The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-17
HOTEL GOSSIP.

Lake. Il have been engaged in church
work in Australia about twenty years"
SAID me- we have one diocese over there
that has an area equal in extent to the
countries of Great Britain. Norway Swe-
den. Spain and France. Australia is
big country, and while times may be very
dull in one section. business will be very
lively in another. At present, however,
business is good throughout ali the prov
inceS In the section where I reside, gold
mining is in a very prosperous condition.
There is also considerable silver and tin
mining in New South Wales"
II am en- route home after a vacation
or nearly year. said Rev. DR.. p.
O,Leary at the White house yesterday.
lege, about fifteen miles from Dublin We
have over 100 students, and 1t is one of
the most noted theological schools in the
world
There was a big bunch of drummers at
the Kenyon yesterday, and most of them
were j. L. Cate. representing c. N. Hen
derson x Co., Chicago. boots and shoes:
]. II. Turner of Portland. Ore. Lion
coffee; Ben J. Schmidt. San Francisco of
Schmidt & Co., importers; c. o. Virgins
OF Fort Wayne, Ind, an oil tank man:
Leo Hamburger, selling trunks and valises,
from Louisville. Ky; H. Eichwald of FL
| Paso, Tex, representing Kohlberg Bros
cigars. and ]. NJ. Pierce of Kalamazoo
Mich, pushing the output of the Kala-
Frank l. Smith. son of Eben Smith,
the wealthy Colorado mining operator,
| tered at the Knutsford. Mr. Smith has
| business with the Salt Lake branch of
the Mine & Smelter Supply company.
Professor A. c. True of the department
of agriculture registered at the Knutsford
yesterday, on his return to Washington
from San Francisco. where he has bee=
| attending the convention of the American
| Association of Agricultural Colleges and
! Government Experiment Stations. The
PRO- professor reports a pleasant and profit
his return trip was for recreation.
Two young Englishmen. Clement Miner
and Arthur Vernon, took in the sights of
the city and a dip at the beach yesterday,
on their return TO London from the west.
Thomas b. Shannon manager of the
Idaho Falls branch of the Consolidated
Implement company, is at the Kenyon.
He reports brisk in that section. The
farmers will have a bountiful harvest
and the season will be marked as one OF
unusual prosperity.
R. Macmillan. a prominent business
man of Kansas City, is at the Kenyon |
with his wife, en- route to the Yellowstone |
park.
C. R. Mcbride, one of Tooele's leading |
citizens. is at the White house.
DR.. j. NJ. Bailey, one of the pioneer |
mining operators of Deep Creek. returned |
TO the Walker house yesterday from a |
trip out west.
G; NJ; Hampson, general agent of the
Wabash railroad. with headquarters at |
Denver, is at the Cullen.
Bud Reno the promoter of the Sullivan
kilrain fight, is at the Knutsford.
Knutsford.-Frank L. Smith, d. P Rat
tray. w. ]. Cartan. John r. Smith. John
W. Powell and sister. Denver; Theodore
Louis; A. p. Hemingway and wife Butte;
+. Il. Wallin and wife. .. 4. McCutcheon
Grand Rapids. Mich; ]. B. Norwood. ].
Dr. A Springer and family, Cincinnati:
9. W. Fayer, Sacramento; w. NJ. Mckay, |
Ottawa. Ont; Milton R. Swank. Miss Ida
Pa; Jennie NJ. Chance, New York: ].
Wellman. Leadville: w. H. Taylor and
wife, Kansas City; Warren E. Hall, VIII
Boston; Mrs. r. Gundred. Misses Flora
Daisy and Alice Gundred, New Orleans:
Clement S9, Miner. London; Arthur Vernon.
Washington, D. c.; John ]. Harper. Eu-
reka; II. b. Carey. Provo; II. a; ingalls,.
Lincoln, Neb.; II. 5. Abbott. Minneapolis:
". r. Kelly, L. o. Shrader, F. Needing,
Omaha
Kenyon.-Ada p Warner. Columbia.
Mo; Thomas B. Shannon, Idaho Falls:
John Thomson. Fremont. Neb.; J. F.
]. H. MacLafferty, Chicago: H. s. Miles,
Dawson City: George w. Trigg and wife,
Richmond, Mo; W. l. Robertson and
wife. Oklahoma. o. r: W. A. Woodwork,
L. A Newton. Denver; J. L. Ray. Cham
paign. ILL.,; E. R. Barnes. ]. c. Mohler. H.
|; Barnes. Topeka, Kan; F. L. Douglass.
Des Moines, Ia; DR.. C. Turnbull. Chicago;
J: b. Carpenter st. Louis; J. H. Dickey.
kansas Ia,, City; q. Fl. A ,-i Park; Almo. Ida; F.
try show; Katie Caffey Castle Gate; W.
c. Carpenter and wife. Marion Gap, S. D.:
Butte; R. Macmillan and wife. Kansas
City.
Cullen.--w. c. Crum. Helena; W. E.
and daughter. Chicago: DR.. \. W. Ramey
and wife Mrs. John ]. Messick, St. Louis:
Miss r; Regain, Mr.. and Mrs. Fogelstrand,
New Bedford, Mass; W. S. Johnson Chi.
cego: J. w. Cook. ]. L. Battle. A S
Koshlqnd. G. NJ. Hampson. Denver; E. NJ.
Westsn and wife, London, o.
White House,. W. Phillips, Kansas
City; H; A. Anterior and wife. Nebraska: I
messy. E; NJ; Johnson. Bingham; j. c.
Young. Ed Ball. Frisco: C. r. Mcbride
Tooele; John Taylor, Arizona; ]. F. Rig
ASS, y. Ems. view n. Larson. talr- |
view; ]. S. Cheney. P. P. Evans Center
Vile; George Edgington; Park City; ].
n Sellers, g. L. Boulton, E. J. Ennis, | ;
Francilda Newbold, Draper
Walker House.-C. A. Charles. Cincin-
natl; c. ]. Elliott A. Molyneaux, Moab; !
F. C. Steunenberg and family Caldwell. |
Ida; Miss Houle, Evanston; B. F. Ing |
ham. Florence; b. NJ. Ausherman. E. H |
Jones' Eureka; DIR. Carpenter Mrs NJ |
Pape and son, San Francisco: A Schilling |
Denver; W. Perkins, Chicago; Mrs Bette
Moore and son, Birmingham. Ala: s. |
Aspen, Colo: /. II. Ball. Chero |
kee, Ia; Willem Gale Arizona; Dr. ]. !
M Bailey, Deep Creek; E. ]. West.
Springs ,
HOBOES ROUNDED UP.