The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-27
HOTEL GOSSIP.

IT. n Evans OF chicago yesterday al the
White House Il am making = sort OF
tour of the west this winter and while in
Utah I thought il would be profitable to
vis.t some of the mining districts This
I have done and 1t seems to me that this
state has great future before II in the
mining industry. 1t looks 10 me, how
eve. that there is past glory about
some of the mines here that is gradually
coming back. In many places you md
prospects that paid bis money IN the
years of the past; now they are gradual
" reviving. In the past It was surface
mininE. now the miners are going down
and therein lies the secret OF their sue
cess. There is another thing about Utah
that pleases me. Here the farmer Is sure
Of his crop. He doesn't have to depend on
rain Tor success And here 1 understand
that the ground yields on an average Of
nIUy bushels OF wheat to the acre, while
IN the east the farmer thinks it IS 1ne
TO get fifteen You have great couht6
here"
Professor George II. BrimhaU acting
president Of the Brigham Young academy
at Provo. passed through salt Lake city
last evening on his way To POcatello,
Saints TODAY SMALLPOX i'm Provo said
he lis all in the Enquirer. We have had
some of it, but it is dying out now IN
the Brigham Young academy we nave mad
upwards of SEQ students vacCinated- There
was TO opposition to speak Of We ad-
viSed il ana the students. alter investiga-
ing both sides of the question decided To
take our advice in the matter and We're
Vaccinated- / believe all OF them took
and none Of the bad effects were expert
enced.'
I'VE haven't any criminals down in
Juab count" said Sheriff Dan Croniu of
Tuab Yesterday THE ueODIp are fusf as
good as they can be. I-cOuidnt ask for
an easier job than being sheriff at the
present time II strikes ME that Eureka
is getting better than X used 90 be. For
a mining camp IT Is good town The
boys behave themselves and the camp is
prospecting
Bingham is in it. you bet" said
Charles Brink of Bingham at tue White
House yesterday. For a mining camp
Bingham is a good place to live This IS
usually dull season. but the boys have
been working down there all the winter
and the prospects Tor a big spring are
very good. The Copper Belt branch line
OF the Rio Grande Western Is nearly com
pleted- smallpox Is few, and the people
happy. BY the way, Bingham was the
only camp IN the state that was free from
smallpox IaSt year and we were proud Of
il. but this year they've got three cases
there now and it bOtheTs us
P. 3. McKeon came in from Milford
Yesterday, but had no booming story TO
tell of that southern metropolis Things
are very slow down there said he ''Go
see, this is a duh season of the year for
anything We have a few things there
occasionally, a race. fight, and once i'm
a great while a show but the people are
anything; the only things that are grow
ing are the sheep and they are having
fun Of it this winter.
The Kenyon-W- C. Massey. Denver.
Colo; r. S RUble. Ogden c. F. Rider
Chicago; z T Cotton and wife wife. New
Marx. New York: Val Short. Denver
Colo; 3. \. Fisk, Chicago; A NJ. HinCk-
f sore GnfsgS 9Je1doyf s. '5 Tae 0PSSS'
Ley, WestheH. Mass H. Robinson, New
York, Paul A. Bassett, Boston; :. j
wood, Provo; 9. W. Sturtz. o b. smith
New York; S r. Hirshman and wife
Dayton. o: j. g Ryan, George r Rom
New York CRY; j. r Edghill- Ncphi; r.
5. Norton. W. Rosenblatt. Charles Often
heimer. St. Louis; a l. Fitch, Omaha3
+. A. McCarty. wife and child, Park City;
J. l.. Haywood. Denver @. W WhitSeu
5. b Hamill. Chicago; A. A. Moore ana
wife, MarshaIlton. Ia; J. 5 Gordon. Chi
CagO: f A WPdceWUOd. Provo. J. L
Fletcher. San Francisco n Lawrenc,
Harvey. Philadelphia George D. Lunt,
Chicago.
The Knutsford.-W II T. Robinson
Charles T. Cunningham, George w Hus-
ted, Mrs. G. A. Paliue- Thomas German,
J. Elmer Ellis John NJ. Hughes. Charles
J. Shaw, G n. Larson. Miss H F. DeVine.
Miss Gladys Miller. New York; +. GerSt,
Chicago; Abe Schiller and wife. AlOman.
Colo. Mrs r q. Holmes. Detroit. Joseph
p. NOlpin, L. 5. army; D. G McLaugh-
CHARLES K. Mccormick. MTominee, Mich:
G. Dillman, Milwaukee George :.
Hedges Denver
The CulIen-E. A. Higgins, Minnea polls:
L s Hall, Dillon, p Idleman- Cheyenne.
NJ. ). Buckley, Chicago; John Davis, Eu-
reka. b. F. House. Denver. P b Mo
Keen. Milford. William Oaks Bingham.
A. H Christensen. DiamOudvilie. Frank
Fitzgerald. Anaconda; p. \ Jones, wife
and son Towanda his; = NJ. White and
wife, Bloomington, Ills
The Walker.-Charles- Maman, NichOI
Colo: D. r. Patuuger. Denver: sam r
NJ. Smith. W. r. Dickert. Idaho. William
Griffin, Nebo. w. Z. Sands. Holiday
Neb.; p. Morris, Chicago; Mrs. +. Hal
lin. Eureka: Mrs J. G. Benedict. Ogden;
Con Gordon. Wallace, j. j. Jones, Johns
town, Pa. NJ. p. Parks, Eureka.
The White.-L- W. Sawyer and wife
Rawlins. Wyo.; NJ. il Clays. Mr.. 5. $
Jones and wife, Bingham a f. Dunleary
and wife. a Dunleary, II. DunIeary. Mer-
cur. :. Gilbert Tooele. J. Z. Bvers. As
pen. Wyo.- r. ". Harvey. New York;
City: Mrs. +. Bergman. Miss NJ. err
rymau, Al Bunker, George w. Morse
Bingham, a. Holt, Gale, Utah; j. g.
Whiting. ST. Louis; Dr.. a. G, Mckendry.
Butte. s W. SiSCO and wife. Eureka
Wash: Mrs. Lock, G. Davidson, W. Dav-
idsCu. s. Davidson. Bingham: Miss H
BroWnlist. logan. Mrs. NJ Slender f. T..
'Baileyff. Los Angeles; Dr.. S II. Nit
chel. Minneapolis Mimi; G. f. Rimvelt
and wife. NestOr, Ia
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