The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-05
HOTEL GOSSIP.


lie how much business is affected by
the strike. said L. H Smith at the
knutsfOrd- Mr.. Smith represents one
OF the leading New York jewelry
houses I have been having it i'm
pressed on me thoroughly" he went on.
because sell goods in several steel
towns Pittsburg, for example. is one
OF the most prosperous cities in the
country and one of the best cities to
sell JeWelry in. The merchants saw this
coming and they cut of all buying
orders. That meant several thousand
dollars to my house alone. to say moth
ing OF firms in this and every other
line of business
In Joliet. Ills ii was much the
same I lost one order of 81 600 be-
cause the merchants knew this strike
was coming on. I know OF a dry goods
mouse there which gave an order con-
tihSent on the strike being declared,
ana later Cancelled it. That meant sew
eraI times $1,000 1t is this Mav all
over wherever there are iron or steel
works When you come to compute
the loss OF wages and the losses to the
owners OF the mills. as we'll as the Dos
slble loss Of life in case Of riots. if
brings out fOrcibly the tremendous re-
sponslollity man takes upon himself
Nhen he declares a strike. This man
Shafer, however, did not seem TO re-
alize 1t, or at least to care. for the
general opinion east is that he declared
IL on very slight provocation"
W. J. De Loshmutt. with his wife
ana TWO children. arrived at the Walker
Yesterday. after spending the summer
IN Alaska He left several months ago
IN company with John Benbrook. who
IS still in Nome.
We could not get bavocd n,,+ot
Harbor in May said Mr.. De Tosb-
nut ana so We concluded to stav
mere instead of going on to Nome. I
II nao my raEaiiy with me and there was
q comfortable hotel in Dutch Harbor
ana L I'D not wish TO EXPOSE them 70
any more hardships than necessary.
GIo some prospecting around Dutch
Aarbor and have brought home a
S9ChIul or samples. found near Dutch
tdarbor veritable mountain Of ore
but it seems to be low grade T. -
Gated some of it and if the ASSAYS show
Up all right 1 may do something with
Il later. L came back because 7 saw
~ the papers that there was a great
l nave some claims in the district 49,
Nome" N4e'iiSe thdn
Mr., De Loshmutt expects to leave for
Fark Valley in a few DAYS.
Senator F. Alder of Mantf arrived AZ
me White House last night from a frir
~ 9rSgon, where he went with Senator.
a. hiesel TO visit the latter's orchards
ana other properties there. Serato-
AlderS returns singing the uraisas ,of
the orchards and their MANAGEMENT
me senator last Sunday visitedN tba
oIIver King mine for the first tima
S.iitl. ne returned thoroughly impressed
Win the wonderful riches exposed
mere and with the business-Iike man
agement of the property.
Sheriff H W. Condor of Box Elder
cDuhty, VINO is at the White House de-
clares that the peach crop of that 60
Iion was never better than this wear
he storm which damaged the fr,,i+
IN oJher parts of the state seemed 10
SIMPLY Gull out the surplus in the neact
orchards of Box Elder countI- tl go go
ana several carloads Of as fine peaches
shipment" AOr
Sheriff G. Rigby of Cache county was
present to sing the praises of the Cache
valley apples NoiiS
, The storm has made the crop below
Ille average In quantity he said but
o we nave some fine apples in Cache
a big shipper of apples to the east r.
me growers would only study the sci
ehce OF packing more and go into fr1Iit
raising on a larger scale. As it is a.
plesent, everybody is raising several
NSSrleues, put nobody is raising enough
Oh one variety to ship in quantity
Joseph Vincent, formerly of Boise ;s
at the Cullen on the way to Park CITY.
Boise is a nice town. he said last
evening, but ii can never be great
until it gets better railroad facilities
l nave long had a desire to come to
attraction for me, both because 7 ILL.,
the city and because like the business
outlook here" %
child. Butte, Mont. Ed a Iear a Mt1e ,,' ana
1TSSMporI, Ky; A Perla, New York:
James Keam, Diamondville, Wyo.: Bar
azzI Dante, Hartford, Conn; H T. Jones
J. j Thomas, Lincoln, Neb. Mrs r II
Rowlands, Butte; Ed wright and famiIy
Dillon. Mont: DR.. S. e. Schwartz. RIIttss
Mont; Miss 5. L. Schwartz, New York:
{; y. CARRIER and daughter. Anaconda
Mont: A B. Thomas, Rev YORK: PerrI;;
W lIllams, Century, Walter H. Throp
MlninespoliS, MINI; J.. Z. Pitts, Cincin-
cd Serell, Dawson, n. w II; A. f. Nc
Aenzles Denver; c. J. Mills, o. r. a. n
ny ny Fo Pert Alien, Camden, n. J.; Fran
Is w, EDDY, Ogdent Howard D. Smith
San Francisco; A. V. Bohn IeadyN q
r. 2. Barber. Kent. o.; Ernest HolthaNs
J: r. Gerlich, Cincinnati; Abe Kutner
New York; 5; j Tenant. St Louis; e.
Debuque, Ia; Henry Fares Park CIV:
Oliver 9. Powers, c. o. Moss. Golden
Colo; F. A Moriaty, Denver; J. H.
MS, Jr Chicago; Arthur J. Dubuc San
kTanclscoi II. o. Hardness, McCannon,
City; 3. Cornhauser, Chicago: Fred n
Leslie and wife. St Louis; Mrs. J. Cow
lngs and sister, Omaha; Raymond G.
GiVens, Blackfoot; DIR. and Mrs William
l. Ellerbeck, Philadelphia, Pa
The Walker.-B. Turner, San Antonio
Tex; j. T. Healy, Battle, Wyo: o. w
sSester, Murray; J. A Morris, Park CITY;
u NJ Sill, Layton; Miss Rosey Webster
kaysville; S Z. Porter. Bingham; q ii
Slllen, Louisiana; w J. DeOshn1itt Dutch
Harbor. Alaska; James RUSSELL I n
Russell, Rosa, Ida; s. II. Sill, Black
foot, Ida.
The knutsford.-B. L. Burley, Weiser.
Ida; E. H LandOn and wife, New York:
II. g. Dawson and wife, Chicago; VIII
liam J. Sullivan, Helena. Mont: Mr. and
Mrs II. b. Freeman, Hartford. Conn
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Woodbridge, New
York; J. G. Amendt, Chicago; J. =. Crom-
ley and wife, DR.. and Mrs. ]. Z. Kinney
J. A Erwin. New York; A. A Noon
Provo; =. J. Quealy, wife and son, KEN
merers Wyo.; NJ J. Grammrup. San Fran
cisco; George J. Cole and wife Kate p
Forster, Nirgie B. Conway. Pennington
Mexico; Miss NJ. Gleason, New York;
John H. Garrett Chicago; Fred KUll,
Lake Geneva, Wis.
The Cullen--NIiss N L. Allison, Chi
land; S. and +. Cadbury. Birmingham
England; ]. Morris Ogden; z r. Smith
Logan; Frank H Wigle, Nampa: Joe
Vincent, Boise; II. J. AIcKeilop, San Fran
cisco; r. l. Gibbon, North Carolina: II
J.. McKellOp and son San