Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-22
PEOPLE VINO ARE PASSING

DR.. r. j. Hin has been heard from
by his business associates in this city.
lie Is In London, the guest Of the pres
ldent of the Ancient and Honorable
Guild OF Consolidated Anglican, Celtic
and Caledonian Druggists, Highgale
Hin pronounced 'ighgate I'D, sussex
Crossroads Old Bailey, Friar's Church,
yard, Pettlcoat Lane, Plcadllly circus,
N, Il, W. Dr. Hill IL reported as nav
Ing been honored with the hood ana
degree OF Doctor of Pharmacy (summa
cum laudel by the Seven Dlals college
OF Industrial pharmacy Patcmoster
Row, H. G., after reading learned
thesis before the faculty on the proto-
plasmics structure and maturatlon OF
the embryology of echinoderms Doctor
Hill has been giving special attention to
Greek and Egyptian pharmacology' as
evidenced in MINIS and papyri in the
British museum. AT last accounts Dr.
Hill was editing resurrected INNS de-
failing the laws and regulations gov
ernlng the apokAruktas of Athens in
the time of Themlstotes, and the dis
covery Of soda water fountains in the
ruins of ancient Tyre and Sidon-vide
Codex Sinaitieus, s vo. 1893 .. Geneva
edition Of the Gutenberg text Not
withsranding his erudlte studies the
doctor is managing to enjoy himself,
so the letters received state, and Is a
regular patron Of Covent Garden, the
London Gaiety,the Empire Hlppodrome,
Kensington Gardens, and His Majesty's
theater, on Sundays he Ii to be found
a regular attendant az ~, Paul's cathe-
dral and the Salvation Army services
on Queen Victoria street. He medi-
tates a descent on Paris, and other
European cities, after a special study
OF the glue and chemical works at
Rotherhite ON the banks OF the Thames
Davis s. Miller, financial agent Of the
government az the White Rocks agency
Is a guest at The Cullen Mr., Miller
SAYS that the noble red man does not
al all relish the idea OF being allotted
lands In severalty 80 that he can take
cure of himself and his family through
agricultural operations He prefers
much to continue d ward Of the gov
ernment. hunt, FISH, loaf when he likes,
draw his customary stipend, and en-
Joy life on the large and expensive
principle There ~ no more trouble at
the Indian school, the soldiers have
nothing 10 do but TO play cards and
study the face OF nature when not
drilling, and there is plenty Of water
In the streams, although the snow crop
In the mountains II very short this
season. Mr. Miller says q railroad IN
from Price, the Moon or anywhere else
for that matter would he a great thing
Thomas I.oughncy of Boise is a guest
at the White House. He states that
the wagon road intended 10 run from
tho capital into the Thunder Mountain
district has already been started and
will be pushed through. The scheme to
start wooden mill AZ Boise has been
given up, although Colonel Dewey was
seriously thinking OF locating the pro-
posed plant az Nampa which he Is do
ing his level best to build up. The
new mammoth hotel at Nampa Is stlll
unfinished and Colonel Dewey has been
told that he has a white elephant on
his hands. But he says not, and that
the big carayansary will pay when Il
is opened. Mr.. Loughney says that
Boise Is growing so fast that It will
have 10000 TO 1900 people inside OF
three years,
Assessor j. y. Williamson Of White
Pine county, Ney., " a guest OF the
Cullen. Mr. Williamson says that re-
alties generally in his shire are firm.
II not rising. and that the general bus
mess outlook Is encouraging. lie states
that gold. silver, copper and lead are
being brought 20 light In promising
quantities. Mr.. Williamson regards
Tonopah ss the coming great mining
camp OF the state. Nothing more seems