The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-10
HOTEL GOSSIP.

1T is the hardest thing in the world
to get photograph OF the -ndlans sun
dance" said y. ". Conner, Instructor IN
the White Rocks Indian school, at the
White House. Mr.. Conner is an anna teur
photographed and has taken a large mum
Der OF views on the reSerNdlle4. ne
Indians have compa TatiVely little obJec-
ton to pictures being AIKEN d me yea
dance" he continued, but ne sun dance
is to them more sacred j used every Ell
fort at the last sun dance to get PIC
turC. and almost suCCseded--Dut dldn
get it The Indians dance n me corral
from sunrise to sunset. " hlte men are
allowed i'm the outer enclosure, out not
in the inner enclosure made big tax
to the Indian leaders, with Whom was
on the best of terms, ana they mad al
most argued the others into IettlnS me
Ia Ike the picture, when one of the dancers
became 50 overcome that he lay at the
point of death, and l cont know but he
may be dead. He and the others object
ed because they thought it would be DAD
medicine for me TO take a picture II
the sick Indian should die ] would be
held responsible. For that reason L cont
Guided it would be the better policy not
to try TO take the picture
some parts of Mexico are as rich as
any land on this earth. declared Dewitt
&. BOvee. president OF the Vista Hermosa
Sugar & Mercantile company, at the
Kenyon. The iItue valley where our
ranch is located is so rich 1t sounds al
most like fairy tale to tell the way
vegetauO grows there We are down i'll
the vicinity of OaXaca, and we raise
sugar. coffee and fruits without iTTiga-
ton, and some OF it almost without cult
walton. Mexico is developing rapidly, and
the Mexican markets are valuable. For
example, we sell all our sugar in Mexico,
although We can lay II down in New Or
leans, after paying the duty, cheaper
than the Louisiana growers can CO. We
find better market in Mexico, now
ever
There are signs of activity in the
Green River oil region, said K. earn Of
Green River at the White House 1t
looks as if two outfits would be actively
at work sinking wells WITHIN a Snort
time besides the san Rafael company,
which has its machinery on the way
The Knutsford-s. R. Bogue. X. A.
Clarke and wife. Mrs. George 4. Bidwell.
Mrs A G. j.. Loucke, J. II. Hoffman,
New York; Charles 3 keith, Kansas
and valet. England; = H Lane, T j.
COrde, San Francisco; Fred X. Baker,
Edward L. Ferry, Bonner. Mont; VII
ford, Plainfield. n J.; William Taylor
and son, Kansas City, Mo; II. z. Bray
Ward and wife, Chicago; F. B. Leland
and wife. Miss K. Leland. Detroit; H.
s. Winans, Denver; Miss Thompson,
John F. Glover, Evansville. Ind; 5. M.
Van Claim. Miss Mary Van lain, Miss
Annie Van Claim, F. A. Flint, Jamison
Eyrick. W. II Arnold Philadelphia; f.
c. OsgoOd, New York.
The Walker-Wnliam lIy5Oog. 7. H.
West, John Cowan, Mt Pleasant; DR..
Crown, Harry Lee, Uvada; j.. Simon,
Olamda, Cal; Bertha Benson. Ella q.
Brannan, Maud wilson, Chicago; \. 9
Campbell. T. z. Irwin, Creighton, Neb.;
+. S Kinehart. wife and boy, Z. J. Hast,
Creighton. Neb-: w T. BOseVear and
wife, Kelton; William =. Wnlingale and
wife TamaQuie, Pa; Edna +. Bishop
Manchester, Ia; Mary r. Martin, Ames,
Ia. Mary HASTE. Des MOiues. Ia. Mrs
J. Moriarity. Platte Center. Neb; Alex
Johnson and wife. CzrantsviIle, Utah:
George r. Dwir. ogden. Utah; A. Bates
Gustave Anderson. Grantsvile: Robert
Scott, Tooele; S. c. Shirley. Elko, New;
J Brown, Stockton; =. Holloway, ".
Daniel. Provo j. Harter, A Stephen.
Park City. James ReXrO0t. Concord, III
A. r. Waran and wife, city; J. NJ. eileen,