The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-03
HOTEL GOSSIP.

HUI Ill JUSSIP.
W P. Woodruff. we'll known in Salt
Lake during the boom days of ten years
ago and now a prosperous business man
OF Blackfoct, Ida, is guest - the
Walker, his business in the city being to
dispose of some of his realty.
Times are lively IN Blackfoot and at
Pocatello, also" said he and being met
on the street today by c. Z. Thumb
government post trader at the Fort hall
Indian reservation, called to mini the
lively scenes witnessed every Saturday at
Ross Fork, agony headquarters, twelve
miles north of Pocatello and half way
between that town and Blackfoot- There
are some LOO Indians on the Fort hall
reserve and Saturday Is ration day. 1t
IS then that Mr.. Thumb has his hands
/ full
Flour, coffee, sugar, bacon, fresh
meats, clothing, blankets and all sorts Of
necessaries are then regularly issued 10
the hOrdeS of bucks, squaws and pap
pooses composing Uncle Sans big family.
They are a fat, lazy well-fed cOntenLed-
down the several thousands of dollars
worth of plumber which is dealt out to
them, has tendency to put one to
figuring as to whether they are not bet
ter OF than the civilized mortal who
grows prematurely gray in tusseling with
the world 10 accumulate wealth.
Great hopes are entertained by the
people in our section that the bill author
izing the opening of a portion of the
reservation, and which has recently
passed both houses of congress and gone
to the conference committee. will become
a law, as it will not only throw lots of
fine land open. but will put into circula-
tioE an immense sum of money. Fine
mineral lands are also embraced in the
lands TO be thrown open and big copper
and gold properties are sure to be opened
Our portion of the great Snake river val
ley is destined to be one of the finest
ranching and mining sections of the en-
ST a "a
County Treasurer F. j. Mclaughlin of
Summit county, came down from Park
City and, with his family, registered at
the Cullen last evening.
Thomss Marionneaux, district attorney
for the Fifth district, was in town yester-
day on legal business. He reports great
activity in Iron county with the syndicate
that recently took the option on the iron
lands there. The representatives of the
syndicate have been having the necessary
work done or the unDatented claims in
order to get clear title to the lands
under their options. People are expect
ing great developments in the near fu-
ture. Crops are looking unusually well all
through the southern counties.
The Kenyon.-Martir- Buckley, Butte;
z. II. Bryant, Kansas City; ID. W. Smed-
ley, 0gdeni A. Magnon, Denver; II. Gott-
schalk, Chicago: F. Thum, Blackfoot;
Thomas Edwards +. r. Harry. New
York; Louis Magenheimer, Brooklyn. n.
y; NJ. Gunckel, Chicago: c. h. Laugham,
New York; R. +. Bradley, New York;
Thomas =. Fleming, indianapolis; w. L.
Clark, G. /. Hutchins, New York; II. @.
Bemie, Mercur; II. L. Morrison, New
York; Charles. R.. Thompson, Boreland;
David d. Erwin, Michigan G. B. Miller,
Chicago; Mrs L. H. Southworth, II. G.
SOuthwOTth, Boston; T. F. Troxell. Chi
cagO; l.. o. Leonard, J. o. Reber, Nilsson
ri Pacific; l. Mally, Pocatello; Louis Sar-
20 ism a To-
attic; K. c. Klaubler Chicago; George c.
May, G. b. Rockwell, New York; Ben APP
pei, Harry NJ. Hirsch, Des Moines; J. W.
McGurly, New York; John De Lund, st.
Louis, Mo.
Knutsford-T P. Singrix Idaho; L. L.
MckeeOrd and wife. Pittsburg; +. w.
Mccormack, San Francisco; w; T; Erlls,
Philadelphia; d. B. Huntley De Lamar,
Ida; J. H. Miller, San Francisco; w. B.
COrinth, Philadelphia; Mrs. and Mr.. d. r.
Murphy, Milwaukee; M Howell, Jr., San
Francisco: Calvin Durand and wife Miss
Chicago F. F. Miles and wife, Omaha;
Misses Council. Lowell, Mass; Max Loeb,
Portland; NJ. H. Livermore, Providence;
Miss Anna Hoffman, Springfield; Fred J.
Seifert, Bingham; Miss Barker, Miss
DOueghy, st. Louis; r. r. Rand, Mrs. R.
r. Rand and maid. Mary c. Rand. Rufus
wife, Detroit L. NJ. Whilldin, Philadel-
phia; A. 6. Dorey, Cresco, Ia.
Cullen. Bunsen and wife, Hamilton;
Mrs. Earle Preston Nutter, Tucker; T.
II. Tracey, De Lamar, New; Mrs. c. T.
RAIDER and daughter, White Sulphur
Springs; Jenny Cronin, Fresno, Cal; T.
Z. Nichols, Bewawe; E. Steadman and
family, Biggs, Cal; r. NJ. Alfred, Gamer,
Ia; s. NJ. GOrtton and wife, Mrs NJ Wei
gle, j. A. Buxtiti York, Pa; II. T. Dun
ham, Evanston, Wyo.; J. d. Wood and
wife. st. Louis; Or. G. E. Wstkins. Mrs.
Dave w Day, Richfield; F. J. Laughlin
and family, Park City; e. J. Wanon, Mer-
curl Jenny Murphy, Hillard, WyO.; 6.
Woodhing' Cripple Creek; NJ. T. Webb,
Snowden, Price; OHM r. Arnold Evan
ston, Wyo.
The Walker.-H. B. Black, Butte, Mont;
Kaufman, Park City; p. l. haywood
Leadville: Miss Bertha Tucknor, Colo
RADIO Springs; S. E. Hurd and wife
WATERFOWL HA55Tt m, Conn Thor Thomas Wise
Mammoth; E. Dashecker, Chicago: Miss
Loving. Chicago; Charles Wilson, Nephi,
Bert lnman, Denver; Charles Berryman,
Ogden: w. p David SayrOn: A G. Muir
ray. Mammoth: Mrs. James Craybon.
Silver City; Miss M. F. Hewitt, Chicago;
F. Duimitt, San Francisco; Mrs. G. =.
Derby, Mountain Home; z. H. Schmidt,
Eureka: ii. Y. Kemp, Denver: J. j.
Smith, Ogden; J. b. Young, Denver. Pete
Cullen, Harry Jones. Park City; William
Irving, Chicago; d. Valley, Socarelh;
Ellit Knapp, Mercur; William Haines
Salt Lake: Charles Kinney. Cripple Creek.
Colo: J. II. Kaufman, Archie Peters,
Bingham; Emil Ring. city. ID. A. Reeves
Provo: Hugh Cameroy. Fremont, Neb:
J. L. Green and wife. Richmond, Utah.
The White House-Thomas F Dean.
PocsteilO. Ida. NJ. Gibbs, Rock Springs
Wyo.; j. L. Smithson, Miss Ida Smithson
Baker, New; G. ". Giugon, MONTPELIER.
Ida. Mrs. M. L. Abny. Mammoth; ! T.
Churchill and wife, Chicago: H w Muir