Salt Lake Telegram | 1903-04-22 | Page 10 | Men and Affairs

MEN AND t : r- : AFFAIRS J. E. RICKARDS of Butte, former Governor of Montana, Is registered at the Wilson hotel. . F. C. GIBBS of New Tork Is a guest at the Knutsford. Mr. Gibbs was formerly for-merly a druggist In this city. " THOMAS C. ROWBERRY of Tooele county, who was sergeant-at-arms of the Fifth Legislative assembly, , is In the city. QUIIj NEBEKER, who has been In Mexico looking into the rubber Industry Indus-try in the interest of a Utah company, has returned and reports favorably on the outlook of the enterprise. J. H. RYCKINAN returned yesterday from Evanston, Wyo., where he had been called on legal business, and will leave tonight for Green River city and Cheyenne. SAMUEL, NEWHOUSE. the well-known well-known mining man, - has cabled Gov. Wells from Europe acceptance of his appointment as a member of the Utah committee for the St. Louis exposition. A C. NELSON, State Superintendent of Schools, will leave tonight for a trip of several days to visit the State normal school at Cedar City. S. M. SHATTUCK. gneral agent at Denver of the B. & O. system, U spending spend-ing the day in Salt Lake with the local railroad men.