| Show I 1 HOTEL GOSSIP I o H P AppeSte of St Luis Is at the Knutsford He is a dealer and con nolseur In rare books and old paintings and Is considered one of te best judges or rare and costly editions In the ilntted State He was In Salt Lcc City seer weeks ag and Is just returning eat from a trip to Montana Among hIs cUstomers cus-tomers In Salt Lake are many of the wealthIest and best known people One of the mot expensive books that I sell said Mr App egate as evening Is romantic legends of the great operas 1 I Is an edition de luxe as arc al the works I sell except rare old works and is In ten volumnes I Is of course Unsurpassed un-surpassed In the beauty of Its letterpress letter-press and It Is illustrated In water Colors with over CO illustrations reproduced I from oil paintings rpresentlve of scene and Incidents depicted In the operas Tee Te-e Is a very exclusive one ouly fit 13 I sets having been printed for the entire I world The price of the set Is Samuel Kewhouse or this city purchased a set of these volumes Another ver ox pensive edition vI is Balzacs works in zr one volumes for which the price is elO I also have an edition deLuxe of Al phonse Daudets works te plates of which were made 1 Goupi Co of Paris This work sells for 240 Vii1e lle In Butte I sold Mr Charle Clark a great many fine olumes Among my Sat Lake customers who numb r upward I up-ward or fifty are COlonel Cisholm Dr Plummer Mrs Nelden Dr Ploutz Mrs V S McCorfk several of the Jen nines Alrales Young and others I go to Europe every year In quest or rare editions of hooks works that are out of print and fine oil paintings 1 visit Salt Lake City once a year and have no trouble In selling books or picture that possess merit In fact In no city In the country do I find people with more discriminate dis-criminate god judgment In such matters than I do In this city White citizens of the Indian Territory want to join with Oklahoma for statehood state-hood but the Indians of the five civilized tribes are opposed to this and want independent dependent statehood and demand that the two territories shall become two I I separate state whenever they are ad mlted said J B Wheeler at the Cut len last night Mr Wheeler Is largely interested I in-terested In thc Bank or Commerce of Oklahoma City and Is a prominent caplt alt of that section By the terms ot the allotment treaty the Indians will be exempt from taxation on their property for a period or twentyIe years he continued so that the burden of taxation will fal on the white citizens while te Indians will b virtually exempt for a quarter oC a century This would make It quite a hardship on the whites hence their desire that the Indian Terrtory and Oklahoma territory should be admitted ad-mitted as one state Frank F Miller general western representative rep-resentative of the N K Fairbnk corn pn Is stopping at the Knutsford Our trade In the Intermountain country Is avery a-very large one and It Is unusually so this year said Mr Mullen last evening even-Ing Ye have a particularly big trade In our soaps and washing powders but all of our prducts arc In demand I appears ap-pears to 0 the case In ali lines of business busi-ness Everybody seems to be doing well t This state has been It great fell for the traveling men this year Utah merchants are enjoying a splendid trade and are purchasing heavy stocks WIllie all see tines of the west are enjoying the greatest great-est prosperity no state surpasses this one i In business activity Texas was never better sold Elhu A I Sanger or Dallas at the Kenon cstet day Our crops are big and there Is considerable Iderable immigration Into the sate The best lands are rapidly I being mottled upon Tne PanHandle Is destined to become one of the greatest wheat growing sections in the outhwest The fearful floods in tIo I Brzos vale did a great deal or damage dam-age and caused considerable loss of life I but It was confined to a local section Texas th l a large state and the vale of I the Brazos river while an extensive one is but a small portion eo its area Mr I Sager Is a member of the firm of Sanger I Bros of Dallas one of the largest mci cante establishments In the state Our hose has built up I very xten I Ive trade In Utah and the mountain I I states of the west and we have only ben working this territory ten months said I I P A Basset representative of James Hekln Co coffee merchants of Cia clnnat at the Knutsrord yesterday I Every seton I have visited this year Is t enjoying the best business season It has had for years My business here in 1 Utah has been so god that i has kpt me go tag over the ground and It seems as Ir I cant get away I nutforGeorge V V Frank Kearziey Neb J B Gordon George W Bonbum New York Simon Hartmann Chicago A I R D Paterson Portland Ore W Clemens St Louis S Kunisawa G f e tTJ 1 Lapan F G Wilson Talluride V L Austin and wife Denver Den-ver George H 1ngodsb Chicago Miss B Hewitt Texas F F Mullen Chicago I E S Tipple anC wife I C Huyier Dr iluy ler E E Nout New York George S I Carson 1aVo City Ia Miss Kite Benson I Ben-son Vicksburg Nathan Bjur and wife New York Harry Blur New York C H Goodykountz Chicago Miss Dklns H I L Iasba Paete 1a B B Broomel San Francisco L G lkenson Yeiser Mrs Smith Boise F IL Newell U S dhu K JLre geologicai survey Reed II Hose U5I = waukee George F Bartlett Butte J Y r Loud and daughter Indian Territory llam Warren Chicago T J Sanford Sanfor Colorado Springs alerGeorge Wright George IV Kesblt James esbit Charles Cuher well De Lamar H M Adams Nephl Ycrlc Brown Kephl Mrs N 31 White Dillon J W Laurence Henry J South cr lercur IV T Dean 1 Marthtni J H Morgan Park City H H larthlnl Philadelphia J T West and family Miss Lulu White Pueblo C L Mencer liter cur J A Gorham Kansas City Fred Yo mverlon ManU Wiiiiam Borden Bingham Paul Mark Ilam Boren Clenlnnle Houston Mammoth Sam A King Provo Alfred Rescher Denver n G West Chicago Reschei Berry Park City H Sullivan Silver City R C ONel Wels SUIan 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and wife New York Mirs Irona Van Metr Knss City Blanche Doherty i Omaha C H Repath and wife Butte White Housfr J V Murphy Cripple Crip-ple Creek Coo at Penne Park City B E Nelson and wife Diamondvle Wyo D I Lrid and wife Miss May Ross Chicago Mrs A lii Rho0er Topeka To-peka Kan Miss E Palbert Mrs lit M Arnold Eureka J Nelson C P Osbrg Colorado J Herck J lii Shaw Ogden A J Kibour Bingham S BICkh Echo Utah George ForrC3Ier Bingham E A Burrel A J Nicholas W J Coombs Idaho IV H Oster Nephl I Utah B H Bullock I Ogden D Jensen kk Sllver City Mrs B K Stewart lilies en K Stewart Florence Ala L A Henne ter Hennefer Utah I S Clark and wife I Archmor I T n |
