The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-04

hotel promptly asked for his time check
on the grounds that he had never trained
tor the position Of a steveGore Fielding's
trunks have not yet come up from the
depot ana IN consequence the traffic on
Main street was not seriously imDeded
yesterday. Fielding is accompanied on
his present trip by his charming young
wife, who has been reading about the
charms of Salt Lake as a summer resort,
and would give L. II. no peace until he
promised TO bring her along.
"Sanpete is deeply interested in the pro-
Ject of the erection of sugar factory in
the county said George Quinn of EDh-
RAIN at the White House last night Con-
t1nuing he said: In and around EDhrain
alone there are over los acres of beets
under cultivation. while at Gunnison and
Manu there Is considerable ground given
over 10 the culture OF the sugar beet
VI course we VIII lose dollar a ton upon
the Deets that we VIII ship TO the Lehi
factory TINS year on account of the
freight "a we win receive but S. q ton
Tor them In the place OF 81 that the Provo
and SpringVile farmers have contracted
Tor. At the same time If the beets prove
q success, the establishment of a sugar
FACTORY IN Sanpete county next year will
- assured OF course Ephraim wants TO
ger the factory and we have q good site
Tor 1t, but at the same time both Manti
ana GunnlsOn are pulling for it, too. 7
think, however, that we viii get IL. as
Ephraim IS more centrally located for an
enterprise of that nature"
In speaking in regard to the wool situa-
lion IN Sanpete he said that the wool men
were holding OF with the hODes of better
prices to come ia the near future. The
oanks at Mt Pleasant and Mand are
carrying the growers right along, and
there is 10 immediate fear of the WoOimen
parting with their clips just as long as
the financial institutions were backing
them, In the matter of crops, the Eph-
RAIN merchant stated that ne had never
seen them look better, consequently the
farmers generally were under the impress
sion that'the millennium was at hand.
Fred II. NeHcOmbe representing the
New York house of publishers, Frederick
A Stokes company. came in from the east
yesterday and registered al the KENYON
Last night he was busily engaged in I'M
packing host of new publications and
art works IN the sample room. In speak
ing in regard to the superiority Of the
American publishing houses over the Eng
iSh nrms he said that some of the lead
ing English authors were 50 smitten on
the way that New York houses got up
their works that they were sending across
the water for American copies to present
/ to their bibiOphile friends as a treat. In
standardization of his remark he cited the
case Of The Bath Comedy" the latest
successful book by Agnes and Egerton
Castle.
William P. Pierce, a wealthy owner of
large leather plant at Olrace, n. Y,
came in from California Yesterday and
registered at the Knutsford. Mr. Pierce
I
major portion of a year IN the hopes that
he will be enabled to shake Of a severe
attack Of muscular rheumatism. In speak
ing IN regard to the leather industry last
night he said:
1.-THE price Of leather still remains at a
high figure with indications, however.
that ii will not go any higher. The reason
OF this can be assigned to several causes.
The tariff, scarcity of hides and the
raise IN tan bark. Handling as we do 125,-
GOO hides year, and employing 30 men.
I o4F of HfaccarhFreo+fe nh
1 tan bark was $40 ton, to our present site
I in the state of New York, where we pay
/ but s. ton for the same article. In the
/ face OF these prices we are enabled to ex-
I port to England and underselI the Brit
/ Usher with better goods into the bargain.
/ Over in England they have to pay $50 4
ton for their tan bark, so, despite their
fcheaDer labor We can underseil them
/ Coming down to the topic of the price
/ Of hides before the tariff went into force,
/ Mr.. Pierce said that they were at thae
/ time listed at So TO cents for wet salt
/ hides while nowadays they were fetching
/ 1l& cents per pound.
The Knutsford.-Mrs. S. C. Bradley,
! Lafayette, Ind; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II.
/ Lalber, Chicago; ". A. Suits, Philadel-
i phia; L c. Hickey, New York; Miss
/ Laura Hickey, New York; Z. NJ. Ashton.
/ Tacoma; James Williamson, Captain Al
/ len, New York; Mrs. W. S. Post, l.. T.
I Bradley, KemmeTer; G.. r. Miller. Mil
waukee; Thomas Moran. New York: q.
/ b KempsteT. Denver; NJ. Davis, Cinein-
natl; P l. Flanagan and wife, Reno;
/ James Bateman, Philadelphia; J. A. Muir
ray. Butte; W. V. Rice, Park City; z A.
/ Stilfel, Denver; D. Rose and wife, city;
] b H Trumbull. Falkland, Ore; B. +.
/ Block, Ed Danziger, New York
The CuIIen-Mrs. F A Powell and
daughter, HOquim, Wash; Mrs. E. F.
/ Nichols, Centralia; James Quener. Vic
toria; II. L. Block, Butte; Z. A Munster,
To m 7 -
/ sha, Wis; r. c. Lund, st. George; a. P.
/ Ballard, Grand Junction; +. G. Pyle, Dem
/ yer; T. NJ Baird, Pocatello; J. H. Lana
! gan, wife and son, Denver; ". P. Cal
/ thoTp. Vernal Miss Bryan. Miss Chris
! Jensen, Nashville, Tenn; Luther Foun-
/ tom, aKnsas City; l. o. Street. Severt,
Kan; Gideon Snyder, Richheld; John
/ Kelley. Bingham r. W. Bradshaw, Lehi:
/ L. A Smith, Denver; Barney Riley. Park
City Paul Drouboy, Edna Charles De
! MoiseT, Provo.
The Walker Housed. J. Cook, IT,,
/ Bingham; J. P. Lewis and wife, Denver
/ Mrs J. Jenkins. Mrs. NJ. Davis. Mrs. NJ.
/ Jenkins. Miss NJ. Davis ScOheld; Charles
/ Myers, city; r. p. Hammer, Boise, Ida;
} =. P. Thompson, c. D. Osborne, Phoebe.
/ New; J, 3. Montgomery and wife. Great
Falls Mont; 5. Keeth, SpencerViile, o:
! G. o. Keeper and family. Lewiston. fda-,
/ A g. Cameron, c. ". Cummings, Bing-
/ ham: Charles Bergman, Ogden: ..
! Livingston, San Francisco; Thomas
Howard and wife, Miss Howard, Long
mont, Colo; H. p. Payne, Green River.
! The Kenyon.-L. A. Hick, Delta, Colo;
/ c.. ". SaXman, Omaha; S. BanCh, San
Francisco; ]. D. Sinms and wife. 81
Louis; A X. Christer, Milwaukee; +. II.
( Milford, Everett; Louis y. Burns, Chi
/ cago; Miss Briggs, Colorado; George Nc
/ Williams, Denver; c. II. Miller, esq, Og-
/ den; A. II. Taylor, Evanston; b. Nc
/ Nancy, Battle Creek; c. E. Dillon, NJ. j.
/ Meehan. Denver, I. HashuntO, Japan; F.
/ Emerson, Oshkosh; John Burt, Fremont
Neb: W Hcdmer Maine; Z. S. Williams.
/ Pittsburg: J. W. Welsh, San Francisco;
/ Marie c. Martin, Chicago; c. 3. Kaufman
/ and wife, J. NJ Short, San Francisco; ii.
| H. Park, S. Gard, Lincoln: S. J. Kgqua,
/ Richmond, Ind; G. V. Peters, San Fran
cisco.
] The White House,. F. Cunningham,
/ Park City; +. J. Corey. Ogden; Viii Wat
! son. Alta; r f. Gilman, Riehfield; w.
/ Snyder and wife. Idaho; G. S. Hays Sill
yer City; d. Perkins, Chicago; s Perk-
4 ms, NJ. S. Perkins. Beaverdam, Mich; G.
| Citv: A C. Oxerholt and wife. Vernal; Ed
/ Fisher and family Wyoming; B. y. Peters.
/ G.. L. Penny, Aspen, Colo; H. G. Jacobs
! Ogden: r. y. Martin. Alton. Ills; Miss n.
/ Hubbard, Mrs. ". H. Howell, Red Lodge,
Mont: James Z. Robinson. kanabi George
/ Quinn FDhraim; Al Michel, Park City;
( o. 7. Mccormick, ToOele; George Brande,
+ Alta. Charles Smitch. ". Thomas, Lehi;
/ 4. ". Mervin. Colorado; Ed Huddleston,
I Butte: a Crawford. Mercur; ". c. Price,
! Rush Valley: y. Lynch, American Fork;
/ diana: Dan Mcleod. Stateline; William
! De Krocks. San Francisco
/ Canes and Umbrellas.
We always show an extensive line,
both in mounted and unmOunted goods,
/ BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
166 Main Street.
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