The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07
In Hotel Corridors

Among the prominent guests at the
Knutsford lie ], Fl. Dunlap OF seattIe.
Yulaon Alaska Pacific exposition, which
is TO be held In that city next year. MT.
Dunlap is spending A few days In this
city. making preparations for the Utah
exhibit and attending to other details.
He says that the exposition VIII equal
the great worlds fair held some time ago
at Chicago. and he anticipates that II VIII
boom Seattle TO suoh an extent that the
city will. become tho LEADER OF the entire
Pacific coast. Preparations VIII De mace
for several hundred thousand visitors. and
tho buildings are already well under way.
In speaking OF the matter, Mr. Dunlap
says the good to be derived from the
exposition cannot be measured IN any
way, but that 1t Will mean more for that
city and territory than anything else pos
sible Every means Will be employed 10
house the guests and make them com
Portable during their stay, He expects
that Utah Will have one OF the best ex-
hiblts OF all the western. states, and PAID
tho state a rare compliment In speaking
OF II He will visit the city several times
great exposition. From reports he has
received the entire country Is entering
into the project In splendid manner and
he has been assured OF the hearty co-ope-
government building Will be 8. magnificent
structure. as will all the others to be
erected while the grounds will surpass
anything of the kind ever before attempt
ed at like exposition.
Arrivals at the local hotels have been
exceptionally heavy during the past TWEEN
ty-four hours. At the Wilson alone over
100 were registered, while the knutsford.
Kenyon and Cullen Sere as literally pa
tronized. The late arrival OF trains over
for this, there being an unusually large
mum Der Of tourists Besiees these, there
were many commercial Inen and several
prominent business men,, The arrivals for
hn .Ia,y 1h0ro 0Nrl-P nd lie
expected that frolp now on thcy Will con-
tinue 10 pour in TO such an extent that
the hotels will daily be crowded TO the
Limit OF their capacity.
One OF the prominent arrivals during
the afternoon was q c. Largey. young
Butte millionaire. who some months ago,
was married at the Wilson hotel TO a
widely known nctress. Mr. Largey was
elected member OF the Montana leeisla-
ture at the recent election. and expects to
companied by his wife and valet and by
r. z. Thomas. They are stopping at the
Wilson and expect to remain here several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Lincoln Lppit, OF
pToyldsnee, Im.s.n1, r l., are registered at the
mer1hant Of the Rhode Island city. and Is
ton accompanies them
J. =. Erdlets. Jr, OF YeriDston is AZ
the Wilson Mining Interests are boom-
SAYS and ne expects that several inlpor-
tant deals, which will mean the extensive
development Of the district VIII be put
through within few weeks
United States Pension Examiner +. ".
Iuckerran OF Denver is at tn. Wilson.
Mt. Tuckerman Is here on business coa-
Dected with the pension department, AMI
VIII visit several western noipts hosaro
returning 10 Denver
]. d. Landes OF Twin Fails is al IN.
kenyon; Mr., Landes Is deeply Interested
In the irrigation question in Twin Falls
and vicinity and expects that there viii
be some developments there In the n,ar
future which Will have a direct bearing
upon the future prosperity In that terri
tory,
DR. and Mrs. F. 0. Boyd of Twin Fails
are stopping at the Cullen for a Few days.
They ;n1iS ar are rene here 70 do some shopping and
'ne''ef'aiiy 10 'ske In the sights.
Ex-Governor A p. Moss OF Pavet,e
lda.. governor OF Idaho while IL was a ter
TtoTy. Is at the Cullen for few days.
F. b Aiken OF Laramie, YVyo. Jaues
ETans OF Silver City, and A X. Gilbert
or Ionopah, New, all well known rninine
-l'e" arc registered at the Wilson.
Sven o. Nelson of Fairyiew. = prono,-
lew days at the Cullen.
A. G; Burton. president OF the Flv Nev.
the Knutsford ee0's a'
Charles c. Gales OF Ely, Nev uidei,,
known in mining circles and intcr,ssTlSd Wldeiy ~
mines. not only In Nevada bnt l., o,, ~ /