The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-23
HOTEL GOSSIP.

The fact that / have had the Salt
Lake Herald sent to my home at FIRE.
mont, Neb., for the past five or six years
is sufficient evidence that 1 think it is a
good paper, said CharIes. H. Drummer at
the ManiJOu last night. The Nebraskan
is at present staying in Salt Lake. where
he Will remain until after the 3lSt inst,
when the annual meeting of the MereUr
stockholders takes place. Mr.. Drummer
reports that Nebraska is at present en-
joying one of the miiuest winters known
Tor over twenty years. there having peeh
barely an inca of snowfall in tue state
this season
When taken in comparison with other
mining camps in the United States, ! con-
slider our accident rate at Mercur TO be
very low OF course we have death
once in awhile among the 100 odd men
employed in the mines in the district, but
when YOU figure them up / honestly
don't believe that accidents are so nu-
merous as they would be among ike
I number OF farm hands who work around
/ horses and machinery. Such is the
opinion of DR.. A. G. CdStleman OF Mer-
cur, VINO al present is staying al the Cul-
len Continuing, he said; Every BODY
Keeps pretty healthy down home and save
for an average of seventy vaccinations
day there is not much doing; Vaccina-
tons are slowing down. too, from the
fact that nearly everyone in the camp
has been inOculated. DIT. CastieTn9n is
one Of the quartette of medical men To-
Gated AT the johannesburg Of Utah.
Lewis Anderson. a Cooks tourist from
Costa Rica, paid a fleeting visit to Zion
yesterday ere continuing on his journey
TO the Pacific coast. Mr.. Anderson was
quarJered at the lknutsford while not en-
sased in taking in the sights Of salt
Lake.
William Ellingford of Manti was reg
istered at the cullen yesterday. He re-
ports dust to be blowing in the temple
city of Sanpete county and the farmers
In that vicinity to be anXiOusly awaiting
/ the advent of snOwstOrms IN the noun
tains, so that she problem of the source
or next summer irrigation water may
I be solved. Mr.. Eilingford has expert
enced a varied career since he LETT the
tight little isle across the herring
pond years ago. He first APPEARED in
Utah as a prominent member Of John
Lindsays theatrical company to ulti-
maJely settle down as a staid married
man and an owner of band Of sheep.
Once in awhile the peaceful pastoral life
of shepherd grows irksOme. and then
Ellingford makes for a metropolitan the
atre and lays in a stock of the drama
as upon his present visit 10 town.
"There is nothing new at AIercur-even
the plumbers are kicking because the
pipes won freeze said Judge Fred
kesier at the White House last night
[
Liberal party, dOled out SO or three
days 10 regular attendants of the police
court. the title Of Judge has been as
scciated with the name of the MeTCur
resident The judge says that i'm his day
there were no Kesler maunees and the
dignity of the court was upheld at all
hazards To Judge kesler is ascribed the
honor of sending 10 limbo Colonel Epn
Kelly, Chaplain Mike Boyle and other
wei known chronic shatterers of the stat
utes regarding the transportation of
whisky upon the tnoroughtares of Zion.
Ralph w. r. Leach. civil engineer Of
New York. who is staying at the Kenyon,
IS Just from Pueblo. I'm summing up the
business and financial outlook in that
Colorado city last night, he said: well.
now ] come 20 think Of it. the only new
{ thing I observed in Pueblo was a brand
new line Of bottle goods.
John Heinrich, vice president OF the
I Mercur mine came in from Ere mont.
/ Neb.. yesterday and registered az the
Manit0u.
Kuutsford-Mrs. {. 81. KimbaH. Boston:
j. X. Ch0ate, Denver; G.. r. Kretchmer.
New York; r. Wheeler and wife Aianis-
tee. Mich; Mrs. =. Asay. Chicago; Z. l..
Kimberly. Sharon, Walker q. Filler.
/ sharon; Luis Anderson. Costa Rica: b. =.
I Shiar. Denver; Edward l. Ross. Indian
Orchard Mass. Mrs NJ II. Armshiny,
/ san Francisco; II. 3. Fishee New York,
T.. H. BiS5eli. Minneapolis. o. Francis.
san Francisco; E c. Mix and wife. New
York. @. d. Randolph. S.. Louis: Willis
/ II. Simpson. New York; L. Y. Shearer,
Soldier summit.
Cullen.-SteIlah Walker Micon. Mo: 7.
A Holzheimer. Eureka: NJ. G. Cummings
and wife. St Louis; T. r. Dalton. Den
yer. Thomas Riley. Omaha. A L. John
son, Red Bluff Cal; Miss 3. j. Mayne,
Ho5okeu y. J.: e. b. White. Sanpete: +.
J. Yuia Springyille. +. G. Wedgwood,
/ provo. ID. II. Larson. Pueblo. A. Armund-
sen, Grand Junction; r. Sommerfiei5, St.
Louis. j.. p. Mcdowell, Payson.
Yvalker-W. f. Hunter. O. A. Brown.
! Provo. J. W Cah0OD. Murray; Joe By
water. Bingham; r. Brown. H. W vii
liams. a. W.. McAlster Murray; n. i.
/ McAIeans al wife Grand island. No
Bert Iuman. Denver. J. Mcdonald and
wife. 5 F. Cushing Ogden
White House-E. =. Christensen. Frank
johnson. Elsinore. Utah; A. Snow. j.
Bettiss Alta. T. D. Haskius. L. Bach
man. ogden. w Il. Slack Provo. A. +.
Johnson. r. q. Watts Ogden. a ".
WashWorth. Canyen city, Cole; George
N. Sm00t. Provo: Hugo Calbon. Bingham;