Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-26
HOTEL GOSSIP.


Henry G. Stuart OF Washington, u,
c.. is at the Wilson. on the way to
the Cherry Creek COLO Mining district,
Nevada. Mr.. Stuart has extensive in
terests In that region. and has stop
red In Salt Lake to pick up few
experienced men to assist in the in
stallation of machinery in his prop
critics there, r. II. Brown OF this
city will accompany him as consulting
engineer. Mr.. Stuart reports that the
Cherry Creek district Is opening up
rapidly. and that already his own
properties are making splendid show
ings, and he Is spending $4,000 n
month in developing the five proper
ties of which he Is president. The Gold
Canyon Mining company Gold Canyon
Extension, Cocomongo Gold Mining
company. Cherry Creek Gold Mining
company and the Antwerp Nevada, he
reports, are all being fitted out with
new machinery. which Is the cause
of his visit to that region.
Mr.. Stuart is having q delightful
visit in salt Lake In connection with
his business, and says that salt Lake
City is even more beautiful than ever.
He has recently moved from New York
City to Washington. d. c., for the
benefit of his wlfe's health.
j. j. Strowbridg-, and his brother
A. G.. Strowbrdge who are large land
holders in the vicinity of Sur%ey Eng
land, are spending a few days in salt
Lake and acquainting themselves with
the agric cultural industries of the state.
They have visited many of the I'M
portant reclamation projects in the
northwest. and incidentally visited the
Yellowstone park on the way. They
expect to leave soon for the east.
f.. W. Sherman. the superintendent
of the DAILY West Mining company, of
Park City, is registered at the Ken
ycn.
Il. p. Terrell. prominent business
man of Ely Nevada, is spending
few days in the city, as guest at
the Kenyon,
T.. Milford, proprietor of the White
House hotel, has gone to Ogden today
to meet his wife and daughter who
are expected to return today from an
Is months visit in England.
Mrs. G. II, Olmstead. wife OF the
superintendent of the Pocatello d.
vision of the Oregon Short Line rail-
road. is registered at the Cullen from
Pocatello. Mrs. Olmstead is accom-
panied by her daughter.
James Neui ana MS wire, EuytH
Chapman, who are now on the adj
vanced vaudeville circuit are register
ed at the Kenyon from Savannah, Ga.
They will play this week at the Or
pheum Miss Chapman is enjoying
the sights around the city this after
noon, while her husband Is looking
after some little business at the hotel.
Ny Nell is the owner of the NELL
theaters in Seattle and Portland, and
csic In, t, Attraction "a thar1 NOT
withstanding his work on the road.
w. II. Slick and family are regis
tered at the Kenyon from Alberta, Ida.
Mr.. Slick is q contractor, now engaged
on a s2,000,000 project for the gov
eminent in the neighborhood of
Glenn's Ferry. Idaho, where he has
several hundred men and teams, along
with several steam shovels at work
on the reclamation project there. He
Will be in the city few days.
G. II. Kinney and F. Fl. Lockhart
large merchants of Blackfoot, are in
the city purchasing supplies for their
Idaho establishments They report n
prosperous outlook In general for
their locality.
George Hamilton. young student
of agriculture in the west. has just
returned from the Snake river coun-
try, near Idaho Falls. Idaho, where he
has taken up an so acre tract OF land
He reports that the available land In
that district il gradually being taken
up, and that there are very good pros
poets there for the settlers. The land
costs so cents an acre. and the water
right SIS, which is guaranteed suf-
fcient by the Idaho Falls Water and
Power company, he says.