The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-10-31
SALT LAKE
CITY AND NErGHBoRHooD.


CITY AND NEIGHBoRHooD.
It takes the banker to travel in style
A trafnload of them passed through
this city Saturday en- route from san
Francisco, stopping over few hours
TO see the sights of Zion. The tralll'
which was composed Of eleven Vestl-
pulled Pullmans, including an extra car
FOR servants, was fitted up most surnp-
tuously. it was the finest train ever
seen west OF the Mississippi river. III
addition to the Pullman cars there was
a library car filled with books galore
and there was also a handsome piano
Tor those who were unsteady inclined
The dining car was the finest ever seen
anywhere. Its service was OF cut glass;
china and silver. There was also a
car, equipped with puA-
'et, barber shop and bath rooms.
Chin Guam Chan, better known as
Chin, the Mayor Of Chinatown" is 10
be deported to China on the next boat.
Consequently. Chin will not bring ms
bride to Salt Lake as contemplated. ana
he firm of Guam Wo Sine & Co., %
Plum alley. will have to get along with
,ut its English-speaking partner
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The French Speaking club of Salt
lake held an entertaining sOiree at
he home of Attorney and Mrs. D. b.
Richards recently. The evening was
pent in the rendition Of a programme
4 songs. reoitations and compositions
n French, q prize for the best of the
after being awarded to L. ALBERT. The
hub is for the purpose of keeping in
ouch with the French language and
people Of Salt Lake.
Reports from the Wyoming coal
mines say that there is a shortage of !
nen and cars amounting to 80 per cent, |
which cuts down the output just that |
much. Local coal dealers say that |
weather.. there is by no means an
bundant supply of certain kinds of |
Wyoming coal, and unless there is some |
hange for the better, when the rush |
ONES with steady cold weather Wyo- |
ming Goals are likely to become very |
hort. Wyoming coal managers are |
ooking for help. There is plenty Of |
york to be had up there.
Word comes from Idaho that Senator
Y. A. Clark OF Montana, who has for |
everal years owned the hotel and some |
{ the lands adjacent to the beautiful |
hoshone Falls. situated about twenty |
niles from Shoshone station on the
ne Of the Oregon Short Line has at |
asst determined to start a new enter
rise that will be Of vast benefit to the
lem state.
The real estate market is very quiet,
nd prices and rents are not going up.
me handsome residence on Third
treet, for instance, where $50 and 500
er month was asked, is now empty,
Though the rental demanded has been
educed to s45. One local real estate
ealer said that with For Sale" no
ces scattered all over town, he ought
) have more inquiries.
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Fish Commissioner John Sharp has
lst finished distributing for the year,
nd has a record for this year of over
million young fish distributed over
Telve counties of this state.
Henry Warrum, brother of Noble
Tarrum of this city, has been elected
ty attorney of Indianapolis.
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County Superintendent of Schools B
7. Ashton returned from a trip
lroughout the county visiting schools.
lie said he found the pupils backward
spelling and reading, and urged the
,achers to give those two branches
iore attention in the future.
Thomas ]. Lynch returned Sunday
ON a several days visit to the Alpine
-operty at Lone Mountain, says Sat
IT. rA,N
lat a force of eighteen men is now at
ork at the mine, the largest ever en-
oyed, and that a large amount of
lipping ore is being extracted and
guIarly forwarded to the shelters.
1t is Just a few days over year since
lie Alpine property came into the
,nds Of the O'Meara-Lynch company,
I'd in that time the net returns from
Ie shipment of ore have amounted to
over 100000 This. added
the cost Of extraction, transportation
Id reduction, would bring the total
'oduction well up towards the 100000
ark, making a most excellent showing !
IT a property which a little over 4
,ar ago had shipped but little ore and
as practically unknown. 1t is, how
-er. but one of a number of Lone
ountain properties that Will be doing
e same thing the coming year. The
onopah- Belcher is already following it ,
a close second.
Tt has been settled that the All Hal
VS. will play the Ogden High school in
gden today Saturday.. Word was
ceived from the Junction City team ,
.cepting the terms offered by All !
allows. Captain Bassett Of the All
allows team says the college will run
excursion on that day and expects ]
see all the friends of the All HaIlows
along to root for the college team.
The last number of Dun's Review has \
e following to say about business
nditions in this city: Conditions in
bling lines are practically un- /
anged. Trade is up to the average in
Y goods. clothing, shoes and notions,
ID fairly steady in groceries, drugs
ID hardware. Retail trade is fair but {
tarded to some extent I'm dry goods |
ID kindred lines by mild weather
elections are still slow and back
ard. Money is in fair supply, but G
yhtening somewhat owing to SYM r
thy with eastern conditions.
rhe Chicago office of the Cunard line
opting q time-honored custom Of /
cir home offices, viii in the future
splay the company's house flag over
cir Office on sailing days for the Q
nefit Of those passing who may be g
terested on account of the mails or {
reason of having friends going
road.
CATHEDRAL NOTES.