The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-28

down" said W. Z. Gilbert. the repre-
sentative OF the Hull LithSgrsp nllag
company, at the Kenyon last nleh1'
! believe that. as it is. the papers are
now seriously considering raising their
price. The present high price IN tAe,
paper business is an unnatural state
Of affairs. I cant see how il can con-
Sstently be Wood pulp, which Is
manufactured right here at nome
doesn't cost any more 20 manufacture,
nevertheless it has gone up 200 10 ovV
per cent, and everything else CORE
spends. The same with wOrsteds, Wfhle
the leather We use in binding mas gone
up SO per cent more than II was Two
years ago. There is no warrant ror'
such a state of affairs; of course, II Is
easy 10 assign q reason. and the trusts
are responsible for the change, put
there will be a day of reckoning Tome
time and then things will drop with
'sickening thud' which viii shake the
country from end to end. The drummer
today has an easy time Of it, for uni
Yersally the firms are shutting down
on rush orders In my line OF business
today, Salt Lake leads the van; IL Is
even better than Denver, and l do
more business in this town than l 90
anywhere between Los Angeles ana
the Missouri river"
The hundred-trunk man arrived IN
town yesterday. with due eclat When
the porter at the Kenyon heard Of his
arrival he went for his coat and told
Clerk Woods that he wanted his time.
/. II. Fielding. the Tower Manufac-
turing company novelty man-for twas
he-calmed his feelings however, with
the glad tidings that he only had forty
seven this trip. Mr.. Fielding only
proposes to stay in town for few
days to look around and then rush on
TO the coast, to return to Salt Lake
two months later with III trunks. AS
Fielding's board bill at the Kenyon
last SUMMER footed up 20 the respecta-
bic total Ct 1915. Don Porter proposes
to hire three extra hands to handle
the assorted trunks which contain
everything IN creation, save boots and
anchor flukas. Mr.. Fielding, who bears
a striking resemblance to Senator r
]. Cannon, was at one time one OF the
most prominent business men in Kan
sas City.
L. P. Sigsbee. brother to the redoubt-
able Captain Sigabee, came into town
from the east yesterday and registered
at the Kenyon Sigsbee shines IN the
reflected light Of his brothers fame
incidentally he sells the cutest and
snuggest corsets in the market
"Omaha, from a business standpoint,
ia the deadest town in the west; in
fact. it reminds one of a New England
town. said Robert Gordon at the
Knutsford last night Mr. Gordon is
young man who intends to follow HOr-
ace Greeley's advice and come out
west. At present he is looking around
with the object in view of investing IN
some profitable business-sheep or
mining preferred He said last night:
There is no chance for a business man
in Omaha. for business seems to have
settled down into q rut and unless
man means to settle down and stay a
lifetime in that city he had better not
think of embarking in any propositions
there" He is very favorably impressed
with Utah. and says he has already
met some Of the incest people going in
Zion.
T. A. Harries of Idaho Falls was
among the arrivals yesterday at the
Kenyon. In the course of conversation
last night he said that the raih
traffic between the Falls and ST. An
thony since the line had been opened
up, a couple Of months ago, was IN
with big shipments of livestock while
building materials and merchandise
we're being sent into st. Anthony in
carload lots.
Kenyon.-Henry Z. Maxwell. Omaha;
L r. Fielding. New York; II. r. Perigo.
Omaha: Frank Day, WaisenbJ &, T..
Royal Scott. Chicago; B. 5. Ross and
wife. POcatallO: 4. II. Gibson, Idaho
Falls J. N. Regan, chicago; ". L.
Ernst. Chicago l. p. Sigsb6e. New York;
W. r. Nankevile, manager Human
Hearts company, H. II. SHUTS. Chicago;
James J. Atkins Pitrslield, Mass; y. N.
Morrison Louisville. T. y CIntsman,
indianapolis: +. c. Stettie-, Dayton, o;
r. H Hrs-es New York. J. Z. COSgTiff.
Rawlinss WyO.: Leon Friedman. s..
Louis: ". D. Albright. san Francisco; A.
r. Couzens and wife, Saratoga. WyO., G.
II. Howard. san Francisco sam Vessel
Lincoln. Ne0.; Harry s Cox. 81. Louis;
+. Leach. New York; H. J. Toler ana T.
II. Tanner. c. Z. Coulter a p Healy.
jr. ogden; G. S. Dyer, Cieve4and; J. ".
poussaint. Chicago.
White House.-A. L. johnson. Frank
Curran, Charles =. CurTan, Dixon, Ills;
w T. Patt, Richfield; George W. Peck,
Ogden; J. ". Collins. Bingham; Z. c.
Mcdonald and wife, NIercur; r. Maxfield
Spring City; Ola Nelson and wife Sandy;
John P. Tate, To0ele; X l. Steele. b F.
Province, Nevada; George Williams. Pay
son: W. G. Gallaher c. 5. Morris Te-
Hyland and wife. Mercur; J. +. Maxfield.
Bingham: J. Mcdonald and wife. 5. Poi
lock. Mercur; N. b. Murphy, Helena;
Joe Giver. A. /. johnson, Silver City; r.
r. Caiister. Centerville.
Walker House.-H E. Care. Granger.
". j. Irvine, y. y. Waters Rock Springs.
Thomas Richards, Charles King. Nam
moth; William 5. Smell and wife. Ba5
/ Lands. William Lands. John LANDS.
Philadelphia; o. F. Olesen and wife, Law
renee Ia; c. \. Mount. Denver, II. =.
Russell, ST. Louis: o. NJ. Human, Waco,
Tex; ". 3. Lewis. Durango; G. f.
Christensen. Mt. Pleasant; 0. K. Part,
Lima, Mont.
Knutsford.-H. c. Ramsay, Denver R.
G: Mccormick Seattle; ]. /. Shields,
ChicagOi J. II. Rogers ard wife. Towns
vile. Queensland ,A.G. Randalis and wife.
Topeka Mr. and Mrs. J. A. RiOTdam, St.
Louis, j. B. Carney, Minneapolis; A =.
Batsford. Duluth; Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ".
Scott London. James r. Garrison. Om2-
Ia; Carl N. Miller. Boston; r, W. FCs-
ter. New York; ". H. Turner, Chicago;
r. y. Smithen, A. L. Jacobs Denver; W
Paul. s. II. Liberman. New York; F.
Liston, Denver; Hugh D. BOwker. Chi
cago.
Gullen.-Ni lillian Mack. Denver Mrs =.
3. Mcke0n. Miss SmithSOn Milford. q.
T. Mitchell ard wife. Birth: Wan Zwaleu-
bury, Kalamazoo. George St CAR. Cphir;
J, ". y. WhiJecotton- Provo. 81 7. Jam
son. Grand Junction: i. G. Pike and wife.
Denver; D. Z. Landly and wife St Louis;
J. Watson. Provo. c. D. Moore and wife,
Cincinnai; G. Cumberly, PocaueIo; f.
D. Johnson, Butte. 3. 4. Shepherd Og-
den.
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Real Estate Transfers.
Evan Stephens to Willard Christoph-
ersOn, 10x20 rods south and west
from northeast corner of lot p,
block 8, fve-acre pia- A...----.----..Sl,Jl go
Evan Stephens 10 Martha T. Arthur.
z1sXS rods nOrrh and west from
southeast corner Of lot % block 8.
fve-acre plat A-.---...-.---....-..... !
Henry POLAND 10 Henry POLAND. jr.-