The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-08
HOTEL GOSSIP.

A. J. G. Shaw of ThOmesville Ontario,
Canada, registered at the Knutsford last
night, The Canadian modestly says that
he keeps a few pigs and sheep back II
Ontario and spends the balance Of his
time in travelling. At present he is
putting in his leisure time in admiring the
beauties OF Dame Nature in the west.
Having visited the Pacific coast via. the
Canadian Pacific he is now returning
conditions in Canada last night he said:
I'VE Canadians don't do things on the
large scale which YOU WeSterners to, and
l think that ere long you Will ind out
that large farming all running to special
ties, with but Indifferent cultivation does
not pay in the long run; 800 acres Of
wheat IS q. veg pretty thing 10 look at
when conditions are favorable for the
crop, but just let one or two dry seasons
come along and it takes a. man with
capital to stand the strain. Now in
Canada we go in for varied crops on a
smaller scale, with the result that If one
fails we can generally fall back on some
Of the others; while we raise our Berk-
shire pigs, COtSWOld sheep and Durham
ShOrthOrns as another means Of raising
the wind You western farmers VIII uit-
mately come to the conclusion that a lit
tie farm well titled is a more reliable
source of income than thousand odd
acres scratched over. Coming down to
the topic of England'S little unDieaSant-
ness in the land of the VoOrtrekker, Ar
Shaw said; Canada has already sent two
cOntingents to the front in South Africa
and is now raising another 1000 men to
send to help the mother country. We feel
in Canada that we would expect the other
British colonies to sympdthize with US II
our own colony were being invaded by q
hostile foe. consequently we are giving
them practical sympathy. We could raise
a thousand men today in Montreal or
Toronto, but that is not the purpose Of
the Dominion; we want the conungents to
be representative ones, and as a cOnse-
quence the men are selected from all
over the Dominion Lord StraUhcOna the
nigh commissioner for Canada in London
has made the imperial government an
offer TO equip, raise and send a troops of
400 men to ala Britain. The offer has
been accepted and the men are now being
selected from the finest riders and shots
in the Northwest mounted police while
hundreds or young fellows are anXiously
seeking to be enabled to join the proposed
contingent Mr.. Shaw, like the majority
of globe trOtting subjects of Queen Vie
says th21 there viii be only one termina-
ton to the war to-wit. the subjugati0n Of
the Boer behind the boulder. the burden
Of his lay last night being If only the
Beers had a navy we'd show them some
fancy shooting
Keuyon.-F. c. Bailey. Omaha. a. Nc
PhersOn Boise; H. II. Park. Lincoln; f.
II. Milford. Everett; L. G. Dufee. Og-
den; \. H Cohen. St. Joseph: Charles
Burke, J. P. Adams, Denver; William
Elliott, Chicago Heights. L. NJ. Olson.
Price; T. y. Smith, Charles r. Sparks.
Spokane. Wash; 7. w. Farrer. Provo:
F. B. Richardson. Pittsburg: J. NJ Stan
ley, Chicago; s, Sehimmel, New York; H
f. Loewer, Rochester, n. Y; W. p
Bradshaw, St. Louis; J. p Rich New
York; W. J. Peters, =. J. Perkins ir
J. Ahern. Washington, ID. c.; A. L. Zers-
Ter Louisville, Ky; W. NJ. Schroeder.
Philadelphia; William Mcknight, ST.
Louis.
Knutsford.-H. Stein. New York: A. II.
Carlson and wife Butte. NJ. II. Fay, San
Francisco: c. b. Pratt Omaha: George
D. Cochran, Butte; Culind Cubic. Boise:
NJ. c Benjamin. z. o. Runyan and wife
Denver; George b. Stoddacd Chicago;
p w Febush, Boston: ]. c. BardaH
Ont: George Z. Pelton. Evanston. WyO.
\. A. CObertsOn. EUreioa. s. II. Ljbermau.
New York; George ". Stone. Kansas
City; g H. Brodt, Denver; R. H. Baxter
Portland.
Cullen.-W. Mangum, Nephi: S. NJ.
Shuttuck. Denver; +. T. AEiger and wife
TOnawanda. n. Y; John Hendrickson
Nephi; u. II. Sheppard. Denver: Phil
Klatt Golden. Cole; J. p. Hartman
Cheyenne, c. II. Anderson Idaho Falls
James \. kimball. Ogden; S D. ellis
PROVO; =. D. Barker Lillon, Mont; n
A. Page. Bingham y. G Harrington ElI-
Tel1a; ". S. McGinnis Washington: J.
". Larson and wife. Cache Junction: J
". Clyde, HebeT. Edward Pike Eureka,
William Roach, Half Way House
Walker HOUse.-William Reynolds. Colo
rado; William Little. Salt Lake county.
J. d. Call d. NJ Paddles. Joe Sheets
Matt Rollin. Brigham City: NJ ]. Sale-
bury, Marysvale; William " Manning
Dallas, Tex. II. ". Mills and Wife PORT
land, Ore; G. y. Adderly. Bingham: A
J., Jackson Juab; +. J. Fisher. Pocatello
Ida
White House.-W. W. Chapman. Mont
pelier. Ida. ,. T. Luke. Orangeville: +.
L. Quianland- and wife, Grand Junction;
John I. Flinders. London. Ems: John
Martin, Mercur; J. =. Murphy Bingham;
W. ". Miles. John Ward. Tom Painter
George Snyder. Evanston. Wyo: w Nor
row GrantsFille. W. II. Crawford. Grand
Junction; Charles Morby. Park Citv.
c. c. kenzss. Park City; A. L. Johnson
Park City. Fl Viking, Dan smith
Provo; C SSofford. Morgan: L. z. Abbott
y Abbott. Pennington. F. J. Thomas
Lehi: c. Jensen. Grand Junction: George
W. Peck Ogden, Dan Calder a L P1ir
CESS. c. A. WardstrOng. san Francisco.
F. Mathews, Eureka; W. Reafnes
Diamond; A. Crawford, AIercur. Allen
Osme1t, Eureka.
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