The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-11
HOTEL GOSSIP.

HOTEL GOSSIP.
There is no doubt in the minds Of the
people in California that road VIII De
built in the near future from salt Lake
10 Los Angeles. remarked Dent n
Robert at the knutsford last night II
is bound TO come, and IL cannot come any
too soon for US Then. TOO. X VIII De puI
matter of time before some road oulios
down from the north through oregon
along the coast 10 Frisco one thlns
is evident there Will have 10 be more
roads into San Francisco IN the near
future in order 10 handle the rapidly
growing trade with the orient Inat Is
assuming such large proportions. Even
leaving that out of the question there IS
enough fruit being raised in the state TINS
year to keep a line busy All over can
fornia this year there is an abundance OF
fruit and crops everywhere money Is
plentiful and everybody is feeling jubilant
over the outlook.
Robert said. There are TWO KINDS o.
people in the city; those who wear over
coats the year round and those VINO co
not The climate there IS QelShJIQl dAu
We never know what it IS to get into
perspiration while out walking we nave
our fOgS every day from the sea ana
these have the effect OF Keeping the CITY
healthful, for after all Is said ana done,
the sewer system thd-e Is in a wretcheo
state, and in one place We nave ne
phenomenon of sewer running W nil,
In the course OF time ms may De uOlle
away with and the city authorities are
now figuring upon extensive improve
ment including a big boulevard running
through the heart of the city that Will
have the effect Of making II a dehehtiul
When it came to the political outlook
for the presidential election he SAD: i
should not be at all surprised 10 see Ssdll-
e-r, l. anti = a
state 90 for Bryan. The people are n
decided doubt at present They nave a.
ways been against imperialism, Dut AZ tile
same time they recognize the Iact Ihat
the deveIOpnents in the Philippines dur
ing the past two years have oeen the SAL
vatiOn Of San Francisco, lot Jheg nave
had the effect OF bringing an immense
amount Of trade 10 our shore ana Dulld-
ing I'D the west generally In " the stare
was in an awful state there being aDSo-
lutely no money 10 be had. crops We're
failure owing 10 the drought. and Things
everywhere looked blue Today, however,
there is lots of money and everyone Is
feeling that good times have come 10
stay.
The conversation in the White House
Office last night among the guests VINO
were present had turned TO the ways o.
the festive sure-thing man, when up spoke
Van E Huguim of PhilIipsbUrg. Kan:
In my time / have seen a nurnoer OF
those fellows, especially in the early Gays
of the GOLD excitement in California, put
then they did not flourish like a green nay
tree as thew do nowadays. I well re-
member some years ago at san Diego
that l arrived in the town and happened
to get into a tough joint 1 soon Iouh9
out what | had run up against ana packed
out as gracefully as I could under the
circumstances Evidently one OF the
boosters that was present was lOJn 10 LEI
me 60 for he followed me downstairs ana
accosting me upon the sidewalk sad;
Look here, old boy l am ABOUT UIohe'
and this is all have in the world, az ne
time holding out so gold piece IN ms
hand You pick any game you choose
In order to get rid Of the fellow I said
all right, and We adjourned 10 a nearby
saloon and. stepping up TO the barkeep,
asked him 10 get two straws and we
would draw. At this proposition the lei
low promptly backed down. and SAID JnaI
he never played. a man n ms own game
After having some fun With MIN ne event
ualIv bought the drinks and / went on
ana thought no more OF the matter
some months later in another town l
was accOsted by a man on the street win
the plea that he knew me well back IN
Kansas. Just Tor tne iun OF the thIhS
I hUmOred him, ana We adJourheu 10 q
saloon where who should We run across
bit the man from San Diego After sizing
10 the situation the fellow laughed and
said TO my supposed friend on. come on,
BIZ don't waste any time. have been
I'D against that guy some r1Sseh- AAIsI
that they left me alone in that town.
..'Thaf reminds me said the quiet man
in the corner of the time / was down IN
Carson City. but a this juncture CleFk
Pollard turned out the lights and me
story was lost
The Kenyon.-C. c. Colt, Pullman. E.
r. COwles. New York; c H JACKSON, san
Francisco: Mrs. F La Forest san Fran
cisco: Fred T. Dubois. C. J. Bassett,
Blackfoot Ida: ". c. Metcalf, Pullman;
S. Eiseman and wife. St Loqisi \ La
dopaIs. S Vapadaki, Greece; l. G HALO
way, L. c. Pritchard, ldiilersourS Nd; ,
H Sutton, Park City. William conn ana
wife. North Carolina; r. Leslie J newman
Georgia: ". NJ Parker ana VIE, J. l.
HevWOod. Denver; r. II. Heinbach, San
Francisco; John Petrie, Omaha; r Hite-
man. KeOkuk, Ia.
The Knutsford.-Mr. and Mrs. ". a.
Purple, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Megath, Phila-
delphia: J. H AIoGOVern, D. H Robert,
San Francisco; r. E. Walsh. salina, Cal, !:
Hart Greensfelder. San Francisco: E. P
Alderman. Santa Clara, Cal, NJ. L. Coop
er, San Franciscoj O. 4 Standge, West
ley, Cal; h D. Dewell, Fresno, Cal; r
K Lurner. Stockton: J. E Stephens. Los
Angeles; E. D. Co1ertz, Santa Maria; T.
W. Lander. St Helena. Cal, n. F
San Francisco, Reginal kitUrell, Call
fornia: ". Mcpherson, Mcpherson. Cal;
J. z. Campbell Adm. Cal; P Rasenstein,
Chicago; c De Kalb. New YORK; Ed
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and wife. LenOre Rice, ottawa. O.. ". 7.
Cary, San Francisco; John L. Tierney,
New York; NJ. 3. CrOne, Portland. Ore;
T. A Simmons and wife. Chicago; ". H
Webster, OcOUte, Wis, H 5 Williamson,
Chicago; ]. D. Mcguire, Lexington. Ky;
\. S. Fears. MuCkOgee. I. T, J. T. Rob-
insOn. J. D. Wood and wife. Chicago; I.
c. LullO, Kalamazoo; J. Franklin, British
Columbia. H D FreedlanGer. J : Phin-
ney, Chicago, J. G. Fuller, Moline; Ed
Heller. Chicago, Mrs. Aston New York.
Anna Z. Bryan, Elizabeth Port. Chicago.
I " c AIetZger, R P Hitchcock Denver,
". II. Barber, Detroit; N 4. HeRnessy.
/ Boston; W Y. Babbitt. Kansas City
The Walker House-David Phillips.
Park City; Peter O'COnnor. Manning: D.
]. Combs. Provo; Frank Johnson. Scipio:
J. Sullivan Park City: J. B Taylor. 8ing-
ham; G. Doyle. Park City; n Peterson.
Ogden; J. I. Nichols, Price; William
DunsdOn. ". c. Brown. E. Nash. z J.
Nash, Alpine; P. Swartz, Park City. Mrs.
Irving, Chicago; P. P Evans, Centerville;
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