The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-29
HOTEL GOSSIP.


town are thinking Of in hg-hting vacei-
nation said I. Harley Of Butte. Mont
, AZ the Kenyon last night. Every one to
~ uhlng though. but when I saw Dr.
AluiI ay-cne OF the prominent doctors in
euI Sity-Vaccinate his 6-m0nths-Oid in
L5Ht concluded Il was time for the rest
OF Us TO fail IN line. We have had small
poX IN Butte for some time. and the way
Il started IS instructive TO all municipal
lleS VINO W2nJ 10 take a word IN season
some i've years ago We had a small ont
oIeak IN Butte and accordingly those af-
Ilcted were moved out 70 the pest house
sr5 4 t.l1siis lhe disease was checked
ana stamped out Now. instead of burn
l4s qOHn the pest house. bedding and
coming II contained, they locked tho
place up. Naturally the house was shlTn-
uS0 py everybody In the vicinity Some
months ago. however some tramps broke
INTO the pace and cleaned it out COM
2ietely In due course the blankets got
isl!lbuIed around and In a mysterious
fashion the disease began to break ont
j IighI ana LEFT. That is the history Of the
Montana outbreak"
! A. c. Nelson. superintendent of san
pete county schools. came up from Manti
- !erudy evening ard registered at the
" mite mouse Mr. Nelson. who is a mem
per OF the state board Of education. is in
I town with the intention Of drawing up q
4 pamphlet for the guidance Of teachers
! VINO propose TO enter for state examirs-
Tons he viii meet with the board for
/ that purpose Tomorrow The superinten-
/ cent Ifom SaEpete said yesterday: "Fdu
1 cational matters in our country have
hldde great strides during the past three
Years ana are still growing At present
We nave eighteen school districts with
/ seEenty-lNe teachers who are educating
9,ZH children All the sra1oole arr novT
open Sterling being the last Mace "a y1sxe
ne quarantine raised During the past
three wears new school houses have been
eIecsed ana thrown open TO the children
II Nj. Peasant. S2L0G0: Gunuison s. 600:
Mayheid $3.50; Sterling, s.. 900: Pleasant
view, N,1yi and Wales. 1920. TOmOr-
row Week the fine new S10.150 school house
~ spring city viii be dedicated and
thrown open to the students" SuDerin
lehdent Nelson reports Manti to be re-
covering its normal condition. although
are ifal5llerS aaJacent to the Temple City
thelr next summers water supply.
A. II. Christie. the Milwaukee CONNER
ciat man. last night recited his thrilling
experience at the disastrous BALDWIN bo7
tel fire in San Francisco He sass that
while it has been his misfortune 10 have
neen n other hotel fires. he never was so
near death before CT since Christie it /
VIII he remembered IS the man who was /
hcfnmed in on the fifth story and after +
running to and fro for tiistaus.e of over 1
lI9 rect upon the twe.re-ineh cornices out +
side his bedroom window. was driven 4
Dack by the flames 10 his room where /
with the f1re roaring through the transom 1
ana across the ceiling. he seized a razor 4
and was in the act of ending his life when
rescued by a gallant fireman Christie's 1
subsequent rsTbous journey to terra firma !
amid the roaring flames and the streams /
Of water which were played upon the duo.
was modestiy rold By the travelling man
IA fashion tEat thrilled his auditors
Hugh D. Bowker. the pioneer paper man
OF the west. is CHARTERED at the Knuts-
ford. BuwkeT has sen coming out TO
SAT- Lake in the interests of a Chicago
paper nrm ever since 6S when he used
to put up at the old Townsend house.
which later biOsSOmed forth as the CON
unental hotel. Like every other paper
man Bowker SAYS that paper is way up.
with every prospect Of staying there. I
Rags. he says. have also gone up 100 per
cent and practically all the rags which
are used IN the paper trade are imported.
The reason Of this fact may not - ~
parent 10 the general public" he said
last night. but if YOU study the ques-
ton YOU viii find that the average Ameri-
can housewife. with hut few exceptions I
invariably burns up all her clippings and
Gods ana ends with the result that there
are scarcely any rags To he bought in
paying quantities in the United States"
Levi Davis the Anaconda mining man.
came into town last night and registered
at the Cullen.
Mr.. and Mrs E. W. Scott of london.
England. took in the sights of Zion yes
terday with the knutsfOrd as their head
Quarters. The Enaishman prefers not to
show that he WIS Is light-heaTted as ever
he related the following incident:
one Of the sailors on ship ! was traV-
cling ON some months ago died at sea
while en- route from Newcastle Australia
to Tacoma. Wash. The captain having
no available furnace CRATE on hand with
which 10 weigh the hammock IN which the
Dody was SeWed UP Tor burial, substituted
a huge lump of coal out Of the hold This
prompted one of the sailors TO remark To
his messmate: Bill. I've Travelled around
he. I.raA -
is the first time l ever Jaw q man go to
hell and carry his own coal with him.
Billy Haynes the hat man. did not go
to church Yesterday. In preference he
Joined the Travelling Mems Chestnut club
duly in session in the red rockers in the
knutsford rotunda. When it came to
Billy turn he pleaded guilty to attend
ing Il cOlOTed revival down in Dixie q ,
couple Of months ago. The paTSOn- he ,
said was holding forth as follows:
Job wuZ in de real estate en- stock
raisin business. en- he wuz de bes' farmer
In all de Ian, but de debbi got inter de
sheriff en- he levy on all job had. en- Job
svuz 81 no he had ter set down en- scratch :
er a Twin. Al tins juncIuTe. said Haynes ,
zone of the brethren filed an objection
Dat amt de way it read 'Brer vii
ams. said the parson. YOU is ole. en- {
gray but you has ter Iafn dat no mat
Ter how YOU reads de Bible. it gifts dar 5
tn n it upside down en- cr0ssWayS an 1t :
ans you at de same ferry whar you fust ,
neetin'. or lemme go or wid Job lax :
NuZ gwi0ei
The KnutsfoTd..-p. w. Adams. New I
York; G. A. BulleIi Portland: Robert J. =
Handel. New York: Rud N. Eoss Mil q
vaukee; W. 5. Haynes. Chicago; B. WayI. .
San Francisco; A. +. Langbein. Chicago; |
r. j. DEMPSEY Mrs H. Hardin Miss d.
Hardin Chicago; Francis II. Richter. /
G. IT. Andrews. Detroit:
Warren Olney. Oakland: Morris kchn, r
2Iiiadelphia. Pa; il; j. Warner. Denver; i
D. T. Calf Lithbridge: w r. Cunning 4
lam. Lithbridge; u. g. Russell Helper
The Cullen.-NV. S. Seavey. Denver. w. a
3. Lawler. Portland: J. ". McAulay. Eu- e
'eka: G. \. Paul J. r. Marriott. Pueblo. Y
George LewisOn. Fort Worth: \ T. Web =
ter and wife, Toronto; A. =. Davis. Black :.
3uttes Wyo.: Levi Davis, Anaconda: a. I
ogden; T. +. LimOell, J. +. Bruss Port 5
and: H. D. Fiusey St Louis r A Meid- :
niger. l. \. Smith Chicago; J.. F. Dub
in and wife Denver. h
Walker House, J.. Evans. NIaIad I
da.: Thomas Fife. Butte. Mont: d. D. 3
Waters. A Cr0XfoTd. Rock Springs: J.
Y Grant Bingham; Fl. T. Care. William f,
}Ottom Granger, Wyo. A. NJ Tillman G.
e. Stack II 5. Condest. Hooper. New: ~
. d. Gray. san Francisco; T. W. FOOte =.
iorham: \. G. Disval and wife. Comella .
.yon ". Lyon Chicago; II T. Mills .
farysvale. James TullUck. Omaha. John n
7. Haas. Mammoth. ID
White House-Al- + Murphy Helena. n
iolt.; ). Pollock, Mercur; J. &. Maxheld. II
ieoTge Maxfeld. Spring City: J. B. BeTi- =
leTe. Kansas City. H. j. Fo-er. r. II. ID
amer. Ogden: A &. Nelson SanDete: c.
.rnold Edwards p r Miller and wife.
iingham- Charles Dysh Santa Cruz.
al. H. ". Hawman. ]. Il. Blachard n
ark City; II. n CARR. Draper: J. Bran \
n. TCoese; G. NJ. Mathews. a l. john %
on Logan: W. Wilt Bingham: W Hob a
ten. TOOeie: II. Owens and wife CriDDIe fl
reek; ] Turner. Heber City: John DAILY. in
J. Breen. Park city: y. j. Arveu Chey o,