The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-01
HOTEL GOSSIP.

Judge A. A. Noon of Provo was in town
yesterday. Speaking of the gilsonite
Wasatch county, he said. 1T would
speedily become one of the finest districts
open the reSarva ton tor all kinds OF min
eral locations see no reason why 1t
snOulG eXcluce gilsonltc lands from lOca-
ton any more than other mineral lands
IL would mean a big thing to the state
worked. There is any amount OF gilsopo
lie down there, some on the reservation
and some west OF the reservation tine
And II 1t were all worked whole lot
o. money would be taken out of the
ground hat is one Of the finest giIs0nIte
ilelCs IN the world The mines in which
] am interested with Sidney LeSieur of
Provo are situated west of the reservation
line. We are at present having a little
controversy with the government Off
ciais, but think we will come out on
top in the end. Ali the government maps
Tor years past show that we are west Of
the line, and | think it toe late now 10
try to put us on the reservation"
Carrie Nation and all the hatchets in
me world won't stop the liquor traffic in
Anthony. Kan, at the White House yes
terday. she has IVened things up there
BIT, bat in the END / think it won't
make any difference, unless it helps to
make liquor selling legal 1t may come TO
that, but as Tor keeping liquor from those
who want it, it cannot be done. Kansas
is prohibition, to be sure, but whisky has
been coming in all the time. They ccaldnt
STOP it from the start. The women have
been fighting for it, while behind their
backs their husbands went and got their
whisky Just the same. I think that the
Will be thai prohibition Will be knocked
higher than kite"
Henry p. Kalb of Omaha is at the ken
yon. Speaking of the growth or Omaha
very rapidly Not only in population is
this true but it is also true OF her indus
Srts oIes,I uF dI IIie past rev weeks LTo
sale millinery establishment and one
wholesale shoe house have been started.
as Omaha With the population it has
one would not expect such an increase in
trade in such short time. 1t seems TO
town that can't help growing It is the
natural center of trade Tor ali traffic over
the Union Pacific, and when the Philip
pine trade starts in, though the western
cities will get the lions share of it Crna-
ha viii get more than any other eastern
city. 1t will go to Omaha over the tl"i0n
Pacific, and when that time comes you
can watch for Omaha to make more rapid
strides than it has been doing recently"
DR.. George L. Smart was up from
Springville yesterday. He has a good re-
port TO make of the condition of smallpox
in his town. we started to vaccInate,'
said he about the first of the year, and
that time there were all of siXty-fiVe
cases. Since that time fully IS per cent
mated, and now we have just two cases. !
The decrease started when we started to
vaccinate, and now we nave practically
cleared the town oft. The people are in
favor of vaccination, but are not in favor
of compulsory vaccination The idea that
it must be done goes against the grain.
But from now on we do not look for any
more trouble from the disease"
81 was never so surprised in my life"
said John Schoentgen of Council Bluffs
at the Knutstord yesterday, as l was
when L got here. You know, I had heard
that Salt Lake was built by the MOrmOns,
and 1 supposed it was something of vii
lage. However, 1 had a curiosity to see
IL, anyway When l got TO the depot L
didn't like it, but when I rode up town
metropolitan city The business houses
wide and ciean" Mr.. Schoentgen is a
wealthy wholesale grocer and this is his
first trip west. He is with II. Cartan Of
Omaha with whom he has toured the
The Kenyon.-Mrs d. c. Wilson, Mrs,
Cosgriff, Rawlins, Wyo.; S. o. Stevens,
Logan; sydney Stevens Ogden; A Grae-
Der Kentucky; T. a. Pitcher, Boston;
Telephone Girl; James 3. McCracken,
Ogden; II. Roci-rnan, Boise; s. G Mad
den, B. H. Westervelt, Denver; James 7.
Bremen Canton, o.; Isaac Grab, Chi
cag0; George BaUr and wife, MuncoS,
Colo: William O. Alden, Boston, Mass;
San Francisco; W. +. Murphy, Provo;
Z. l.. Nesbit, Omaha; II. J. Green, New
Mrs. w. &. searle, Miss Searle. c. 3.
S,shr, Provo; r. Z. Beaver, Boston; Mr..
and Mrs NJ. a Fenton, Ogden; w: T.
Holland, Washington. D. G; S. Q. New
ton, San Francisco; Austin z. Grifiths, /
Seattle; J. s Danver, San Francisco
Knutsford-Mr. and Mrs. c. Knapp |
Aims!ii. Phiiadeip6ia! G. N. North.
Kelley. St. Louis; a. Applebaum. Louis |
vile, Ky; Judson Spafford, Boise: G.. A. |
Boomer, Chicago, z. B. Soloman, Dayton, |
@; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright, London; |
G. a. Baxter, San Francisco; John !
schoentgen. II. Cartan. Council Bluffs; /
J; 4; Davis, Minne7a3pol,s; Il. 3. Gee, san /
Chicago; J. S. Thompson. Baltimore; G. |
T. Springer. Denver: ]. f. Schlingman, |
Charles Reuff and wife. Portland; G. Z. !
White. Philadelphia.
CuIlen-A. e Ward. Payette. Ida; |
Harry Hermsen, Z J. Leehay. Miss NJ. |
Minturn. c. b. Burrows and wife Chap |
holds. Fremont: ". watkins White !
water. Colo; + j., Hagenbarth. Idaho; |
Mich q " GTSr ottf T Sl.i' IA A4 TdbI
Smith. New York: Jesse Knight and fam
ily, Provo; Mr.. and Mrs ID. J. Vincent, |
HebeT; Dan Smith. Lehi; A. Stuart and |
lr. F. J. Kiesel, A J. Weber Ogden; |
Walter Abingdon, St Louis; Joseph Clark, |
Ogden.
Walker House.-Cbris Anderson Bling |
ham; ". L. Neal. Idaho: Alice G Brown, |
Bakersfield Cal; &. Crofp. Chicago; |
Charles Bergman, Ogden; Harry Tenn |
sen. Ed J. Lehay, Mark Mintum Bell ]
Telephone company; r. l.. Heneck. Bing- 4
ham; James =. Fransen and wife, Eph- |
rain; j. \ Kelly, Fillmore.
White House,. Melville. Ogden: T. |
y ketchem, Scofield; w. J. Vandiner, /
Aspen. Colo; w. " Draper, St. Johns; /
w. Geiger, LeadvilIe; L. Z. Stokes New /
I ork; ". r. Cary. r. Settleman. c. f. |
Scott. g McMul1en, l. Wing, Anthonk, /
&an.; J. K. Johnson. A. Jensen, Ogden; !
". r. Warner. Spanish Fork; George Nc |
+ emma and wife, Scofeld; r. Willis, Too |
eie; J. W. Granville, w. Granville Mer-
SUri r. A. Irvine, Scotland; Charles |
Schlisht Chicago; Miss G. Calhoun
evanston, Wyo.; *. a Greene Grand |
J uncJOn; g :. Moore. Cleveland. o.; Miss
Lucy Wrathall Miss Lizzie WrathaH
MISS cara Wrathall, Miss Eva WrathaU
MISS Edith Cooley, Grantsville: S. Walsh /
Provo; J. earns. Parley's Park: w v
Murray, Denver; Frank futile and wife
Manti; George w. Hays GEORGE A Snow
MOSCOW, Ida Miss NJ. Hooking Mrs a |
Heaston, A j. HeastOn, Binghan1: w
Il Zion, Spring City; A Olsen, Spring
City, Utah.
w. C. T. u Meeting.
The w G T L. meets this afternoon
al the Y. NJ. c. a. parlors at 2:3O d. m.
MRS. e. HAWHURST, Secretary.