Show HOTEL GOSSIP Ii I ExGovernor J W Adams of Nevada is at the Cullen having come here on business lie lives at Carson City and is I heavily interested in sheep and cattle rising Probably SO or 40 per cent of the wool in Nevada has been sold said he j ebter day afternoon 1 he prices varied but the raisers did very well A buyer for an eastern hou e told me the other day that he had bought wool for 1 cents per pound some of it brought more than that I price I is being sold right along though I of course there are some woolraisers I I who iwe continue to hotu for an advance I In prices There Is no discussion of politics l in i the state for everything so quieted down since the legislature ihere is an almost I unanimous sentiment throughout Nevada i for the renomination of uryan as the silver lr antitrust candidate for the j I presidency There Is no Question that every party in the state which stood with him before will send delegates to national I conventions Instructing tnem to vote for I him We want the cardinal features of the platform to b for free coinage and against the trusts Bryan ought to be I nominated by one national convention natonai cnventon I composed of the Populists Democrats and silver Republicans The fusion should be slyer Republcans perfected at home In the primaries and in county and state conventions That seems to me a better plan than to have three conventions and to have him nominated nom-inated by one and endorsed by the others They are working hard pumping out the water from the Comstock mines and are making good progress so that moro men will soon be put at work I F B Lambert of Riverside N J is registered at the Kenyon llr Lambert sells babies shoes and thinks he has struck a good led for his special line of business A late improvement Is the wedge heel said Mr Lambert This preserves the shoe Babies as a rule walk on their heels and some grown people have that habit also Ophir is a lively camp said George Weston at the White House yesterday Everybody is at work and every one who comes finds plenty of work at good wages The mines arc looking well and work is progressing everywhere Henry Mower sr of Foilview was at the Cullen yesterday en route to Ogden to visit a sick sister He Is aged s earl and Is a veteran mallcarrier having been in the service ever since he was strong enough to lift a mal sack and mount a horse He came to Utah in ISoO and has been living at Fairvlew since ISm and since that time has been engaged In currying tho mail He carried the mal from 1arview to Nephl to Manti to Thistle and to other points and sifter the railroads came and narrowed his circuit he has carried the malls from the depot to the postofilce He is slightly lame from Ihe effects of an accident while In tho service Otherwise he is in good health and well preserved notwithstanding his many years of service He is perhaps tho oldest mailcarrier both in age and point of service now living Louis Strasburg of Tooele Is registered at the White House Ho is one of tho oldest residents of Itush valley and is I pioneer having come to Utah in 1S5 He came to the territory as a soldier under General Albert Sydney Johnston and was stationed at Camp Floyd After the return re-turn of the army to the States he made Utah his home J C Butterfield an eminent mining engineer en-gineer and metallurgist of London England Eng-land was a guest at the Kenyon yesterday yester-day He has just returned from the Transvaal South Africa the richest mining min-ing district In the world and will spend I some time in this section of country In tme examining mines He has spent considerable consider-able time in the Transvaal and states that the gold lields are practically inexhaustible inex-haustible The district now produces about 3500000 a month and with improved improv-ed machinery Mr Butterlleld believes that the yield will be even larger Captain John A Payne and wife of New York were at the Walker House yesterday on helr way north to Helena Captain Payne is a retired army officer and he Is traveling about the west for pleasure and lhh for the health of himself and wife After visiting Helena they will return via Ogden Og-den and go on to California where they will spend the summer J C Weeter a lumber dealer and W I Snyder an attorney of Park City are at the Kenyon They have come down on business and will return today T A Stoddard and wife Ir M E Stoddard Luclle and Clara Crews I F Stoddard and Helen Stoddard tourists from Pueblo Colo are at the Kenyon I C Wagoner traveling passenger agent of thC Milwaukee is at the Kenyon There arc few better known and moro popular men than Mr Wagener for he Is none other than the Happy Cal Wage ner of minstrol fame But It Is now ten years since he was In the minstrel business busi-ness nessme old days are over said Mr Wage ner last night Minstrelsy is not what it use to be The public has become tired of it and there is not a great deal of money In tho business now though I understand that III Henry did remarkably well here In Denver and through the Rocky mountain region For many years the standard of theatrical theat-rical companies has been going down until un-til we arc presented with the stillest kind t horse play Nearly everything has become be-come specialty work But a brighter daIs da-Is coming for there Is a growing demand for the legitimate In tho drama The Immense Im-mense business that Henry Irving Richard Rich-ard Mansfield and the firstclass actors and actresses are doing Is an evidence of the fact I believe that public taste is improving s = o rapidly that within a few years the farce comedy and the horse play will be supplanted by firstclass legiti et I mt lebceo h mate companies which I will make money But I dont want to talk about the theatrical business with me that is I thing of the past Im a railroader now The Milwaukee Is the finest road In the country I Is a railroad wo dont carry logs No road In the country Is equipped like it Kenyon II C Wagener 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