The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-21
HOTEL GOSSIP.

LIZ LII OOOACl1s
There seems to be a disposition all
over the west to patronize eastern goods
IN preference to those made right al
home, said Louis Saroui, manager Of
the Pacific Coast Biscuit company, at the
/ knuiSford last night. Some time ago in
san Francisco We got up a home industry
I agitation in the form of the Manufacture
erS x Producers association. with a
membership of 80 but IL came 10 naUghI,
: and guess that things are about the
same in this city" Mr.. Saroui last night
admitted that the object of his visit 10
salt Lake was 10 look over the situation
with the object in view Of establishing
an uD-to-date candy and gum factory.
He said: While of course nothing def
mite can be said al this time in regard 10
t.Ie p10Jecl. az me same aIne am IooAt4s
over the situation ana snail report the
same 70 the directors IN San Francisco
When l return We need a circuit out
here, and if we can install plants in Butte
and Salt Lake City, just as soon as the
Z short line to Los Angeles is completed, 5
IL undoubtedly will be in the near future.
We viii have the desired circuit. There IS
no reason why the Utah people should
send thousands of dollars back east an
nua'ly for good candles when they can
be manufactured right here at home and
the money put into circulation among the
people. II we installed a plant here We
would employ local hands. As for the
biscuit business, that is already locked
after and covered right here by the Ma
I
would come of running up against that
concern"
E. L. Faison, inspector of United
States surveys, came in from Washington,
D. c, yesterday and registered at the
Manltou. In speaking upon the subject
Of the work being done in thiSf state, he
said last night: For some time past
| Utah mas had more surveying done than
any other state Of the Onion, and It takes
one man all ms time checking UP the
work This is the second year that 1
have been out here, and 1 consider my
self lucky in being appointed TO such a
state as Utah, for some Of our assign
ments are not so enjoyable as that Of
| this state. l fully expect that this work
on this trip VIII keep me here for per-
haps eight or nine months TO come, that
IS, II the contracts are like the last lot 1
Inspected" faiSon further said that sur
yeylEg operations in the Philippines would
follow the constitution, whenever that
was instituted, but taken as a whole he
had not as yet encountered any of the
government surveyors who were pining
for the job.
Don Porter. proprietor of the Kenyon,
went east last night, with Chicago as his
objective point
Among the host OF shoe men in town is
Charles A ingalls, Of Boston. ingalls, is
quartered at the Kenyon, and rumor has
IL thaL ne makes more money at the bus
mess than does his brother, the well
known senator from Kansas.
H. Hoyt Stevens, owner and proprietor
OF the Alta Vista hotel at Colorado
SPRINGS, IS regis erred al The KENYON MIR.
and ALfs. Stevens have been spending the
past Two months in California where
uney nave been co escape the rigors Of
the N1nter-Wnlch this year did not come
on as scheduled. he stated last night
that, owing 10 a four years sOiOurn in
Nv mil
lar with the winter tourist season but
never before had he seen so many visitors
cohsregated together in southern Cali
IOrnla- All the hotels were full 10 over
moving, ne said, and the way things were
Shaping there was a fair promise of some
OF the tardy ones having to take shake
uOHn on the Dllhard tables Harking back
70 COLORADO Springs, he stated thai mat
Town was contemplating building i'm
pTOFenSniS on large scale among the
latest projects being another hotel and
AllIIonalre Stratton.s palatial stock ex-
ondnse, Wnlch would eclipse every other
west. nv -
Edward Dalton Of Tooele is among the
guests recorded upon the White House
register. DaltOn'S occupation is that of
Irelghtngi heretofore between Ophir and
terminus, but at present, owing to some
ana the Smeaters on the tariff question. he
says Lndt tine ore is Diiing uD mountain
4 gh On tie Cphir Hill dump" and accord
lngly there are no freightiag contracts in
order al this Juncture.
William H Orr, the New York electrical
novelty man, IS staying at the KnutsfOrd
Last nlSht ne was exhibiting the Booze
Iler Magic Wand. or the latchkey prob
lem maze easy. The wand was in the ua-
ture OF an iEnOcent-looking cane furnished
W1th solid crystal knob. Primarily the
Walklng-stick is 10 support the erratic
n g7a
club meeting, but when he reaches his do
nestlc porch the real charm of the article
IS apparent Providing the subject is NOT
700 ineorlated TO ind the push button. a
Deautiful soft glow guides his nervous
HnSers 10 the keyhole and further lights
his footsteps to his chaste couch orr
eApectS 10 place extensive orders for the
novelty IN Salt Lake.
Charles z. Knight of San Frarc,sco i
IN town, making the Kenyon his abiding
pace. Alr. hnght IS better knC,. =
the National bank examiner who swooDs
OoTh on Otah on unexpected moments
ana causes considerable shaking I'D "a
aIohS the Inc In speaking of his work
last night, he said. OF course II xvouI,l
not do for government employees to make
comparisons or enter into figures. but I
can safely say that Utah. Nevada and
SanrOrnla are upon q splendid financial
PASS as solid as I have ever seen them.
W hen IL comes to COmpari-Ors of The -
rious states. that would be a hard Drono-
sluon. for while in every state the IA
tiCna5 banks are run upon the same lines
yeL Iney are different II one can UNDER
Sudnd the paradOEical assertion for the
securities IN different cities, not to sneak
OF states, vary considerably" Mr.. Knight
expects 20 remain in Utah for the next
thlrty days and already yesterday ey-
ahmed couple OF financial Institutions.
kenyOn.-F. 4. Ross. Rock SPRINGS. II
Il stevens and wife, Colorado Sorines-
Mrs, A W. Stanbaugh, Cleveland, o.; ]
u tIenner, Boise. Ida: Mrs c. D. Da-
Fles, Los Angeles; Charles \. Ingan. Bos-
ton; A e. Carlton, Milwaukee; L b Sol
SliIoI7; LeSlvenW0rth, Kan; W. R. Hunt,
L2S4n FRANCISCO; W l. Tucker, New York:
=. NJ. Garth and wife. Louisville XIV. A
Zucknan, san Francisco; W. P. Kellogg
Denver; }. n. EIdredge, Rochester: Mrs.
j. w; Brooks. Mrs J. H Moore. Chicago.
SharleS r Clark, Evanston, WyO: Mrs
James Z. k6et and family, SDring6eId:
MIS-: f. h Druel, Miss Lucy Smith Cen,
JerELie: j: NJ Sitten, New Jersey; Emil
j. hon, BeleVlile, Ills: COOpe- AnIer
son, Denver; a. L. Woodhouse Prove
SharieS y. Knight, San Francisco: /. F.
smith, Z. E; Mence, Denver; D. Snei-
nedft, PocaJelO, Miss K Z Wade Neuv
York; R W RUBY, san Francisco: fIarry,
Ayers. Denver.
The Knutsford.-F. NJ. Kendall Cbfoa-
60; J. u. Phelps, New York; A. c. IucIC
NeVaGa; William II. Orr New York,
LOUIS Saroui, San Francisco; r. F. Black.
VIII and wife GleasontOn; James C Gun
mngham. San Francisco: George H In
gOldsby. Chicago; c. D. Tobev D .i IN
George B. Mccoy, Pueblo. Colo SFaT
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