The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-21
HOTEL GOSSIP.

THE reason the Indians will not con-
sent to open the Uintah reservation is
that the white men have broken faith
with them before in a similar matter,
said Major H. P. MytOn. Indian agent
at White Rocks, at the KnutsfOrd.
When the White River Utes left their
reservation in Colorado they were prom
ised pay by the government as soon as
the lands were sold. Instead of opening
the lands for settlement, the govern
ment made them into a forest reserve,
and the Indians are still waiting for
their pay. Now, when the white people
want to get the Indians TO sell the
Uintah reservation, the red men refuse.
They say they were fooled before, and
they do not intend to be fooled again.
You can scarcely blame them"
Major MytOn says numbers of people
are anxious to investigate the mineral
resources of the reservation. and the
their mineral land, but Secretary Of the
Interior Hitchcock is opposed to allow
ing it.
William S. Forrest of Chicago, one Of
the most celebrated criminal lawyers in
the United States. is guest at the
KnutsfoTd. Mr.. Forrest is on a western
pleasure tour. and has stopped over to
visit the various attractions of Zion
He was associated with the defense Of
Daniel COug0lln IN the laLLef Lflal TOT
the murder of DR.. CrOnin, cleared Al
derman Thomas J. O'Malley of Chicago
of a murder charge, and has been asso-
ciated with a number of other famous
cases. Mr.. Forrest is a prominent Ma
son. and in Illinois politics is a con-
spicuous Democrat, although he has
never held office.
THE famous old Comstock viii be
big mine twenty years from now de-
clared A W. Reed of Virginia City,
New at the Cullen. The work of
pumping out the mine is progressing IA
vorably. and work will soon be resumed
on the lower levels. It is my belief that
with greater depth will be found even
greater richness. 1t is the history Of
the mine that as depth was gained a
greater percentage Of the value was IN
gold. This is likely to prove true as
the shaft is sunk to even greater depths.
At any rate, mining men viii watch
with the greatest interest the develop
ment of the famous COmstOck assure
at even greater depth than has ever
been obtained"
Coyotes are making all kinds of
trouble around Willard county said ".
from Clear Creek yesterday The
brutes are killing sheep and stealing
chickens until it is becoming in some
localities = serious matter. Between
lack of rain at critical times in the sea
son, grasshoppers and coyotes, the
farmers of the region are not having
/ the easiest time in the world.
The Kenyon.-A E Laut Eureka: r.
S. Haray, Ogden; c. NJ. Twelves, Provo;
| Young. Denver; c. C Colt. Chicago; r.
! NJ. Barfield, Kansas City, No; Miss Pc
and wife, San Francisco; G, H Willett.
! St Louis. Mrs Grace N. Brown. Miss
| Bernice Rice, Miss AybUn Jones, Prince
! ton, Ky; Thomas W. Shurtliff, Cotton;
/ A E. Scott, Chicago; W. D. Foster. Og-
/ den; H CTonemeyer. New York City; T.
! Johnson, Cincinnati, O.; A. r. Pollaek,
/ tin Stotesbury, Leadville; Charles S.
/ Levy, San Francisco; W r Kivett, Colo
/ RADIO Springs; NJ: Weinberg. Denver; Rob
/ L o. Leonard, Missouri Pacific; John I
/ Jepson. New York; Carrie Nelson. y 4.
/ Nelson. Pleasant Grove; John G. Scott,
IL F Wheatly. San Francisco: G. HOch-
/ stadter, Chicago; W. s: Crowder, St.
/ Louis; E J. Willis and wife, Helena
/ Mont; N A-'Page, Park City.
White House-A. Temetti D. A. ellis.
/ r. Hyland, 7. Lyons, Park City II; A
/ Barbee, z. S BaTbee. Kansas; Edgar
/ Ward. Kansas City. Mo; Charles z.
/ Beauregard, Sunshinei David G. Parker
/ ley. Ida; J. II. Mathews and wife. Idaho;
1 D. Barrett and wife. Miss Gladys Bar
/ rett. Miss Mabel Barrett, Master H Bar
/ rettr joliet, MS Mrs. J B0unoy, BE
/ vada: NJ Ludlow. Spanish Fork: Miss
! Maggie Jones. Spanish Fork; Mrs l.
/ Clavell, Eureka; John Boundy, Nevada 4;
! Draper: Mrs. !. @. Carl. Master Carl,
/ Chicago; J. c. Reynolds and wife. stock
1 ton. Alex Frazer and wife, John Painter
I and son, Stockton: Mrs. J. T. Russell,
! Mrs. S Russell. E s. Crane, St Johns:
/ Thomas D. Reed, Wales, Utah; G. Nelson,
/ 7. W. Ross, MOrOni; Mrs D. L. Worth
( ingtoII. GTantsville; J. A c Treund. Og-
/ den; n P. Nelson, A. Hopkins. c. Simp-
! son. A Johnson, David Jones, Manti; Dr.
/ J. Z. TAFT, DR.. /. y. Rudy. TOOeie.
The CuIlen.-C. 3. Hockney. Denver: b.
/ z Diamond, Portland; II " Fox. Re
/ t; F. q Westland and family. McCoOk.
/ Annie Cody, Denver; J 3 Moore, New
/ York. P. g. Ring and family Little Rock.
/ George PaIkingham and family. Austin.
| New; Lewis Anderson. Manti: g Lille
| lelad Sandy; George Smith. Park City;
city; Ed AnthOr S j. Morris. Spring
/ vile; NJ. Y. MeiLc~n and wife, Denver:
Louis Rouss, Bake City.
The waIker-B 3. Brown. Omaha:
/ Frank Bowman, East st. Louisi Ed
Brockmesyer: East st Louis. James
/ Spencer, Mass; H. D. Stringer, Chicago;
| Mrs. Christensen, Sunshine; " ". Wal
| Ober. Mrs. H. Hethke, Chicago; J. s.
| Porter, Bingham; Peter Martin. Park
| City; P Allen, St. Louis; A. o. Smoot.
/ Provo; Edna Brobeck, Portland; John
| Berry, Portland; z. L Walker, Denver;
| 6. c. Demling, Denver.
The Knutsford--F J. NEEDING w. F.
Kelly. Omaha. Marshall Forrest, William
s. Forrest, Chicago; J. /. Templetoa.
| Butte: S B. Thompson. Chicago; Miss
/ Kate NJ. Mehan. T T. Bergin. san Fran
| cisco; 4. S. Mitchell. Springfield. his;
| Miss Martin. George p. SchU.1a cker.
| Denver, W p Miller. Butte; F. n. Y0st,
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| sas City. Mo; William G Mcbride.
| Washington. D g: 6 7. curtis. Clia-