
respondent with whom they will transact
their Salt Lake business.
Mr.. AXE is the county treasurer of Ell
more county. Idaho. and is interested in
several stock ranches. while Mr.. Kelsey is
merchant. These two gentlemen believe
that there is a field at Mountain Home for
a bank sufficient to make the business
profitable now. and that in years TO come
the country will have developed so far
that it will be an extremely remunerative
business.
Father Peter C. York. who is chancellor
of the diocese of California. is at the
Knutsford. having returned from a visit
abroad. on his way TO San Francisco.
Father York was editor of the Monitor
for five years. and during his manage
ment the paper was known as the ao!est
Catholic organ in the country.
But one year ago he gave up the paper
and went 10 Europe on a vacation He
Italy north. and he has been spending
nearly two months travelling homeward
across the continent.
II had an audience with the pope during
May" said he. 'and | found that the re-
ports of his III health and decline are alb
surd- He Is a man over so years of age
and We could not expect him 10 be vigor-
Gus. but there, is about him no mark of
disease. His eye is as bright and his mind
as clear as il was forty years ago. He is a
wonderful man, and he seemed 10 have as
much interest in the United States as any
other country of the world. In fact. he
was intensely interested in every fact and
every bit of information that could give
On my travels | have found the church
hourishing wherever l have gone. In
Europe and in the United States il shows
the same advancement
Father York will not assume charge of
the San Francisco Monitor upon his re-
turn. He has had enough of newspaper
work. He knew nothing of the libel suit
which it is said General Funston of Kan
sas will begin against the paper for max
ing the charge that he desecrated Cath
Ollie churches in the Philippines.
1.-The Utah sheep owners have been
sending quite a large number of their
fiocks east lately" said ]. II. Benson OF
Sanpete county who is at the Cullen no.
tel. Most of their sheep 60 10 Denver
first and then on TO Omaha and Kansas
City. Very few Of them are sending 10
the new stOckyards at St. Joe for they
have not yet become accustomed to them.
These yards. which are owned by the
big packers in Chicago, the heaviest pur-
chasers in the country, VIII likely in time
become the center of the business. for |
understand that the packers are paying
higher prices than when they buy at other
yards"
White House.-Mrs II. Duerden. Master
Duerden. SEATTLE. Wash: S. A. King.
Dewey Wash; a. c. Nelson. Manti; 4.
Christensen. Gunnison; George Lean. d.
ele; Fl. A. Keegan, Denver, Colo; A. T.
Adams. American Fork; John Walters.
Denver. Colo; r. j. Rogers. Bingham; +.
p. Mcdonald. W. G. Arvin. Tooele; ]. \.
Forshey. Boulder Colo; A. Jones. Den
yer. Colo; J.. S, Allen. Mammoth; II. w.
Walker w. Aylett and WIFE, Ogden; J. w.
Callian and wife; Chicago; Mrs, ]. c. Sui
Ivan. Eureka; Farley Bill. South Jordan:
T II. Clark; Sidney Clark a. G. Benson
and wife. Grantsville.
Walker House.-Joseph Rh0y. Califor-
MIA: ~. II. ge.so. Butte: Thomas Mise.
Kansas City; \. Z. Heacock. J.B. era
ham Mrs. D. V. Jones. r. V Herrick
Bingham; Miss Evans. Mercur; Robert
Deuar. Pocatello; r. Toggenbury: Omaha;
Z. G. hipton and wife, Corvallis. Ore:
Rev. Robert Booth and wife Grants
Pass. Ore; Kate s. Hollis, Kahoka, Mo.
Knutsford.-H. Topper. Denver: S NJ
Seeligsohn. L. 3. Whitney. San Francisco;
\. l.. Frank, Fred Harris Butte; JOseph
Goss. Helena; 4. Apfelbaum Louisville |
Ky: ID. 3. ellis, Butte; Bsrt y. Espey. !
1fffin. o.: George l.. Forresiate and wife
Boston; J. r. Van Sam and wife. Robert
ID. Grant Waterburgh. Conn: c. l.. Mer-
sick. New Haven; Peter G.. York. San
Francisco; ID. c. Mclaughlin Park CITY; |
Charles p. Peters. 81. Louis: c. d. Par,
melee Omaha: George w. Stewart Bos-
ton: George r. Holman. Portland: A. J. |
Schumacner. butte, Mr.. strong and wife, |
Ann Arbor.
Cullen.-George st. Clair. Ed ST. Clair. !
Salmon City, Ida; j. A. Hyde. Nephi: |
James II. Marriott and son, Nevada: Miss |
5. Smithson. Milford: James McGarry
Beaver City; c. w. Stickney. Antelope |
]. S. Murphy. Cripple Creek: c. f. Buch- |
ner. Coalville: A. o. Smoot Provo: Ben A. |
Frye. Naca; Mrs. Jacob Johnson and |
daughter. Spring City; Peter Graves. IA |
Green. EphTaim: z. NJ. Gibson. Omaha; |
]. w. Tabor and wife, Wallace. Ida
Wey HOTEL. f. COIN. Chicago: l.. |
Hansen. Logan: John Sullivan. Carlin |
New; J. +. JOSEF. William Tripeint Cas- |
per. WyU.. c. F. Waterman Chicago: A |
J. Allen. Cape Nome, Alaska: R--T Peter |
son. Richfield; j. A Balwin, Butte.
Kenyon.-Henry Gressit. manager Miss
Blair: Louis Pelton. Denver: J. H. Mease |
Fort Duchesne; F. Crowther Chicago: |
John Bunt Fremont. Neb.: c. w. Tous-
ley. Denver; c. c. Smith Chicago: John i,
Worcester, Mass: j. w. TAYLOR /
and wife Chicago; F. Prudential and |
wife, Oakland. CAL: Myron l. Meehan !
Denver; E. Everman. Chicago.
Mr.. Cannon Able to Be Up.
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