The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-15
HOTEL GOSSIP.


Enoch Jorgensen, principal of the Man
Il pubic school, came up from the south
yesterday IN order 10 be present at the
Scandinavian jubilee. When seen at the
White House he stated that great strides
had been made in educational matters in
the county seat OF Sanpete during recent
years since the erection Of the $4,000
school building in the city. When the
school adjourned for the summer vaca-
ton he said that there were over eco
students upon the roll, with nine teachers
Tor their instruction, and that there was
a general live interest manifested
throughout southern Utah upon educa-
tiOnal topics In speaking upon current
gossip the pedasOgue further stated that
the Dig irrigation scheme from Goose
berry Valley. was causing considerable
stir among those who are on the lookout
for more available land. in the face Of
the increasing population OF Sanpete. The
big ENTERPRISE, he said. was we'll under
way and already there was a consider
able force of men end teams at work upon
the proposed ditch.
CIV. 5. Stratton. the Cripple Creek mil
honalre, has nobly come to the assist
sDte OF the trustees OF the Colorado col
lege with 2 donation OF $4,000 toward the
projected new building. which makes it
build the science building, but 20 pur-
chase the California collection with the
addition OF the other money thet has
been subscribed. said Ellis Harrison of
Colorado Springs at the kGutsfcr6 last
night Continuing, he said. II IS STRAIT
ton ambition 20 own one OF the finest
hotels in the west, and with THAI idea in
view he mas acquired the Brown Palace
IN Denver. Just as soon as the present
management Vacates that hotel it Is his
intention to institute biz improvements
in the present structure to the extent OF
aQQlng Two or more stories, also hand-
some redeCOrations throughout the en-
tire building. The name of the hotel is
also 10 be ch=9ged, and it is said that It
in all probability will be called Hotel
independence, out OF compliment to the
great mine that made his fortune"
The usual crowd Of woolmen and rail
road boys was in evidence last night
IN the mystic circle beneath the 9OrJicO
at the KnuJsfOrd. Their ranks were aug
mented by the addition of Colonel Haw-
kinS. whose b0yish laugh could be heard
for a block as the lads proceeded to hand
out fish stories. Owing 10 the fact that
the doughty colonel has been absent from
the haUnts of civilization, prior to his
recent marriage, for the space of three
years, several chestnuts were retailed for
his special edihcation, especially on the
part Of Eisemann. When il came to War
ren's turn Che Of the Santa Eel he told
the following:
"Once upon a time there were three
little youngsters oh, give US q rest,
said Elliott This ain no nursery
After order had been restored, Warren
continued. There We're three youngsters
belonging to a friend Of mine who were
exceedingly bright children. Their moth
er, being of a religious turn of mind, al
ways made It point 70 instruct them
before retiring with some ScTiptural incl
dent One night, upon going upstairs,
she was considerably startled TO ind the
two Oldest boys in the nursery IN very
scanty attire, which naturally led her
10 ask them what they were doing. oh,
we are playing Adam and Eve IL the
garden of Eden, came the unexpected re-
ply. But what is Augustus doing" she
asked, as she looked in vain for her
youngest. At that question a small voice
came from the clothes closet: ] am Ga
brief, mamma. I've got to fire Adam and
Eve out of the garden, and am having
no fun at all.
The Kenyon.-C. W. Frankel, New
Knapp, St Louis: z. Marquette, Chicago:
L. X. Grant, Kansas City; N: L. Nee
Frank BoscOwitz, san Francisco; 9. J.
Wall, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Rog-
ers, Springfield, O.; William f. Knox,
A Sipebreda, Sol Hamburger, Chicago;
c. T. Lake, Pittsburg; f. ID. Stevens,
Denver; Z. Mosley, Kansas City; w. n.
LeePer, New York; George 5. Hickox,
Omaha; Charles Whiting, G. II, Higbee,
New York; J. Z. Cate, Chicago; Mrs. J.
G. HOdgetts, Kansas City; ". Miller,
Falls City, Neb.; II. A. Miner, Tecumseh,
Neb.; c. r. Hurd, Hartford, Conn; E. H.
Wooley, Oakland, Cal; Sir George Goldie,
England: II. A Swift, Oakland: G.. 3.
Craven, Detroit; Z. E. Hubbard, Jackson,
Mich; John Hendricksen, Nephi; +. W.
Todd, St. Louis; Harvey Scherman, St.
Paul; w. p. Coryl, c. a Whiting, New
York: Dick Moore, Altus; c. ". Jones,
Milwaukee.
White House.-R. 3. Brown and wife.
Manti; J. FredTicksOn and wife, Manti;
H Worthington, Grantsville; R J. Rog-
ers, Bingham; Henry Wade, Castle Gate;
q. c. Brown, Provo; Z. Hansen, Tooele;
Miss D. ". Willow Omaha. Neb.; Miss
j. w. Adams, Omaha, Neb.: Miss Ella
Heit, Omaha, Neb.; II. A James, Chicago,
III; G.. E. Murley, Huntington; James
Kelley, Cherry Creek, New; II. Holme,
Cherry Creek, New; J. y. Jensen, Eph-
rain; Mrs. A Jensen, EDhraim; /. z.
Walters, TOOele; S. J. Walters, TOOele;
+. W. Nelson, TOOele; Elmer Bates,
Tooele; Al Christian, Altus; J. J. MeGir-
skee, Altus; Mrs. Z. Hansen, Tooele; g.
Goodwin Lehi; J. A. Goodwin, Lehi; w.
L. Cirby and wife, kimbau, Neb-; n. K
Nielsen, Pleasant Grove; Ed Dalton and
wife. Stockton; Miss Dalton, Stockton; r.
n. Robertson, Illinois; J. c. Hallan, Illi-
nois: ]. z. Lewis, Illinois; f. n. Orr,
Seattle, Wash; Gustave Anderson,
Grantsville; 4. G. Sanders. Grantsville;
3. Barratt kaysville; T. c. Beaver,
Provo; ]. P. Kelley, Park City.
The Knutsford-F. o. S. Buck. Denver,
Colo; J. 3. Patton New York; Mrs. II.
/ MOOT. InlcaBOs II. N sweet Boston, W.
H Thomas, New York; Dan Robertson,
Butte, Mont, w H. Wilson. Butte: NJ
NJ. Vivian and wife, Leadville; J. A. Wind
sor, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. G. H. VIII
liams, Chicago; D. S. Fraser, Denver; L.
Pamett, New York; V. c. Gray, New
York; c. Mason, Butte; J. Beir, New
York; =. Carrots, San Francisco; Mrs.
Kiesel Ogden; Miss Kiesel, Ogden;
! George S. Wolf, New York: S. Black, New
York; A. S. Gansblee, Philadelphia; w.
P Caryl, New York; +. NJ. Davidson,
Butte; B. Tucker, Colorado Springs; r. D.
Hunter. Denver; Arthur Pollock, Chi
cago.
The CuIen.-C. L. Auerley, Burlington;
Thomas 5. Ferry, ogden; Pauline ShTOe-
der. Cedar Rapids; Mrs. adams. Omaha /;
Ella Hut, Omaha; J. A Hays, Boise; j.
D. Smith, South Bend, Ind; w. T.
| O'Neil, Wells, New; NJ IS Emma Edwards,
| Carr, Portland, Ore; NJ. A. Miller, II. A.
Miner, Falls City, Neb.; J. A. Givens,
I Blackfoot. Ida; L. Fountain, Kansas
| City; L. Rasmussen, Ephraim, Utah; NJ.
! NJ. Jensen. Brigham City; T. III. Baird,
| PocatellO; H. s. Martin, Colorado; e J.
| Ward, Dr. W. +. Pike, Provo; w. BlOd-
| get and wife. Ottawa, Ont. W. l. Lam
| areaux. Logan: T. NJ Nesbit Robinson
Mrs. Thomas Orchard, Ogden.
| Walker House.-N. Anderson. Redding,
/ Cal; Mrs. F. A. Lowerwince and chill
dren. NalDtOn: Mrs. S. G. Neff and son,
! Nelpton; S. J. Fell, Denver; F. Schwartz,
/ Park City; F. =. Weitby, Boston; W. A.
/ and wife Butte, Mont; Alice T. Darling
/ +or T0pv,xror Tofo EoDhia NNfnIrlpr TeTrp