The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-23
HOTEL GOSSIP.

Among the guests that registered yes
terday at the Walker house vas Jacob
West OF Bancroft. Ida When seen last
night he said: Business in our part of
the country Is steady and II any
man has any cattle TO sell he can
do so without any difficulty what
ever The farmers are busy now get
ting ready for haying and expect to put
up j, 200 tons of hay, but in the face of the
good crop I shah have to buy almost as
much Tor feed next winter ThlngS gener-
ally are looking well and 'the settlers up
IN the valley adjacent to Bancroft are en-
deavoring TO turn the place into an ag
ne was meeting with natterlng success.
but the valley lies 100 high Tor crops on
any extended amount. The country is eS-
sentially adapted for castie raising, but
II is the same there as elsewhere, for
wherever there is water there will be
lew families cOngregate so that the days
OF the big cattle ranges are passing away
never TO return.
In speaking in regard 20 the prevailing
prices OF cattle, he said that they were
a shade lower than they were at this time
last year. This state of affairs he did not
attribute to the fact that it was presi-
Dental year, but to the fact that the
market was finding rs level again. The
same condition held good in regard to
wool, he said, the growers generally were
beginning to realize that they were not
gong TO command the prices that they did
last year and We're beginning to contem-
plate selling at the figures quoted.
Dr. Horace Merkel of Seattle. who has
been staying at the Kenyon for the past
week while he has been working up a To-
cal .'Eerie' of the Fraternal Order of the
Eagles, when seen last night stated that
ne was meeting with altering success
Several lists were out and quite a num-
Der OF prominent business men of Salt
Lake had Signifed their intention of align
ing themselves with the order Provided
a m 81 in nGf
the local eeTie viii be established here
with the accompanying initiation and in
StallaUlOn OF members tomorrow. The in
stallation will take place in the Odd Eel
lows hall on Market street.
Charles Rothborpe, the well known
sheepman of opal, yesterday stated that
he had as yet not sold his clip of 10000
pounds OF wool which was stored at Opal
awaiting the advent of a purchaser in
cldentally Rathbourne stated that he had
Just returned from Granger where he saw
an incident that reminded him of the days
gone by 1t appears that he was walking
the streets OF the Wyoming town last
week on summers eve when five rem
nantS of the almost extinct race of cow
boys came caVOrting down the road on
/ thelr cayuses, whOOping in the approved
style, swinging their Opes and driving Sc
date citizens to cover. When the lads had
| effectually cleared the streets the entire
style, swinging their ropes and driving Sc
/ -
exhibition. After TOping the 'barkeep''
! they with abandon proceeded to lassO ev-
erything in sight, including the lamps and
the glassware whereupon the meeting
! broke up abruptly.
The Knutsford-A. H. Bell, Melbourne;
II. +. Harrison, California; H. S. Rowan.
Chicago; J. A INLAND, Chicago; Henry
Shaw, New York; Abe Newberger, New
! York; John T.. Pearson, Denver; A Beck
er, Denver; l. f. DOWner Denver; A z.
/ de RlcQleS. Denver; G. r. Hurd, Denver;
T. l.. Bostwick and wife, Denver: LIE
Mont; A; W Lobb, Manchester, England;
James Fairclough, Manchester, England
" X Donaldson, jr-, ST Louis; Miss
I Donaldson, st. Louis; Miss Rathburn St
/ Louis; Mrs. M. Shaughnessy, Salt Lake;
/ Misses Shaughnessy, Salt Lake; S. II.
! Bissells Minneapolis; w. c. Read, San
Francisco; Mrs. ". B. Wightman San
| Francisco; J. Durkee and wifeh Reno,
New; Miss II, Quarles, Paducah, KY:
/ Mrs. M. Eeamer, Evanston, Ill. Mrs. J.
! F. Pfeitfer, Grand Junction; Jacob Null
/ Ter Newark, n. J.; S J. Bailey, Singa-
pore India; A. J. Underwood, Robinson
/ Utah.
The Cullen-AIma Nelson, st. George;
| K. Hendricks0n. Nephi; Il T. Watts, Ka-
nosh; J. II. Burns, KanOsh; S. B. Thornp-
/ son, Butte ". 2. Burke, Cripple Creek;
/ p 5. MeKeOn, Milford. Jenny Cooney
/ Deea Lodge; w. c. Snow, Manti: Miss r.
l. SwartfogeI. Anoca; F. A. White, Grand
J Junction, Colo; Miss A NJ Swartfoger
4 Evanston; c. 2. U. Sen, Huntington, Ore.
/ ID. H. Roberts and wife Provo; John
/ Dyer, Springville; II. 8. Martin, Boulder;
| Henry Shields, Park City; F. r. Sawyer
John Marsden, Stockton; Dan E. Mey-
| ers, Denver; H. Q. Adams, Helena, Mont
/ j. P. Walker, Ottumwa.
The WaIker.-J. w. Robinson. Mercur
/ Robert Wallace R41tfp Mont Fro
! S. Walton, Portland, ore; A NJ Mark
! ley, Alta, Canada; Jacob West, Bancroft
/ Ida; Alex Barton, Mantis p. Williams
! and wife, Seattle. Wash; Thomas But
1 Ter and daughter. San Diego, Cal; Mrs. ]
/ G. Moore, Spokane. Wash; Miss Z. c
! Moore, Spokane, Wash; Mike Klopen-
1 sher Bingham; John Leamaster, Castle
pale; j; II; Kipruck, huntington; J. a
/ Kirby, Park City; S. L. Schwartz Park
/ City; J. H. Carter, Provo; F. E. Lewis
Bingham; A T. Hendrickson, Mercur
! o. NJ Nevers, Slater; Carl Fattand, Sla
ter.
White House-E. b. Arthur, St. Johns
John Butler, Bingham; w J. Roberts
Mercur NJ K. Freeman and wife, Mis-
souri,; Master Freeman, Missouri. Ber
I Parsons, Paris, Tex; John Larsen, Yves
/ Jordan; NJ. CART, Draper; o. +. McCOr
/ nick, Bingham; Mrs. Breening and fam
( lily, Riverton; H. Wade. Castle Gate; T
] G. Brown, Provo; Mrs. 0. s. Caldwell
ToOele; A. Christian, Tooele; Mrs. NJ
Duggan, Eureka: Miss n Duggan. Eu
reka; Allen Osment, Tintic; John Tonkin
De Lamar, New; E. H. Lickq, Cestin, la.
d. X. Thomas, Cestin, Ia; M. Hughel
and wife, Carlson; T. Jenkins, Robinson
Utah; 3. @. Noel and wife, Arkansas
John Donovan, Arkansas; w. Aylett ant
wife, Draper J: L. Peterson, New York
; Mrs NJ Mcneil, Park City; John II
TOwles, Park City; D. 3. McLennan, Parl
City; S. j. Nicholson. Draper; A Warren
Ophir; Fred Hitesman, Lehi; j.. e
j. o. Brien, Bingham; p. % Brien, Ring
ham; J. J. Thomas, Lehi; S. Sadler, Ora
per.
The Kenyon-H- r. Perigo, Chicago; P
Lewis, San Francisco; Robert Jones an,
wife, Minneapolis; B. C. Kraus, New
York; P. B. Roberts, J. A. Joseph, Dane
vile, Ind; ". II. Gill and wife, ELK Point
S. D.; A. F. Schwartz, Chicago; A. L
Laramie, Wyo.; A. NJ Herman, Sa,
Francisco, w. F. Campbell, Kansas City
]. e. Chapman, Evanston, Wyo.; L. Live
", Morrison, Illinois; r. L. Monroe, Hal
ley, Idaho; +. MOSely, Kansas City;
H. Jones, Milwaukee; F. Norman, Chica
go: =. J. Lindsay, Chicago; J. II. Turner
Toledo. Ohio; Geo. d. Blood, Pork City
]. MCKEE, Cheyenne, Wyo-; d. r. Gray
L, II. Witham San Francisco; i. Hart
man, Washington, d. c: A. ]. Rand, 81
Louis, Mo; L. d. TimmOns, St. Louis; T
?. Gibson, New York; NJ. q. Eckhardt an
wife, Texas; Z. II. Belcher, Boston, G
LungbiI, New York; e. Erwin. Kansa
City; A w. Dowd. Sunnyside; r. Z
Dowd, Hastings Neb.; e. p. Schwartz
: New York; Leo Degen, Chicago; NJ +
Campbell, Kansas City; c. p. Winchester
ShOshOne, Idaho.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
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