The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-06
HOTEL GOSSIP.

7 don't believe the people here fully
appreciate the extent of our present pros
perity, remarked A. S. Zook. a lawyer
and lecturer of Goshen, Ind. at the White
rouse have been travelling consider
ably in the west lecturing at Chautal1-
quas ana elsewhere. and l am IMPRESSED
with " the prosperity wherever I go, al
tIOuSn Kansas and Nebraska suffered
some from the drouth. Utah has struck
me especially favorably. The mines and
the agriculture here are wonderful. par
ticularly when you consider what the
country was in the first place 1t seems
70 me that salt Lake has everything to
Mr.. zook remained over later than he
nad originally intended so as to visit the
silver King mine. He was greatly i'm
pressed with the riches he saw there For
all this, Mr.. Zook is still loyal to Indi-
I'm venture to say there is not such
another agricultural country in the world
as the section including Ohio Indiana
Illinois, Iowa and part of Kansas, Ne
Draska, Wisconsin and Michigan. l have
Just come from Kansas, and there / saw
some corn that was corn. We think we
have pretty good corn in Indiana, but
when 1t comes TO raising corn eighteen
feet high, such as I saw in Kansas, we
The ordinary person does not realize
now much theft goes on in big COM
watch is kept" said c. r Meats of Oma-
ha at the Walker. Mr.. Meats is assist
camille Establishments. For eXampIe.
clerks will stand in with the wrappers
ana when bundle comes up with the
money and the duplicate ticket never
reaches the proper person TO be checked
for a person who is working a theft with
a clerk to leave a package behind the
counter This package probably con-
tains only waste paper. but when it is
called for a package containing stolen
goods is substituted. The only way to
prevent this is to enforce stringently the
rule that all raCl<aa o in cfu
must be checked at the parcel counter.
once caught man stealing because
was a remarkably faithful worker and he
kept up his stock in first-class shape.
The proprietor and l felt proud of his
he was altogether too anxious to come
back to work nights, We watched him.
and the result was that We caught him
conceaiing linen and other goods under
his vest while he was working about the
revealed several hundred dollars worth
of goods that he had stolen from time to
time
Salt Lakes greatest need at present
is a first-class European hotel declared
4. w Tucker Of New York. More and
along. and the hotel accommodations are
Inadequate. There is a field for first
class European hotel here now, and l
from the first day."
! ne kenyOn.-Jam eS r. stephenson ana
wife. San Jose; L. o. Leonard. Missouri
Pacific; James J. Coffey, Park City; w.
II. Schader, Denver; NJ. A Gottstein, Sc
attic: c. a. Pankey, Cripple Creek; r. F.
Van Duzer, Winnemuca, New; H 3.
Maxson, United States survey; Fl. II.
Shuts and wife. +. +. Finerty. Chicago;
W. H Walker, Boston; George r. Elder.
Leadville; W. .. Burnside. wife and
daughter Cripple Creek; f; II; Day and
son, Minneapolis, Mimi; II. NJ knight.
Galveston. Tex; C c. Colt c. d. Swift,
w. r. King, city; II. s. Wilson and wife,
The Walls, ore: b F. Armstrong. Will
Wall and wife, Woodland. CAL; W. r.
Manchester, Omaha; G. Francis Shelby,
Bates. Granville; Miss Eta Anderson,
Granville; p. G. Kittle. city; Miss Cook,
Mrs Baker; Boise. !de:; l. S. Dennis, jr.,
Mary Lincoln, Miss Christine Lincoln,
mont. Cal; John H. NJ. Park, Chicago;
G. J. Myers, Boston; B. Klein, Denver.
White House.-P. w. Mumma. Clyde
Mumna; Dayton; O.; w: H Clark and
ton; l.. 5. Wood and family, Colorado;
Mrs. 5. A. Bal6nch and family. Los An
geles; E. d. Kirkpatrick. St. Joseph. Mo-:
w. ID. Sheppard Eureka: R A Irvine,
Portland; Mrs. r G. Reinert. Miss II.
Moser, Colorado Springs; A II; Johnson.
Eureka; w. s. Marks. G. E. Marks,
Tooele; D. r. Stephens, Mercur; p. Phe-
Ian, Soda Springs; G. NJ COddington, K.
r; Wheeler, Bingham; j. Carney and
wife. Mark Carney Ogden; II. Gordon.
Bingham; 5. Rigby, Logan; Fred Mer
zeran J. O'Leary. Washington; A. p.
Jenson. Manti; L. B. Osborn and wife,
lnutsford.-8Irs. William H. Gregg. jr.
child and maid. st. Louis. Mo-; Miss
Louise Hays. Miss Clara Hays. San Fran
cisco; L. D. Levy, St. Louis; j. w. Vail.
Chicago: w. c. Morris. wife and boy. st.
Louis: Cromwell Adair and wife, Miss
OK o.
Ivers, Seattle; George Carragan and wife,
Bayonne, n. j: louis Loeb Philadel-
phia; II. J. woodward Peoria, III; W NJ
Joseph c Gigen. Philadelphia: A D.
Wagner and wife, San Antonio. Tex; Il.
G. Anderson, George W. Maynard, New
York; 4. p. Baumann. New York; Mr.
and Mrs. I. r. LeinstrOm, Cincinnati; r.
A. Mangum and wife, Provo; Alfred l..
den and wife, Butte; II. S. Pritchett,
Boston; s. NJ Won Schrader, St Louis.
The walker.-Charles w. James, Chi
cago: G. p. Goodwin, Chicago; ]. f.
Healy. ST. Louis: A w. Forman and
wife. Binghami Miss j. !; Gail ,5 Park
/ H. Smith, Los Angeles; A F. Nc
Donal, Pocatello.
The Cullen.-L. H. Smith. Los Angeles;
J. Blankfeld. New York; Z. r. South,
Logan, Harry 5. Award. agent Daniel
Frohman company: w. r. Rindhardt; Lo-
view: W. f. Scott. Brochheld: E. c. Far
ley Mercur; L. T. Cushman. Denver.
colo: Misses Corney. Chicago; Charles
NJ. Hurst Rawlins, Wyo.; c. p. Jones.
Pueblo: ID. B. Mudgett and wife. Miss
Edith Mudgett. Denver; H. c. Hart and
wife. Edgar. Neb-: B. f. Powell J. n.
NJ Godfrey. Omaha; Lillian Witten. Mis-
souri,. II. s Munsor. Colorado Springs
D. J. Roma. Manning. Ia, r. J. Darnby,
II. f. LegenhOusen. Chicago; NJ. F.
Johnston. G. G. Nutter. Denver; Robert
Leroy. c. T. Martin; Frisco; F. A Nc
DeTmott. G. 7. Talbot. Nevada: B. G..
Kirk and wife. Rawlins; S. Cox, NJ
Rose, Miss Rose, Mrs. J. Butler, T.
F(inmy. J. Butler. B. Butler. f. Hough-
ton. n. Houghton. f. o. Dorsey, c. d.
Stevens, WoodDne.
Her Real Self.
(Judge.)