The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-01
HOTEL GOSSIP.

Thomas Judd, member of the state
board of horticulture from s.. George
here for the purpose of attending the ses-
sion of the board today.
Speaking last evening of conditions in
the south, MI Judd gave the welcome
assurance that Dixie Will not be without
her wine this year.
o While there is an actual scarcity Of
apTicOts, almonds, peaches and so on
said he, the grape crop in Dixie is a rec
ord-breaNer. St George, Minersville and
their history Most of the fruits have
been killed by the early frost"
Mr judd VIII use his influence to have
the board of horticulture take some
strong measures against the Shipment of
diseased fruit into the state The recent
Shipment OF aprlcots to this city bearing
the unmlstakable signs of the San Jose
scale, Mr.. judd says was an outrage that
should not be allowed to go unnOuced-
Ex-senator George L. Shoup of Idaho
was in the city yesterday. he spent most
of the day with Senator .kearns at the
Alta club. When seen at the Knutsford.
prior 10 his departure last evening, MI.
Shoup stated that he was on ms way 70
PocatelIO to do some work IN behalf OF
the opening OF the BannOck reservation
1t Is 10 the interest of Idaho that that
reservation be opened as soon as posi-
BILE" explained Mr. ShOup, and 1 am go
ing to tIy to hurry up things a little. /
Kearns whom L have not seen since the
close of congress. But there Is no politics
connected with my visit.
Mr. ShOup states that the people Of
Salmon are looking eagerly forward to
the advent OF q railroad, and. IN TACT,
/ that the Short Line has surveyors in that
vicinity, which is very encouraging to
( them. SGlmOn's output in gold, copper
I and silver, the senator added, Is steadily
( increasing This year it Will be much
Mr.. shoup is accompanied by A. ].
/ Macnab
L
/ agent OF the Southern Pacific company,
with headquarters at San Francisco.
came IN from the west yesterday to escort
/ the Los Angeles Times special from Og-
/ den to California. He was quartered at
the Kenyon.
The tourist travea to California said
{ he, has been something tremendous this
! year. As the months 60 on it seems 10
J be increasing rather than diminishing.
& Reservations for berthS out OF San Fran
/ cisco, Los Angeles, Sacramento or any
( part OF California have To be made three
/ weeks IN advance. The same conditions
/ existed last March. 1t Will be the biggest
} year for tourist business in the history OF
Z the state.
Major Lauck says the coast line viii be
reopened between san Francisco ana san
/ ia Barbara in another month The oid
/ track is being replaced with S6venty-five-
/ pound steel.
Lieutenant Z. D. Brecl-er of the ord
nance department, L. 5 army accom-
panied by his wife, stopped over in Salt
I Lake yesterday to break the journey be
tween san Fra nciscO and Rock Island ar
senal to which point the lieutenant has
! been ordered for duty.
! Lieutenant BTecker is just from Manila
having made the Voy5ge on the transport
"When I left Manila" said he. there
had been no organized resistance from tbs
[ FilpinOs for long while, The surrender
( of Ag1inaldO and some of his officers
who had been giving no end of trouble II
various parts OF the island. has mad5
the prOlonging OF the war an impossible
condition. As long as the soldiers are
over there. "a certain amount of tTOubi'
may be looked for, but il amounts to lit
tie The prospects are fair for speedy
restoration OF universal peace among TIT
islanders
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ards Washington j. c.: DR.. c. w Wal
den and wife Beatrice. Neb.; a +. Nc
Kenzie. Denver; C. A Burke, Omaha, L
w. kenysn, Omaha; H D. Howe, Chi
cage; T J. Denny, Chicago; T. J. Mat
tOCh. Butte, Mont: Mr- and Mrs " An
derson, Golconda, Mont; DIT. and Mrs r
S Wagner Mexico; G. D Howard, New
York, c. l. Amberg, Omaha; NJ G. Lu
bract, M0der8. Cal, Mr.. and Mrs J. "
Thompson, Park City; James Mutch
Portland. ore J B. Lauck, San Francis
CO. Harry 5. Cox. ST Louis; J s. Kin
! kead and wife. +. NJ. Smith. wife ant
child, Chicago; 5. n. Schwartz, Cincin
NATL Dr. R G: Smedley, Bingham; Mrs
W Fouley, Miss Myrtle Fowler, Me-
York, Mrs. William Robins and child
Park City; J. W. Whitney. Wyoming; A
p. Hager, New York; E E Field, Coun
Z ell Bluffs: G. z. Emerson. San Francisco
! r. Cooper ogden; E N--ClaFk. -Ophir
L. ii. Fielding New York
White House,. NJ. Orr, Ogden; z. Il
Need and wife, Denver; J. z. Gordon, W
Adams, TOOele; B. Montgomery and wife
. Miss Montgomery, Helper; w. A. Brown
/ and wife, Master Browne. Pueblo, Colo.
a.. A. PaynteT and family. Fort Atkinson
% Mrs. C.. II. Nelson, Denver. James 4
Melville. Fillmore. W. 6. Smith. Hunts
vile, H. L. Mcdonald Oakland: w. {
/, CaIhoon. ogden: P. Anderson. F. Bell an
wife, Tooele; Mrs. r. Mcdonald. Miss G
; O. Brien. Mammoth, A Bates. P
/ Lyons and wife. D.. w Johnson, A
Brewster. Park City; Fred Mathews, Mis-
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