The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-26

loose pIanks upon trestles for a stage
with half \ dozen lncan0eSceHt taAHhS -
fOotights. and no scenery. tooh on my
coat and told the owner of the barn 10
send out for a wagOnlOad OF YoUhS pune
trees. The individual said tnat such a
thing was impossible. as they We're not
allowed TO cut timber in their district, ~
tae time lie eventually returned Win the
Shrubbery I had procured hair A dozen
pots OF paint and Was hiking up tue il7thSe
scene We played to a packed house, ana
the audience voted the performance as De
Ing the most realistic show they aad
seen including the trees IN speaklhs
of the Salt Lake theatre. which ne visited
yesterday, Lillford said; oIlSntm
Young had a great head on him Mnen ne
built that theatre. They dont Dulio them
like that nowadays: they think they do,
but they don L There Is no style like tne
old style, and managers are beginning 10
come TO that conclusion after years or
experimenting. While the SAT- Lake
theatre is old, at the same time tnefe are
few IN the country today tnat are so
well arranged as to seating accomodatlonS
and general rOOmineSS behind the pTOsce4
inn
W. C Nassau. another member Of the
troupe. said last night: There mas never
before such a nloney-maker as the Little
Minister in so short a space or tune. iJ
has been the making of Maude Adams
and has drawn packed houses Tor Two
years, with no sign Of let-up- Miss
Adams. believe. proposes to appear IN a
Shakespearian play within a few months,
but in all proba bility will visit DenNer,
Little Minister before she quits tn4t
play"
Peter Thompson of Ephraim is among
the guests registered at the White House.
In course of conversation last mght ne
said: Without any boasting l believe
that there is more money per capita IN &
Saupete county today than in any other
county In Utah with the exception. or
course. of Salt Lake county. InlnSs are
prOSpering down our way generally. dItfa
farmers are husilv engaged sowing wheat
and taking advantage of the open winter
IN speaking Of the political outlook
| Thompson prophesied that the county
would go Republican as usual. and IN mo
other party while King seemed 70 De thes
favOrite among the Ephraim delegates.
Dunbar held the preponderance or the
votes.
Knutsford.-s. c. Tooker, Minneapolis; !
/ ". H. Mack, w. o. Stone, Cmcago, A;
| Jarnes. Miss sarah Jordan, New Orleans;
| David Christie Chicago; J. W. Dineen,
| Idaho Falls; J c. Gilman and wife. Ware
F. L. Sizer. Butte; D. s; Ralstonn. St
| Louis w. f. Dalton, Chicago; G. L.
/ Lindsey, Minonee, Mich; f. H. LIONS,
| New York; r. p Oliver, Denver; l.. X.
| Rocks George @ Boomer, Chicago; II.
! e Kenny, DeuisOn. Tex James ). Gu-
| lick. New York; Walter q. t1ler. SnatoIl'
Ps C. Il n Reeder T E1s r Bead s. d.
/ ford. jr.. New York; Andrew Md,u, Nv.
| Milwaukee: Stephen Williamson Chicago;
| T. II. Rush, Denver; George EDWARDS
/ James Robinson, St LOUIS
! WaIker-M. NJ. Deuvan, Butte. Mont:
1 D. A Mcdonald Butte Mont; William r.
! Barney, Deer Lodge, New; W. Townsend.
| New YORK: William T Koegler and wife,
/ Pittsburg. Pa; Howard Morgan george
/ Bowman. New York; J. Hughes oaklsna'
! F. NJ Quinn. Bingham; {. A IaIt-
Petaiuma. Cal; Harry Mills. Marysvale;
W. W. Lunger, Omaha
Cullen.-A. Gundaird and wife, New
| York: J. A Blossom. Battle Mountain +.
/ Shelly. Mt. Neboi George .. I1ttumsa.nIy'
! De Lamar; e c Hush. Dave Mills,
Eureka: r W. Cole, Goshen; 8 w Gun
| daker HALEY: W. O. Nuyal. BOISE; >
/ X. Gushing. Boston: W. II. Watts, Og-
] den: NJ w McCurdy, Richheld; d NJ
! Radon Henry Radon, Park CITY; +. o
man Provo; d. Burns, Green River.
White House,. H BrumIey, Park
City; H. Snow, Thistle; 5: Be ei{e: "
A. l. Fotheringham,. Beaver; j. IA
/ Booth Mrs. J. W. Booth, Bingham Feter
Thompson. Ephraim; A c. Nelson, Manu'
O. /. Johnson. Echo; ]. MeMath. o G
| Erlang, New York: r. W. Johnson, A. p
/ briggs. Canada; w. A Kee. Bingham; q
| Renberg. Milwaukee j HelTpiittt. z. no.
| 7, Marshall. r. D. McCreeTy, Ohio; A l..
Thornton. Park City; A. Holt, Ogden; W
| Blake Mrs. Blake, Echo; c.. D. STANLEY
! price. A. c. Garrett, Syracuse, \. I.
Kenyon.-W. J. Hear. Des Moines, Ia;
d NJ. Wolf St Joe, No; J. W Hupcn-
| inson. Muscatine, Ia; l. F. ). Schanck
and wife Charles L. Schanck, Freehold,
n J.: Cecil Kingston. Birmingham Eng
Harry Lillford and wife, Miss Grace Hay
| ar Miss Ten Evck Miss Lauer. AdOplh
| Jackson. w. c. Mason. New York;
George Forbes. Will J. Duffy, Annapolis,
Md: B. R. Graham. New York; Miss Miss
Marion Converse. New jersey, Glles
! esh1Tre- H. Lord New York. James n
/ Hardman. Boston; D. Is. Simon, Denver;
4. r. Demmond, Bingham; George r.
GRANGER. Detroit; W. r. McSemier' san
lose Cal: J.. Ballet. Des MOines, Ia;
David Hale Idaho.