The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-15
HOTEL GOSSIP.

/ 44O Il LII OOAJsJAL
A PARTY of sixteen eastern tourists ar
| rived last evening in private car IrC
/ Wyoming. under the tutelage or Wills
/ ping at the KnutsfoTd for couple OF
I days. The party includes Carl II. Fowler
| of New York son of Bishop c. II. Fow
| Ter of BumalO; z. =. Wallower and fam
| lily of Harrisburg, Pa; J. Hervey Patton
/ and wife of Harrisburg; DR.. i. d. Rog-
| ers and wife, Chicago; Mrs stone, Den
I yer; Miss Matthewson, New York; VIII
/ bur S. Emerson, Grand Encampment,
WyO., and DIT. Paul Baumaster Of Chi
/ ca=o.
The party is on its way to the yellow
| stone. but it stopped on to visit Grand
/ Encampment. where nearly all the men
J bers are interested.
/ The properties in which they have
/ stock were visited, and they expressed
| themselves as delighted with what they
| camp 100-ton smelter is already in
/ operation, and the members say the ore
/ bodies in the camp are showing Up
/ finely.
The party viii be joined by Miss Re
I bekah Collier. stepdaughter OF Dr. T De
! Witt Talmage. Miss Collier achieved
/ a drug store in Easthampton, Long Isl
/ and, stopping the animal in front Of the
! soda fountain, and taking a glass OF ice
I cream soda, without aHghting.
! Messrs. Emerson and Mccartney were
/ residents Of ogden some ten years ago.
Chief Justice Theodore Bradley of the
| supreme bench Of Montana and AssOci-
! ate Justice George r. AIilburn arrived in
/ the city last evening from the north.
/ Judge Braoley IS resident OF Helena
/ and Judge Milburn OF Miles City.
The iuTists are in Salt Lake on pleas
/ ure- They stopped over en- route to visit
I Senator Fred T Dubois at Blackfoot, and
I intend 10 spend a little time in Salt Lake,
/ enjoying the peculiar advantages of this
resort.
zone of the greatest mining districts
in the west. if not the. greatest. is the
salmon River district declared John
/ Afortensen of Blackfoot, Ida. at the Cul-
| len yesterday The railroad is working
/ our way. and when it does come, keep
{ your eye on Salmon River"
Mr. MortenSen says there is great &C
tiVlty noticeable throughout the entire
district this season There is nothing
Ike the stampede Of 1855, which brought
crowds 10 the plsceTs. bur there is
work The Blackbird district looks espe-
cially promising Then there Is within
easy radius the Mackinaw. Leesburg,
Shoup, owl Greek. Indian Creek, Sage
Creek. Gibbonsville. Yellow Jacket aud
other districts With the advent Of
railroad another excitement is promised
for this part of Idaho.
II am not so sure that Salt Lake viii
always be the metropolis of Utah. in
sisted Senator A Q. SmOot. at the Gull
len Provo is not to be left out of con-
sideratiOn, and you needn't laugh at me
when / say that In any event Provo is
We are adding every year to our assert
ment of millOnaireS, and besides these
there are a number who are pretty close
to the million mark Some Of these DAYS
Provo viii be big city, and it viii al
ways be a fine city"
J w Johnson arrived at the Walker
from Ephraim yesterday
The grasshoppers are still the plague
of that region he ssid but the people
are fighting them vigorously There al
ways has to be some disadvantage, for
otherwise this would have been a year of
DIG crops there The farmers are better
on than they are in Kansas and Ne
braska, anyhow. and that reminds one
that irrigation isn't so bad in some ways
after all, for you can depend on 1t much
more certainly than you can on rain"
Knutsford.-H. G. Lee, Minneapolis;
George A TOole and wife, Rap Portage,
canada: A. ". Ely and wife, Galveston,
Tex; r. F. A. Child, z. II. Child, Eng
land, Emil Keister and wife Columbia
Ga; J. Mcdowell Mathews, Buffalo, n
y; Frederic j. Haskin, Buffalo, y. y;
Mrs L c Page Miss Helen S SteaTHs
J. Harris, Mr. and Mrs Ralph, Leavsn-
worth, KAN S. Arthur Spring, Rich
mond. Ind; c 3. Dempster, D. c. Demp-
ster, Beatrice Neb-; w. S Haynes. Chit
cago; II. Wittenburg, Portland, ore; II.
G Davis Dr. and Mrs. Barisch. Mr. and
Mrs G NJ Barisch and maid, New York;
Miss Carrie Everett. Media. Tex; Miss
Minnie Poe, Longvisw, Tex; Miss Mamie
Ewing, Gorsicanag Tex; Miss Neva w
/ Iaylcr, Fort Worth Tex; ". s. Forrey,
Mrs. W. S Forrey, Shreveport. la; A.
H. W GODS CohasSet; J. s. Whitney, BOs-
ton; 5. w. Fish. New York; John Den
Duties, Philadelphia; Carl H Fowler,
New York; William Ogiivie, San Fran
cisco; j. C. Schultz, New York; r b.
Crosheld. Reigate, England; B. RIcCaf-
| frey, wife, daughter and sister. Denver;
r y w alloWer, wife and two daughters,
]. Hervey Patton and wife. Harrisburg,
Pa; J.. d. Rogers and wife, CHICAGO:
Mrs Stone. Denver. Miss Matthewser
New York Willis George Emerson, VII
bur Emerson, Grand Encampment, Wyo.;
DR.. Paul BaUmaster. Chicago: Ma Tor
James B. HOrner, Miss Lillian z. Horncr,
Marion Gray, New York; Hugh O'Noill,
chicago; A. D. Hopper, wife and chill
dren, Spokane; Mrs. George W. Drlsly,
YORK Pa; p A HaVerstic. St. PAU.
John Drem, Park City; II. S. Hallet, BCs-
( ton; r II. Ballard. Butte. Mont. Mrs
Carroll Sudler, Miss Sudler, Chicago; r.
J. W. Brewster and wife, Washington. D.
y, Ut u y. Ea0s chicago; Theodore
Sradiey, Helena, Mont; George r. Mil
| burn, Miles City. Mont; DR. B. B. Eads
and wife. Chica so. a. NJ Well and wife
/ ducah, Ky; Mrs. Z. 3. Schwartzen burg
Fa0ucdn, KY, Mrs. !. r. Armstrong and
/ child; St Louis; Miss n. J. Clarke, Rich
NJ Stern, Columbus, Wis
The Kenyon-C. w. Fairbanks. c. D.
Stafford Fort Bridger. Wyo-; Lon z. Ma
han and wife, Kansas City; G. S Lewis
/ Denver; A T Lipman. san Francisco; L.
r. Deary, Boise; P. l. PierpOint. Chem
4du, - X w Linden, Salmon; II J.
Humphreys, Carson; W. f Dodge. Chi
cage. C.. y. White. Philadelphia the
Misses Williams. Kansas City: H H.
Sheppard, Alan Wilson. Denver: Mrs =
J. Sheafer, Mrs. r. II. Leeoson, Pueblo;
Mrs NJ W Lee Bethlehem. Pa, VaIsu-
/ tine GidOn. Ogden: D. s. Taggart Her
man 'Bamberger.- city; F.. J. Stiltsman
ana wife, Chicago; 7. J. Gumpert New
York; W n Maquiem, Chicago. w A.
Nicholson and wife, North Carolina. ST.
mon Vile. Cincinnati. O.: W s. LOOMS,
city, Z. ". Clark. Ophir
White House-W. Gillespie. Tooele: W.
1 T-Neubald and wife Wyoming; H Wade
Castle Gate. J. Bettess. Alta: T. "
Fraser and wife, l. Smith. Park City; 9.
n Besrchler and wife. Sacramento: 4.
J. simon ana wife. Idaho; A. Madison,
I G. Sterling Portland, Ore; II. @. Keek
and wife, Colorado T. Massey. Silver
City, Ida; T. T. Dean. Idaho: c. Ander-
son and wife. Spanish Fork; John Turney
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