The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-06
HOTEL GOSSIP.

". p. Gimbert Of Chicago. general man
ager OF the Blackbird Hopper Gold Min
Ing company returned from a trip 10
Idaho last night, where he has been look
ING into the properties Of the company.
lie says that the company is saying
hotnlng' but saving wood at present,
ana something viii be heard from their
mine IN the near future. as a carload OF
heavier machinery was shipped north re-
Gently and is now in course Of erection.
Regarding the interests of the same COM
pany IN southern Titan, near Frisco. the
mining man Is equally rCticent. Dir. Gim-
bert arrived on his present trip frogn
Cnleago during the earlier part Of this
Week and proposes to return a. soon as
ne has attended to pressing busihess here
and then bring out his family 10 perma-
nGnLly reside in this city He ships a. car
load Of machinery TO Frisco today. TO be
efecle1 ON the property Of The company
ne represents in that district.
9. f. Sturgis Of San Francisco made a
briet stay in Zion yesterday and then
WMTled on TO Portland Ore. Sturgis,
VINO travels for Baltimore nrm which
manufactures tricky patent bottle
stopper. is known as the lightning knight
OF the grip who thinks nothing of jumping
across the continent three times a year
On his present trip he has been working
northwest from Texas. Sturgis yesterday
expressed himself as being glad 90 set
back to the Pacific coast once more.
where business generally is fi0urishing.
IN comparison to the east.
There was the usual little knot of drum
mers ensconced in the leather lounging
chairs at the Kenyon Just before lights
out was In order last night. From bus
mess the topic orift0d 10 the recent foggy
weather. when comparisons with the f0gs
Of the Newfoundland banks immortalized
Dy uNpl1ng in Captains Courageous. 80
followed in due sequence. Naturally the
trend or conversation terminated in the
inevitable theme Of nal de mer AT this
FEW h.afr he
nIsnlngs man, threw away his cigar and
unburdened himself as follows;
mat reminds me of when 1 was going
over TO the jubilee IN 81 on the Jmbria
We were none Of us feeling extra gay, as
Ine boat was rolling pretty heavily on the
third day out However. there was q fair
array or dilapidated passengers at the
Qlnner taD-e ana the majority were max
ing "a pretense Of toying with their menu.
when suddenly one pallld New Yorker
arose precipitately and beat a hasty re-
treat TO the companion way. However.
ne was doomed not TO reach his destina-
ton on schedule time, for en- route he
c0llded with table steward bearing Il
Steaming dish Of boiled potatoes. Well
the accident happened right there. and
the dismayed steward, holding the dish
az arm length, said, more IN sorrow
tnan IN anger. 'COnfOund 10 all sir, now
VIII have TO go and mash en-
Mrs. J. C. O'AIelveney. ACCOMPANIED by
her two children, came in from P0cateiIO
late last night and registered at the
Kenyon
KenyOn.-Isaac f. Blake. New York:
J. Il. C0sgriff, Rawiins. Wyo.; T. A. Cos
grin, Fort Steele. WyO.: c. O. collars.
Denver; Z. H. Dewey, Nampa, Ida; r.
J a; C0WGen, Murphy; L. 3. Downing and
WlIe, MISS Downing, Fanbury, ILL.,; Miss
i Grett4 CCsgTiff. Fort Steele, WyO.; Thorn
I A Edwards. New York; J. Green. c. r.
tree-end T. J. Mitchell San Franctscoi
Sh3r'e5 QItenheimer. Denver; Hariy Her
3 rick, j. Z. Cate. Chicago; John Smith
5 Egan; r. j. Sickels. New York: Homer
A craig, san Francisco; L. NJ. Olson
/ Price. Utah; Mrs. j. c. O'Melveney and
/ children. Pocatello, Ida
Knutsford.-H. C. stratton. Portland;
/ Mrs Frank ECkers0n and Mrs. Louisa
/ HaZlet0n, New York. Miss Sarah Low,
/ SSniG4g9; Ihomas l.. Norman, SandusBy,
/ o. +. NJ. Ayairy. Mrs. l.. Harcman Den
/ YER .. l.. Pasey. Los Angeles; Mrs q.
/ Il. RuSSeu. Helper, A p Stanley Mac
/ quisten, Glasgow, Scotland.
Cullen.-A. B. Lewis. Chicago: 2. W.
/ Wilson, Murray; J. s. Chase. Omaha,
] W W Cook. Chicago: Mrs. Jacob John
son and daughter Spring City; 5, j. Nor
/ Us, SDringville; J. b. Oidaker and wife.
! r w BrlXtOn and wife, Utica. o.; w. NJ.
/ Smith and family. J. c. GreaVes. New
/ York; William Roland. John Roland, Ida
no. J. J. McCradden. Trenton. n. y.
4 Walker.-J L. Jones. Mexico: William
D NJ Thompson. Ogden. II. +. Heacock,
| Mrs ]. Il. Hobbs and daughter, Bling
nam; a. +. linco-n and wife Wellington,
/ O.; J. 3. Graham and wife. Bingham;
/ Frank Jardine, Mercur; Z. L. Thompson.
J Waverhill, y. H.; James Rooney and
/ wife. Helper; J. o. Hoffman,. George W.
/ McIeale.a Price; Charles Anderson Grand
] Junction.
White House.. r. Hancock. CoaIviIle:
! Q. w. Aldrach and wife. Clear Lake;
Frank GustapsOn. II. Gustapson, HALEY.
| Ida; W. Finney. Soldier Ida: G. A.
StooEley and wife, Des MOines. la. /:
! Charles r. Mcbride. J. c. Orme Tooele.
/ Mrs. G. G. Frandsen. Price; J. A. Keyte.
/ Diamond; r. j. Mallet. Tooele; II. Gard
| ner, Spanish Fork; j. Wrathal Grants
vile; NJ. +. Johnson Washington. Titan.
Sam Steele. J. Mendenha-l. d. d. Wells.
/ AltuS. W. II. Hood, NJ. NJ Beaver. Binz-
ham; John Bettess. Alta: Terry COble. 8.
c. CobIe Florence, Kan; A. Blonquist,
COalville.