The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-07
HOTEL GOSSIP.

HOIEL GOSSIP.
Professor w. J. Kerr. who has for the
last SIX years been president of the Brig
nam Young college at Logan is stopping
az the ManitOu. In speaking Of cOndi-
lions at the Temple City institute of
learning yesterday ne said: The term
started up yesterday with 90 students
enrolled. While the college provides a
course OF instruction along the lines of
thOse of other similar Institutions in this
state we pride ourselves in laying partic-
uLaf emphasis IN the fact that our spec
la4ty IS advanced work. with a four years
course am down to Salt Lake today
10 meet with the trustees Of the COLLEGE
20 consider the eSta biishment of q course
IN domestic science and arts. 1t is pro-
posed 10 institute a thorough course Of
business training along the lines laid down
W the pest business colleges here and
elseNn Departments in manual train
lhs generally, VIII, IN al probability, be
duueu 10 the curriculum. At the same
time our aim and object is TO concen-
tlate on few lines and enter into them
thoroughly Turning his attention to the
annette SIDE OF coleSe life, Professor
Kerr said We have the best gymna-
sIum in the intermountain region at the
college, wherein nine classes. comprising
4yU students, are taking a regular course
OF training. Our students who are drawn
from every county in the state-some
coming as far as from Mexico Canada
ARIZONA and OregOn-are quite enthusiast
nc athletes and ALREADY have begun to
practice baseball upon the fourteen-acre
campus devoted to college games"
F. n Taylor. mayor of Provo. regis
tered at the Kenyon last night. Mr. Tay-
lor came up from the Garden City yes
meeting.
Alfred Sutherland of New Mexico is
ss IIt21gs the guests chartered at the Cullen.
sutherland IS a cattleman who scorns
the metropolitan shoe and affects the
boots Of his ancestors. According to
sutherland New Mexico is the star state
IOI cdLJle- he says: L have Travelled
around a good deal, but l think New
Mexico has some of the finest cattle go
ing. The StOckmen down there 90 in for
raising Herefords with the result that
New Mexico cattle are in big demand -
Inc town Of Roswell in that territory ac-
c0rdlng TO Sutherland is one of the coming
places in that section of the footstooi
Where the desert is made to bloom like
the prOverblal garden. owing to the in
naDltdntS sinking artesian wells in all
directions.
Charles w. Sherman of the National
Blank Book company of HOlyOke, Mass,
Is registered at the KnUtsford. In speak
ing Of the prevailing rise in the price of
paper he said last night. Paper has ad-
EaneeQ IN price all along the line since
sept and when | got in here tonight l
further rise was in order The general
leVeI or wages in paper mills is higher at
TINS time than il has been for twenty
I'VE years and higher in the United
states than in any other country. At the
same time We are enabled TO ship SUD
pies TO England and the continent at a
pr0ntable margin. This rise in paper
nOidS good more with the cheaper gra0eS
than II does with the high-class goods.
which have not advanced so materially
IN England the interest in the Boer war
Tor neWsprint which the English mills
nave been quite unable to meet and since
Uhere mas been no surplus from any other
country to relieve it, it has almost
amounted TO paper famine" Sherman
says that the 100000 stone dam in the
Connecticut river above HOlyOke is near
ing completion and will be a prime factor
in the advance of paperoPolis in the near
future.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Hugh r. Tay-
Tor OF the United States army who has
been staying at the Kenyon awaiting or
ders from Washington during the past
month left for San Francisco last night
Kenyon-H. R. Penigo. Omaha; e. J.
Bassett, Idaho; II. T. Allen. Mrs. H. T.
Allen, Miss Alice jenkins. Chippewa
Fails Wis; Miss Maud Edna Hall. J.
Cohen. Sowing the Wind company;
George ). Brown. ElkO. New: i. NJ.
Cory. Pittsburg; Hugh L. Taylor. United
Charles Clayton, Denver; Mrs. NJ. Har-
ris. Mrs. II. TembeTg, Miss Lermine,
Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Marchenign, St.
Louis; Rev. GlOchner. N G. Vint. Grip
7. A. Harris, Idaho Falls; Cooper Ander-
son. Denver; l.. L. Winn. Telluride Colo;
w. NJ. Roylance. Provo: c. !. Hutchins.
city; Jonah T. Conner, Stockton: AdOlDh
Krenn, Denver; A. j. Parhein, New orN;
A. A. MuTfic Chicago; T. NJ Taylor,
Provo; W. L. Macanas and wife, Ogden.
Knutsford.-H o. Wilson. Butte. w. Z.
German, Portland; Sol Kraft Chicago:
Peter Soma Boise. John W. Cage. Boise.
Joe Gardner. Brooklyn. B. Campbell. Al
Noble Portland; X. J. Dame and wife.
Now York: G. A. Wentworth Exter n
H.: =. =. Russell and wife New Hsver
Conn; Benjamin Ide Wheeler. Berkeley;
cal Arno-O Ihayer. New noIr, -. -.
RanbOtham, Philadelphia: A J, sher-
ward. New York; E Dickinson, J. A
Munroe. Omaha; Z. L. LOmaX, j. II. Nc
Connell Mr.. Drake. Omaha: =. c. Har-
ris Cheyenne; f. w. Gentsch II. G.
Ed r. Ross. Newark. n. j.; Thomas H.
Benton, Lincoln, Neb. Emil Peck. New
York; Belle Cavanaugh. Denver.
Cunen.-John J. Rigney. Chicago: D.
Courtney Butte; George Ryan, T II.
Holtzheimer, Eureka; Walter James
Black Rock; c. NJ Booth Moscow. Ida
William A. Mauzey, Mesa, Colo; joe F.
Who company; J. R Allen. Draper: J.
". n. WhitecOtton. Provo; o. 3. Berg
luBd. GunnisOn; J. w Clyde. Heber; n.
A Page. Bingham; T. ChriStiansoR. Eu-
reka; Mrs. W. J. Allen. Hyrum Ella
Clement Logan: A. ID. ellis. Provo: Mrs
NJ Wood Miss NJ. Wood Victor Colo;
John Lesrman, Ogden; f. Z. Baxter
Springville; B. II. Roberts, CenterviIle;
D. c. Sullivan. Eureka
White House.-F. R. Smith. L. n. Car
penteT, Kamas; A. Erwing. A. r. Erwing.
Green River: NJ. Jensen. Grand Junction;
B. Cuff, jr.. Provo; ". c.. O'Brien. A. G.
Kennedy. Pennington: II. l.. Steed Cor
inne; F. r. Davis Park City. Leo John
son, Grantsville; S. Sadler, Draper; W.
Major Oxford Ida: A. L. johnson, Al
lies; n. J. Mitchell. Park City; W. 5.
Ashton. Nernal. W. Baum. W. Buys. He
Der: J. B. Miner, Provo, f. Hansen
Ephraim;J. 3. Murphy. A. ]. KilBourn
Bingham: E Lee 4 G. Call Woodruff:
H g. Hayball and wife Logan. Mrs. J
Reynolds Stockton: c. c.. Erickson,
George 3. VCllmaun. TOOele James Sui
liyan, =. I. Winegardner, Ogden; W. H.
Crawford Grand Junction; D. Z. Collins
Bronson. Kan; II. X. Trenholm. Silver
Arid and wife. Heber; Denis Sullivan,
Eureka; W. Morrow. Sandy: John G.
sharp Vernon. A Cook. Bingham
Charley Murphy, Park City; John Moore
2intc: George Barney, E o. Barney
Deer Lodge New.
Walker HOuse.-Wllliam Reynolds. Colo
RADIO: l. Anderson. J. Oliver. Park City;
Harry Ford, Stateline; c. 2. Boman. W.
T. Goatman, Denver; J. johnson, VeTnal;
A. NJ. Ingeman. South Bend Ind: James
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