The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-07
HOTEL GOSSIP.

R. J. Robinson came in from Moab yes
IeruaN, registering at the Walker Mr..
Robinson is interested in several promis-
ing claims in the La Sal mountains, on
one OF which he has put up MILL
We have some splendid prospects in
the locality, he said 'Ore has been
taken out recently running all the way
from trace TO $500 a ton, and nobooy
has gone down deep yet. The prin-
cipal drawback IS the distance from a
railroad. as nothing can be shipped that
does not run pretty high
c. II. Evans of Hudson. N Y. president
OF a bank in that city. reached Salt Lake
last evening from the coast on his way
'-This is my third trip to salt Lake" he
said in the Knutsford lobby. Il have
found 1t a pleasant and convenient place
70 stop over and rest. am out here en-
urety Tor pleasure Do you know, IL
strikes me as surprising that the coal 4re-
sources OF Utah are not developed to a
greater extent Coal in California is sell
Ing at 81 and So ton, and il seems to
more Utah coal Oil is being largely
used as a substitute, however. 1 under
stand that experiments with oiltas fuel
are being made, and that they are quite
w. W. Royal of Payson, one of the old
time Titan mining men, came into the
the Walker
II have mined in the Tintic district
eighteen years. he said Yesterday, and
nice home in Payson and concluded to
quit mining, as am getting along in
years: But | can't keep out of it. It's in
| the blood. I'd like now TO lease my place
cheap Tor awhile, and / would take
wagon and get out and make some
money l think 1 know . place south of
Tintic that offers a pretty good chance to
| speculate, and want TO give ii try.
! m not cut out for ranOhing, anyhow, al
though L have been getting along all
right since L have had a little experience
at it, When / first went to work on my
7 /
l nave at least learned that you can't
do that
Judge Jacob Johnson Of Spring City is
at the Cullen.
W T. Oliver and family Of RossIand. B.
c, are at the Knutsford.
A c. Brigham of Boston. who with his
Vile and brother, DR.. ID. T. Brigham. is
at the Knutsford. is making his first visit
Z. SAT- Lake for twenty years.
= W heneI was out here before he said,
FL met W. II. Rowe, who was then super
ntendent of the manu- acturing depart
Asnt of the 4. en- l.. and Abe Gould.
S0ther of Jay Gould. who Was in charge
%, the coal department Of the Union Pa
clIIc: would like TO find Mr.. Rowe. for
If / am not mistaken I owe him a little
money We traded hats on the train and
have a vague idea I owe him some mon
ey 70 boot II 1 could lind him now 1
Mr.. Brigham was disappointed to learn
mat MT Rowe is no longer IN Salt Lake.
nam party VIII leave on the morning train
Tor the east. Mr.. Brigham says that Bos-
lOnidnS ara greatly lntel esteo in the de-
NeiVpinent OF Ctah.S copper properties,
and that those which are listed on the
Boston exchange are looked upon with
considerable favor. In years gone by Mr.
Brigham was a commercial traveller but
nowadays he earns his living BY manual
labor=clipping coupons.
Hyrum Hayban of Logan was in the
walker lobby last night weariiy explain
Ing for the thousandth time this year that
ms name IS not spelled beginning High.
MT it3yball not long ago leaped into the
ilmeSghI of publicity by his appointment
IN place OF Theodore BTubaCk on the gov
ernor' estaff during the brief regime of
Acting 6ovsrnor Aquila Nebeker
a.. Logan Is looking Tor a building boom
new buildings TOR the Agricultural college
are going up. and SO is the new sugar fac
as If there would not be enough workrne1
In town to handle all the jobs"
Everett BOynton of Boston, THE aged
globe-trotter, is al the Cullen. Mr. Bovn-
ton Is AZ years of age, and is spending his
time seeing the world. He has traSeIe,i
yesterday from California where ne has
been wandering about the state sight-see-
The wool buyers early on the scene are
eeslnnlng to show up at the hoteis
Among the recent arrivals are Robert
Craig of Philadelphia and George r Colbv-
OF Boston, both of whom are at the
Knutsfords
The hotels were filled again last night
with the conference crowds and tourists.
r, Ernest Pack of Kansas is at the White
w. R McCurdy of Montpelier, Ida. is
a guest at the White House
J. H. Bellemere of Kansas city wrote
his name yesterday on the White HOuss
register he proudly claims Carrie Nation
as d M1SSourian, although Kansas is her
present home.
p F. F. Woodward of Diamond is at the
a. Sunderland of Deep Creek came in
yesterday registering at the Walker
The name Of Z. A. Foutz of Panguitch
is ON the Walker House register
J. H Palmer. formerly of Los Angeles.