The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-29
HOTEL GOSSIP.

innocence He refused to say anything
about Harold Pitt OF salt Lake, VINO was
accused ia connection with the commis-
sary frauds
DIT. C. H. Solfer Of Evanston. Wyo., ar
rived at the Kenyon last evening, with
his wife and son.
Evanston is greatly interested in the
development OF the Wyoming OIL helos,
said the doctor and at present every
thing looks bright. The Weli Of the Wyom-
ing Illuminating OIL company. one OF j.
Z. NebergaIs companies, is down sixty
Ieet, and IL is expected mat Lne Htrt
stratum of oil sand VIII be struck almost
any time The Fossil Consolidated OIL
company, the organissa ton FORMED p[ q
pool OF several oil interests, IS preparing
10 put down couple of wells. senator
c. d. Clark's company is also getting
ready to put down wells
J. T. Mead Of Philadelphia is an elderly
and genial globe-trotter' VINO Is now
spending few DAYS in salt Lake, with
headquarters at the Cullen Mr. Mead has
been around the world three times ana
he wandeTs for the pleasure OF a. IL ~
say 50. Mr.. Mead says one of the Things
he has noticed most in his journeys Is the
extent to which American goods are Delil&
Introduced abroad American locomotives
for example, are being shipped TO Eng
land and sold as English locomotives al
ter the brand has been changed
D. R. Lincoln. who is connected with
the freight department of the missouri
left for the east last evening after stay
Of several days at the Kenyon.
Il have been charmed with salt Lake,
said Mr.. Lincoln, and 1 am coming back
here. This is my first visit, and l was
impressed as soon as I arrived The Ia
vorable impression deepened as became
better acquainted with the place
"On the way out here I was particu-
larly interested IN studying the conStrGc-
tiOu Of the mountain roads The engl-
neering feats 1 saw in the trip out mere
struck me as marvellous. When a per
son stops to study the difficulties sur
mounted by these mountain roads ne mas
what is accomplished is simply wonder
full
DR.. H. w. Starlight of Denver is in the
city stopping at the Walker
Utah seems to me the most promising
state OF the present, SAID Dr. SeaTlsat
last evening, and have concluded to
locate here although ] am giving up
good practice to do so"
Dr. Starlight expects to leave for the
central and southern part Of the state to-
day.
When William Gillespie Of Mammoth
wrote his name on the W atker mousse reg
lister Wednesday evening he was bache-
Tor When he appeared again at the hotel
last evening he was a benedict The bride
was Miss Abbie Robertson Of Provo, and
the two mere married in the temple
The Kenyon.-Edwin ]. Atkins. Denver.
Colo; II. Abraham, New York. 10 E
Levers and wife Spring Valley, Wyo-i
Nj. d. Ting and wife Omaha; Charles s.
Levy, San Francisco: l. Harrison. Gin
cinnati. O.; ". \. Ryer. Denver T. Huh
bell. Duluth; J. A SilkwOOd. Denver;
A J. Helm, Milwaukee: Martin Murray,
Louisville, Ky; A. H. Ginger, New York;
d. NJ. Funk. II. TiCksnshere and wife,
Bloomington Ill. J. .. Flenner. Boise,
Miss Ida Stinson, POcatello. Ida; NJ IL
Manuel. Chicago G {. Colt, city; H. H.
Harder. st. George: William JarchOw.
Philadelphia, Pa; A. H. Brown, Boston;
J. H jenkins, John T. Anderson. Phila-
doh n
cisco; +. A MOriaty. Denver. J. H Wick
ersham, Boise; Eugene c Hefiiey, city
w II Carter and wife. Boston, Mass;
E p. Denison. Harry Friedlander, Chi
cagO; g. WoIthingtOn, Denver; Dr. and
Mrs c, II Solier and son, Evanston,
Wyo., A. NJ Wrench. Telluride Colo; ".
X BOardman, Nevada, Ia; G. ". Michel
son, Grand Junction; s. a Brutt New
York: Sam Kuntstadter. Chicago; c. H.
Mann, New Haven. Conn: l. O.LeOnard.
Missouri Pacific Mrs. r H. Winkelmau
and children. BeIleviile, H.; L. /. Num-
welsh. Park City: F. ". Nelson. West
Jordan; J. L Heron, Butte; L. G. Rob
inson, Denver.
White House-George FRESHMAN. Heni-
fer; Miss J. Hooking, Wisconsin: w. II.
Schwaba- Billings, Okla; J. A. Daniels
Soda Springs; George Melne, St. George
Mrs. W. T. Jones, Cambria, Mo, Fred
Meinecke. St. Louis, Mo; Thomas c
Pict0n. Plymouth, Pa T. r. Edge, BIZ
ningham, Pa; g J. Johnson and wife,
Park City. a. Ball. Bingham; Miss NJ B.
Doweese, Mrs F. A. Sleeth, Kingmare,
Kan; D. D. Houtz Provo: s r. HaIver-
Smart Heber: c A WrRride. ir GER
many; ". s. Mathews. Georgetown: John
T Flanders, Grantsville. N. G. keiter,
Iowa; T. +. Keiter. Scofeld. Mat Speers,
Tooeie; Fred Lionbery, Grantsville.
Knutsford-Havin Sawyer. Boston: r.
NJ. Nichols and wife. St Louis, E. r.
Thompson. San Francisco; C.. NJ Burns,
Soil ais dor
villa. New York: Samuel Tumpkin wife
and child, Atlanta, Ga; Frank SchOn-
rsck. New York; z. f. Soil1e. Worcester,
Mass: J. H Southard, J. F. Merrill, To
ledo. O.; J. n. Schallenberger and wife.
W. c. Schrage and wife Chicago; D. NJ.
Carman and wife, Manila; Mr.. and Mrs.
". B. Jeaney. St. Louis; ". Y. Rice and
wife Park City; H. /. Hubbard. Helper;
l. f. Smith, Mr. and Mrs J. Knox Mr..
Knox, Omaha; Thomas F. Shendon. Chi
cago: Miss ORC B. Nichols. Mrs. 3. F.
Hastings, Silver City Ida; J. A T Ran
dolph, WaynesbUry. Pa
The WsIker.-W. J. Stevenson, Denver;
2. BentZ. Bingham: A. W. Barnes. Heb
ron. Ind; J. a. Kay, Chicago: J. W
Gessford- Washington. Pa. Fred Mitch
ell. Wayne county; Tom Colven, Baker /
City, Ore J. A. Robinson. St. Louis, /
Mrs. Hamill. Tooele; H Sims. Park City;
dclph: Miss Christensen. Randolph; W
II. willis, Chicago; r Coin, ogden; J. !
W. Mcl5dnn. N T. EIeaSdDL.
Cullen.-L. A. Merrill. wife and daugh- l
ter, Logan; 3. J. Darnell Eiko. New, r I
a. Young, Calientes, New G. J. Cross, /
Modeska- Kan; H. c. Catteu- COrinue, ]
Frank X. Hit. Idaho Falls; James C. |
Gibson and wife, Juneau. Alaska Boise /
baseball club; E IT. Bel. Portland; S. D. /
Curtis. Butte; J. II. Barlow, Harrison |
Ida: Mr.. and Mrs. Y. l. Schlink, Peoria {
HIS; Z. 5. Bennett. Tacoma. Wash; [
William Ochs and wife, Bingham; + G. l
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wilma McGraw. W. H Hearn. Pittsburg; |
T J. Atchison. Hutchinson. Kan; W. NJ I
Nesbit. Eureka. S B. Loveridge. A Van /
Patten Ogden; A J.. Dermeyer. South /
Bend Ind; r. J. Kearues. GunnisOn; j. I
a Scott Bingham; NJ. b Dodge, Selma 1
Vile Okla: John NaylOr, Big Sandy, /
Mont; Henry Nangert. Rochester. 4
Mont; Edward Pike, Eureka.
Value Received.
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