| Show I HOTEL GOSSIP r i iI ii i I dont ont think smallpox ln much headway bonway in Mercur said Dr J H E Roll ROli truon ertson at the Cullen last night for we n have forestalled any ai epidemic down there from front the fact tact that the mine owners laid hod their employees vaccinated nearly a month Ago In la my opinion the News is working wor lOt Incalculable harm in th the stand it u is is S taking in th too the present i j agitation I know Just what that mesas means m i they had the same annie agitation In Montreal I in where there had bed been bm no I sties in vogue vO for over ten tot years yesra bat was the result Smallpox struck truck the place and they bad had between and 5 I I d there and had to can call out the volunteers volunteer to enforce quarantine regula regulations I By the introduction of or vaccination however the disease was eventually stamped out No sir air I defy the lb News New Ne to tom furnish the same m of one sane medical men man In the United eJ States wile is opposed to modern vaccination OE E H B Hart represents the Pan Panon Confectionery on y company of ot Chicago Is IsI I staying at the die tb He said sal last night Our company Is way ahead the T largest concern in the world In our ei butI in Chicago we have hS 11 lii pans in operation opera n while Tn in the next largest largent factory there are only Dr Price does things t up in style I can cantell cantell cantell tell you What do 00 sou pou think of a candy factory its hand hands with dressing and bath ba rooms thorns so that when they quit work they can Gln an change cb ngo thor their uni uniforms forms fonne f ft street attire and take ft e hat ht bath in the bargain Dr Prices em employees employees work flight eight hours a day and quit at noon on Saturday He sold out his baking powder Interest J years ago but he ha haia heis ia is as a a bale lle ansi and hearty as ever evor and there Is la not a turn tarn made In the die candy or extract factory at of which be is not cognizant S F P Whitney of Mercur came caine In from front Montana yesterday and is quartered at atthe atthe atthe the Cullen CalIco He intends to start out bright and early today with the object In view of ot wintering in Zion He I reports that a mining minim man by the name ot of Bush is i Opening the eyes or of minere In Inthe Inthe the vicinity of or Livingston Mont Air Mr lIrI Whitney designates the aforesaid Bush Busha I as a a plunger plu from South Africa who is IsI sinking lots Jot of money y In Montana prop properties pro p and hae haa already erected a forty fort 1 I stamp and curd temp mill In that lo 10 locality lo locality Mr MiS Whitney states that the Daisy DIsy mine at Mercur while riot hot t doing much at present expects to shortly put t in r CC hm three roasters tanks and n a lOon o opacity ca capacity parity plant in the near future tutors We played to over In Denver lest last m week w said H W McDonald of t the Bos at the yesterday and from present p t indi indications this week in InI Salt gait Lake and aDd Butte will duplicate te it I We got In here heft t m night t on a special I train from Denver and did the trip In hours which Is pretty good I traveling in this Intermountain region I We are now rehearsing a new opera for forI production to tn San Francisco four weeks I from tonight We bad had the music by In Installments in inI 00 so to speak peak and have hae now I been beeD rehearsing r h LI ng for nearly four weeks Of or course it does not do for us to pose pass an I opinion on em the Viceroy but when I say Victor Herbert has produced a better opera than the Serenade you will draw your conclusions We Intend to play pta I in San n Francisco for a month after Which w we will go east over the southern tt route u uI We have e bad several v offers of London en engagements I g but if It w we go over there we of or course prefer preter to run the thing ourselves and as our people are all w wen well H to do we do donot donot donot not fancy any summer engagements enga The typical western cowboy Is pric practically tI extinct said G B Smith the Grand Junction on cattleman at the Kenyon last test night We expect our cowboys to chop wood gather eggs and do anything I nowadays like the ordinary ranch band hand handin bandin in fact there is BO no difference In my I opinion America today has the best bred cattle going Of or course cou quite a number of buHs are brought over oyer from Europe but I then you must mU l recognize the fact that i I Americans AID buy the beet beat there is there and end andas as a consequence Europe has a nothing bet better rr tom ter cm Blacks are now back numbers and the fancy taney seems about evenly divided between eD Hereford H and Shorthorns In my opinion prices price are liable to keep up for tor some me time to come P F C Phillips of the big Chicago firm of Crane Co is ia a guest at the Kenyon H He Stated yesterday that drat his firm finn now ha baa fifteen branch houses with over men scattered over the face of the globe KlObe hunting up p big Iron pipe contracts which keep In Chicago over 0 men employed I Since the first of the year it has haa bought I out the tile American Tube Tabe To be works work s with the I result that now the plants plant are consoli oon consolidated consolidated oU dated daled fr is the first pIpe Ue life and cd I plumbers plumber supply ui ni in Iii I the Utah field fieW this th year I Levi N Harmon Hannon or othe the Oo Co 1 bp came hi from the Ute south seuth and west went te to tee I II the e White House yesterday He reports I that there ia lv a lively livet 1 Interest manifest t la Ic his 9 district in copper prospects and that he has hooded bonded the Pinto King lf mine to t a Washington syndicate te for Cor sis sin months which wm will pay UN for five claims It if the developments turn tern out as u is expected i The Huntington merchant says that there ther theris is a sedge ledge in plain sight for Cor jive five or tor Ms Mx miles which snows shows 8 surface crop croo which assay usa from front 4 to M 54 per pet cent copper pl If developments keep up and the ledge adge does not pinch out he says n that Huntington tOll will wilt shortly blossom out into the bonanza of the thoe state tate American groceries are lUe knocking out the fancy Imported goods all aU along the theline Sips line said EX E 5 Waldo Ward at the Knuts Kmita Knutsford I ford yesterday y As A Mr Jib Ward Vard represents the firm of James lames P Smith of New York I which handles that class of imported goods he is fa in a position poRtion to judge A Afew AI Afew I few years ago a o he be said d no 00 one would I think the American article artl In preference to Croese Cro Blackwells chow chowchow chowchow chow Colemans mustard and anti kindred I staple articles but today it is 18 different and American goods goodo are knocking the foreigner sky ky ky high hiP hiPP I R W Denver ar 09 P Li Ia Gordon and wife og C J Foster and wife Portland Robert Robt Graham Dr Wal Walter Waltin WalI tin ter R Gillette GUIette New York Mrs G B Iter Grossman Miss Alice Alio Grossman Charles Chrle Charleston Charleston ton too 8 S Ds IX D t Mrs Hendrickson Heo Mrs Lucy He Sacramento Emil Holta HoItz helmer helinor W C Rice Park Puk City Charles B Pratt Pratt Omaha F M MAvery II MAvery Avery Aery Denver Denv W V H IL C A A I Wilson and aDd wife San Sen Francisco Huz Hun City of Mexico S S M Iii French and wife Denver DeAver James trick and wife wire Dillon A B Lewis Chicago B E Shelley Utah county B C Moore La Grande g AG rew i Ore Joe Hatch W A Holz Holzheimer heimer Joe Howell D E St Louis Lams Dan Fitzpatrick H H A Purdy B E H Line Ogden S R It Thurman Provo J D Johnson and wife Denver George T Portland E B J S Warner Varner M Mercur Miss M Media I dla Pierce Flame George Lloyd Chicago Thomas Jones Park City A Nan Patten Fatten A J Weber Ogden Ogdon Walker F S Henry New York M uL M lI Thompson Ogden S Garrett John Forrester Forre ter Cotton 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