The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-21
HOTEL GOSSIP.


HOTEL GOSSIP.
Colonel E H. Dewey. vice president and
! general manager of the Boise, Nampa &
OW5 hCe and the Idaho Northern rail- loads
came IN from Nampa yesterday. When
seen at the Kenyon he said that every
thing IN railroad circles is looking bright
IN lqaho We are doing very good work
On the Boise, Nampa & OWyhee just now,
ana tne prospects Tor the future are eX-
ceuenC We are not operating the Idaho
Northern yet, but we expect to have it in
operation by the list of July When this
road starts up it viii open up the Seven
Devils mining district and cause that
camp to grow very rapidly At NamDa
they are building a. big hotel, one of the
I finest in the west outside of Salt Lake.
1t viii cost in the neighborhOod of $4,000
section of the country Colonel Dewey
lett Tor the north last night
]. Hemful of Spring Valley, Wyo.. is at
the Walker Mr.. HemfUi formerly kept
a hotel at Spring Valley, but recently sold
out 10 locate somewhere in Utah. Spring
Valley IS a coal and oil camp, said he
yesterday. 'Ehe town is booming as far
as work Is concerned, but outside OF that
however, a chance for the town to grow
in the future. They have some very good
are that If they turn out big Spring Val
| ley viii be heard from shortly"
up in Portland we have some of the
finest weather we have ever had in the
winter time" said G. w. Ashford of
Portland, representing the oregon Casket
company, at the Kenyon yesterday. In
Portland the streets were just rs dry and
clean when 1 left there as they could be-
1t Is the kind of weather have been told
one finds IN Uta$ but / nave Ialleq 70
find it far 1t has happened JnaL
every time I have come to Salt Lake the
weather was bad, raining, showing or
blowing
William Burke came down from Amer
down dow a said he at the Kenyon, to make
some preparations for attending the Am
/ ertean Cattle Growers convention, Whlcn
! win be held in Denver on the 3tn OF next mex;
month. My son, Frank w. Burke, IS ti-e
/ executive member of the Idaho delegation
/ to The convention, and he told me before
nv departure that he looks for a large
delegation from Idaho. The cattle grow
/ ers. up there seem to take big interest
in the organization It Is good move,
too for there are many things that a
| cattle man cannot learn from sAeEI Il men,
and vice versa ana heLcs tlle asC,i -St
1 of a great number cf men whose interests
are the same is DC md to bring good re-
,'The people of Bingham and Blaine
counties are elated over the knowledge
that the American Falls canal VIII DS put
/ through this spring This canal VII Iu9
viii water 10000 acres of land Work on
/ the canal will be commenced IN the
! spring
The Kenyon.-W- X. Hancock, Omaha;
! r. T. Hagan, New York; JuiluS Nan,
Leadville, Colo; c R Shaw; bolsei va HIsi,
J y. II Dewey. Boise12 Ida; y. Powers and
/ wife Grand Rapids, Mich; Harry Z E1eI-
] bel St Louis: Charles Frankenthal New
! York: Louis Socket, Great Fails, Mont
! W 9. RennOlds, Chicago; X. craig, Dos
ton; Mr. and Mrs p y NUN, fIONO5
| @. w. Todd, st. Louis; W. A. Miller New
york: Miss Marie Curtis, New York;
/ Frank g. Meyer New York; F. II. Ky
| land. New York; G. Z. Barnard, Washing
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Cal; Miss Maybury, San Jose, Cal w w
H White. Ogden; ). Wey, Kansas City'
J. J. Mum, Provo; George = SLlIlh'
Grand Junction; j. II. Beecher, san F ran
/ cisco: c. =. Stacy, Chicago; Joseph Sha-
] plro. Denver; F. T. Wilson, Kansas CITY;
n B. Walker. Kansas City; John Har-
8 g Ne" YORK. = Har's' Charles 'O'''
Walker House-T. w. McConnor, Poca1-
telIo; Frank Andrews Park City; l. H.
Iseavean. Grand Junction; Bert Vincent
Sandy; Peter Oleson, Moodslde; n T.
Atchison, ogden; ?. Wilson, Golconda,
New; j. HunnpJl, Spring Valley; George
Barr, ogden; H. W. Peareemas, Nephi;
L. Hogan, Park City.
The Knutsford-J NJ Ruck II. T
Christian, Los Angeles; Louis Loeb, Rock
Island; 5. V. kempeT, Butte; L. Fflce,
HALEY: c. 3. Wnbce. NJ. Harper. W. NJ
I Duncan. T NJ Smith and wife, John NJ
Adams and wife, Z. A. Fletcher, w. v
Macy, Chicago; H. G. Skebbin, 3. w
Mayer, F Metzger, 5 kaiser, New YORK
l. ". Dickinson, Kalamazoo; Mrs. L
/ King. Miss Z. NJ. Goodrich, Boston; X r
| Harrison, San Francisco; F. r. McCon-
nell. Omaha: II. T. Lacy, Kansas City; H.
F. Richey. Ogden: Charles Sieber. II. {.
Lamar. St. Louis; W. H. Firth, Denver;
s. A. King, Provo; A, Werg, Kansas
! Thayer, Richmond, Nd; J. D. MCGUIRE,
/ George c.. Thompson, Boise; Ernest Nos
worthy. Denver; Mr.. and Mrs. j. A Rad
| fird. Hopinsville, Ky; W. b Castle, II.
/ H Gage, Cleveland.
The Cullen.-John Neeb, Market Lake,
Ida; Joe Egan La Grande: John Clyne,
Lewiston, Ida; A. NJ. Mueller, Chicago;
J. f. Saw and wife, Boulder. Colo; Ar
thur Pegby, Tommy DOnnelly, Doc Quig-
! lev RC5 Keys. Eddie Mcdonald. Pssca-
I tel: John IT. blackboard. James BIackfo-d.
/ Clarence FannWeu, Arthur YUle, Rees
! Prossec, Paul La I4aude. Addison Waltz,
To t'5liTS Riley. Fleyd o'Hara. Clyde
! Thomas. Charles II. ArmitaSe, Al G.
! Fields Minstrel company; g. e Barnard,
| Washington, D. G; "A. q. ozark, Denver,
! Colo: o. T. Candy. Grand Junction; F.
/ A Peters and wife, Denver, Colo; w. z.
Condor. POcatellO; 5. Crawford, Mant5;
/ p. Finley, Gold Mountain; J. G Benedick,
Helper: +. A. y edgWOOd. Provo; Ike a.
Hurst. Idaho Falls; G. W. Crais, Provo.
White House.-PauI Doonby, TooeIe;
s: Nelson; California; J. 6. Lambert,
Eamas; Ed J. Arthur, St. Johns: James
/ H. Nicely ana WIG MIS- NJ j. 0Okt. 0oi-
oradO; ]. H. Arthur, Cedar city; s. w.
Grim and wife, Montana; A. G. McNay,
Detroit. c. NJ. Pedler. Denver. Colo: II.
Mcintosh. Montana; W. a. Hicks. Bing-
ham; 5. J. Rogers. Bingham; NJ. J. Han
sen and wife Spanish Fork: George A.
Wilson ana wife. California George r.
| Wilson. Los Angeles, Cal; James r. Kel-
so. Pittsburg. Pa; W. J. Clark, a. c.
! Benson. Grantsville; r. S WilbuTn. Bing-
ham; @. II. Layton, Bingham; Fred Lin
berg Gr2nUsvllle; A Higgins, Park City;
y. Jennings. Park City; James Bennett,
James MCGUIRE, A. Johnson, Matt Park,
HIarysville; b F. Woodward, Tintic;
John Buffers, Bingham j. Melville, San
Francisco.