The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-01

had been this year. When 1t came
down to sheep. Mr.. Weber said that
while everyone was down upon them as
being destroyers of pasturage, at the
same time a large number of old-time
cattlemen were selling out their stock
and investing in sheep herds as a
means of turning over their capital
rapidly.
''AIl crockery men have been notified
by our respective houses that after to-
morrow the prices in glass and china
ware viii be advanced all along the
line, said Leo Himmelstern, who rep
resants E. F. WILDER & Co. of San
Francisco, at the Kenyon last night
The china man, upon being interro-
gated upon the reason of such start
ling announcement just upon the eve
of political times, said that he could
assign no cause beyond the fact that
the demand was greater than the sup
ply, and that times generally, espec
tally in the west, were in a splendid
financial condition, and that orders
were f1ocking in thick and fast with
the entire trade.
There is an individual who, from OBJ
viouS reasons. does not want his name
advertised throughout the length and
breadth of the Union. and who is stay
ing at one of the leading hotels of this
city, thinks that Salt Lake is one of
the most advanced places on the face
of the globe. Why" he said last night,
1T is a perfect paradise for a man who
does not want to caT~7 a lot Of baggage
around with him. All he needs is the
proverbial tooth brush and collar and
he is fixed-of. course he needs a little
of the cold cash as well in case Of
emergencies. Lots of people admire the
way l always keep the same suit neatly
creased and SDotless: well. will let
you into the secret. When l go up to
my room and take off my clothes /
ring for the bell boy and he takes my
suit off to some place and it is returned
neatly cleaned and pressed the next
morning. l am not the only man who
carries only one suit along with him.
either, for there are others, and the
only thing that troubles some of US is
the horrifying thought: What if the
presser should decamp with our ward
robes and fail to return them the next
day."
There is a quartette of ministers stay
ing at the Kenyon in the persons of z.
c. Excel, Chicago; Alex Henry and J.
Arthur Johnson of Philadelphia, and
Marion Laurence of Toledo, O.. They
came in from the east yesterday.
The Knutsford.-D. o. Clark. Omaha;
II. 2. Abend. Lewiston; E. A. Oliver.
Yonkers: F. l. circuit. San Francisco;
M. Sinclair, New York: H. Mccoy. San
Francisco; ". NJ Danville and wife,
Brown and wife, Chicago; l. A Durham.
Kansas City. 7. S. Austin, FL Paso: w
F. Hamton and wife, Congrus, Ariz-; Z.
Nosworthy, J. c. Stewart, Denver; j. E.
Smith and wife, Bushville, a. Livingstone,
Boston; L. NJ. Whildin. Philadelphia; G.
H. FlOto, New York; Prince D. Kawan-
anaka, Hawaii: w. H Cornnell, Charles
+ Wilder, Hawaii; John ]. Jessup, ir..
Mayor, Bryson, Mrs. G. L. Lamberton,
Los Angeles; J. D. Holt, ]. H Wise,
Honolulu; Iran Lloyd, Chicago; ]. G.
cisco; P. l. Kimberley, Pennsylvania;
Mrs. E: Asony, Chicago; c. A. Clinton,
H P. Mann, Mrs. II. r. Mann, Harold
r. Mann, F. B. Carpenter and wife, ]. ID.
Stockton; J: II. Henry, j. Hatch, San
Jose; w. n Estabrook, Denver; Theo-
dore Davis. St. Louis; w. F. Cooper,
Indiana; F; j. Cirkel, Minneapolis; Mr..
York; K F. Kraft, Chicago; Mrs. A B.
Boyd Miss Boyd, Philadelphia; Mrs o.
T CraIfe, Helena. Mont; Sol Kraft, Chi
cago; Mrs. Rector and children, Denver.
The Walker.-J. 0: Warm. M. D.. Cal
ifornia; M. B. Park. Eureka; w. ].
Sparks, Nephi; Frank Gross. Portland: A.
A. Mayhee San Francisco; Thomas
Kearnby. Fred c. Kaabe, Calls, Utah;
G. FergerSon, Iowa; Mrs. Bael York;
Harry Culmer, Meford. New; J. H Culon
and wife, Milford, New; R Bernhard,
klemser, Sandwich Islands; Mrs. George
Klemer. Milford ]. E. Fierbourgh. Chi
cage; w. r. Smith. wife and family.
Bealin, Neb.; Florence Smith, Goonter,
WyO. Mrs. and Mr.. Virgins, Leadville;
Charles Dorise. John Carlston, Fairview;
Frank Cook. NeAs Christensen, n. c.
Clark, Butte; Pr j. Tracy. D. Mcleod.
Lima, Mont; w F. Brough, H "
Carlson, Bingham; j. E. Diehl, Nam
moth; S. L. Schwartz, Park City; ]. H
Francis Sheffield, Robert Sheffield. Bing-
ham; c. S. Carter, Vernal. NJ. L. New
kirk and mother, Pueblo.
The Cullen.-W. NJ White and
daughter, Beaver City; w H McNett
and wife, Michigan: s. r. Thurman,
Provo; Blanche Charles, Logan; Charles
Williams, Oakland, CAL; Mrs G. w.
Carr, Ogden; A l. Tate, Bucine; Miss
Laura Christensen, Gunnison; A ].
Evans, Dallas, Tex; s. j. Norris, G. r.
Kelley, Springville
The White House-C. A. Calls, Coal
vile; Sam Gillett, ]. Mcclellan. TooeIe:
w L. CaIhoon. Boise; F. A Even, Jack
son, Wyo.; ]. II. Bellemere, Kansas
City; l.. Martin and wife, New York; Nj
P. Braffet. Helper; Charles Martin, Miss
Martin, Grand Junction; w. T. Flowers,
Mercur; J. Hebert. Silver City; Alex
Wilson. Idaho Falls; w. T. GREGORY and
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