The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-16
HOTEL GOSSIP.

IIVl LII UOCiOII'
"I never saw such big stride in things
educational in any city as there mas been
in Salt Lake during the last half a dozen
years, said r. Mccormick, who repre-
sents the Central School supply House,
Chicago last night al the Kenyon. Il
see you have a good man here who comes
from my town. i'm the person of Profes-
sUr Frank b. Cooper, and ] think the
general sentiment when ne LETT DeS-
MOineS was one of universal regret
Continuing the school topic. he said: Il
think a the present day Salt Lake holds
its own with other western cities, and
when il comes to comparisons between
Denver and Salt Lake, there Is very ilttIe
TO choose between the two cities Taken
generally throughout the state Of Utah.
there Is manifest big stirring up in the
matter of erecting central school houses
and keeping abreast of the times gener-
ally
Mccormick makes a specially of relief
maps. laboratory fittings and incidentals
connected with the furnishing of q we'll
regulated educational building. He leaves
today for Portland, Ore
Jerry Ryan. a Cripple Creek miner at
present QuarteT5d al the White House. is,
TO put ii iu his terse way. playing to
hard luck About three weeks ago he
came TO Salt Lake from GOlddeld. Colo.
IN response TO "a letter from ST. Marys
academy to the effect thar his 15-yedr-
old daughter was dying Of tuberculosis
On arriving in this city he was informed
by the medical man who was attending
his child. that she would probably live for
another month; accordingly Ryan went
down to Mammoth yesterday he re-
CeiNal wire to the effect that his daugh-
ter had passed away Upon arriving at
the White House yesterday he was hand
ed telegram dated from Le8dville.
which had been lying there for several
DAYS which ram James WheItIE shot
[ and killed Sunday. Answer quick As
/ James WheatIy is Ryan'S step-sOn. he is
nearly prostrated by the double loss.
J. L. Boyden. the Coalvtle druggist. is
among the names encountered on the
w hlte House register. In speaking Of
conditions at the camp last night. lie
said: There are about 400 miners en-
plGyed in getting out coal in CoalvfIIa
but the railroad companies DO not give
US chance TO compete in the Salt Lake
markets on account of their high freight
JariH. We pay from s. to $3.50 a ton for
coal IN the town and undoubtedly the
dealers can get a much better rate on
carload lots. but they don't seem eager
TO touch ii in the face OF the rates for
saipplnS. Coming down To things pO-
htic3L the druggist from the northeast
said that Alma EldTedEe has been heard
To express himself To the effect that if
his party thought he could save them
the sacrifcial lamb.
zone of the things which bore weight
In my selecting Salt Lake as "a place TO
seq UP In business was the fact that one
could not apparently rent a dwelling
house for love or money said r NJ
Gray AT the ManitOu last night. when
one sees such state of affairs in evil
ueHce Ii j. reason3b.e 90 conclude that
ttV tCNu - pIoSptIlhE- cray nails from
AtchISou- kan, and his two brothers
VINO accompany nlm- nave left ST Joe 20
90 mo partnership in clothing aud
NJ her Ia Hrsn~ rssFHr
MdIch L. lie pays a hattering compli-
meat 10 SAT- Lake, to the effect that he
hd0 lo9htu over the entire western cuun-
lIN with the object in view of Cstab-
llNalnS a retail house. Finally the choice
lay between Denver and Salt Lake with
the result that the capital of the Cen
tellnldl stale panued out in his CstisAa-
non as being dull and comparatively life
less
THE climate of southern California 20
minds me very f0rciblv of that az NJ
deira' says G. O. Whitfield 0f Higbb1Tv
English tourist who left the knutsford
yesterday en- route to the little island
and I'm the Canary group he said To
my HvloH Madeira Is one of tho most
unique PAGES on the face OF the earth.
III lht ifSL place II Is owned by the
foItusutst- ana Wnen one makes that
sidItIneht i means considerable. As 0Ue
HeaIS tne island rising out of the blue
WaleI lHe steamer Is met by hotilla Of
70" htdts carrying young Portuguese
BOYS. VINO, not excepting he famous div
ms BOYS OF Adrn- are the best swimmers
IN existence As soon as they come along
SIDE Ihe passengers throw silve- coins
oNerooafd. ana Non can see those 1.-the
oocleS going down DO that clear water
after the money. they 80 under the coin
-" % F'I ShllilHH thtcu hlut IcIoWS
w! go ciedh under lae keel OF the snip.
"lllch Is no mean performance When II Is
laheH li5lo cuHSldetdiloh thdJ JhoSe castle
dLtu mon l-ii~is u1dW some twenty feet
ot wafer ana aver mas 70 clear the YES
~ dAa come up some SeVthJy-hNe ieet
SlSldIll lIvHl lile puiliL ne SlaI.ei from:
C-' uHiH-e tHi41 aDoIt lug iSldhd ana
tilt tAigL toMH. ul-CIdl' y JldI lhtIt are
no LeHlcie7 aipu.u US piacr- OWING 10
the TACT tnat the ls-aho Is simply a noun
I'm I-silis GUY ~ ~ -, me means on
$3.50 III '.fSs r ~, SlL I5.1, lllc
..C l-'g C .l 'i q 49,. " iis t d
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oFHhvS stevens lue t,Edtn implement
man came ooWh I!"lh me Junction titE
last evening accompanied ny MS dauSht-
az tii TOOK IN fhe oo-oP- IHpieiil5ilt
company rtl- IN cqurs- OF CONVERSE
tllon az the Manll29 last night ne aala