Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-26
ExCuRsIoNIsTs TO CALIFORNIA.
The Largest Party of the Season
ssDoo Zion, on Their way TO
the Golden Gate.

The chief of California excursion parties
this season arrived last evening over the
Union Pacific in six special Pullman cars,
and are quartered at the Walker, CONT
mental and st. James. A DEMocAT re-
porter, in search OF familiar visage
among the "far-fetched' tourists, had
the pleasure OF meeting the genial con-
ductors OF ceremonies, Messrs. j. o. Pres
colt, excursion manager of the n. Y, l..
Il. & w. II. r., and George l.. Allen,
proprietor OF the RditiCdy Magazine, both
of Buffalo, n. Y. These gentlemen stated
that the party headed West from Buffalo
with two private cars, adding third one
at Minneapolis, and leaving Omaha
Thursday, Oct. 22d, with the present
large party, en- route to San Francisco,
where they will arrive Wednesday morn
ing. Through the courtesy of the man
agement the tickets are good for six
months, and were procured at very re-
duced rates. Mr.. Hoyt Sherman, Jr,
special agent, accompanies the sight
seekers, and very kindly escorted them
via Denver, where they were shown many
courtesies. Before the sun rose over the
Wasatch this morning the streets were
alive with carriages, and punches OF the
visitors, in pursuit of anything and every
thing characteristic of Salt Lake and
Mormondom. At 10 o'clock this morn
ing the many divisions consolidated under
the leadership Of Capt. Prescott, and
in solid phalanx marched to the
church buildings, where the Temple,
Tabernacle, Assembly Hall, tithing yard,
81, 81 ;,, ell, 4 ntn
in the day the company broke ranks and
took in Fort Douglas, the Hot Springs,
the park, boulevards and every interest
ing feature of Zion.
They left for the Golden Gate on this
evenings train, and will be given an OPP
portunity of crossing the Sierra Nevada
mountains in the daytime.
At San Francisco the excursion dis
bands and returns east any time within
six months. Mr.. John Deere, manufac-
turer OF the famous farming implements,
is among the party, from Moline, Ill.
+. G. Woodbury., president of the Mar
shalltown (1a) Bank, as well as many
other enterprising business men, COM
pose the intelligent party. The following
is complete list OF the excursionists:
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs.
D0los Arnold, Marshalltown, H.; Mr.. G. Z,
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Andrews, Miss
Andrews, Buffalo, N. Y; Miss Emma Briggs,
Grinnell, Ia; Mr.. +. II. Burnhan, st. Paul,
Mimi; Mr.. II. r. Barlow, Elmira, N. Y;
Moline; ILL.,; Mrs. @. A. Coryell, Grand
LEDGE Mich; Mrs. P. L. Carter, jackson,
Mich; Mr.. George +. Cross, East Saginaw,
Mich; Mrs. S. NJ. Carouthers, Mrs. N. A.
Carouthers Brattleboro, VT; Mr.. and Mrs
, Eli Clayton, Walnut. Ia; MIR. and Mrs. j.
| rhnI y,ir Raj,
p. CHANNEL, Minneapolis, Mimi; Mr.
Nj. B. Cowperwaite, Yonkers, N. Y: Mr.. L
Christian, Kansas City, NO.: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Collins, Salem, Ind
Mrs. Coles and son, Nashville, Tenn; Mrs
=. 9. Crissim, Rome, Tenn; MIR. John Deere
Mass; Misses Emma and Beatrice Davis
Joliet, ILL.,; Mr.. Amos Dow, Randolph, N Y.
Mr.. NJ Dyer, Boston, Mass; Mrs. w. H
Drake, White Bear, Mimi; Mr.. F. II. East
man, Denver, Col; Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Eber
hard, Cleveland, o.. Mrs. M. Elgutter, Oma
ha, Neb.; Mr.. j. II. Evans, Carrollton, Ill.
MIR. S. @. Fay Rochester, N. Y; Mrs. Il. ID. F
Fisher, Council Bluffs, H.; Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Gibson, Omaha, Neb.; Mrs. NJ. I'll
Hilton, Buffalo, N. Y; Mr. S. A. Holt, New
York City; Mr.. Frank Hall, Elmira, N. Y.
MIR. M. Halle. Cleveland, o.: Miss H. Hetz
Mrs. Mary Hinkey, Tonawanda, N. Y; Mr.
Harris, Indianapolis, Ind; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
p. Johnson, st. Louis, Mo-; Mr.. Samue
Knox, Newfane, N: Y; Mr.. ]. II. La Fleur
Montreal: Canada; Mr.. j. w. Lee, Mrs. j
Moore, Minneapolis, Mimi: Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Messer. Hastings, Mich; Miss E. L
Monteith, Clean, N. Y; Mr.. w. w. Morrell
Kansas City, Mo-; Mrs. M. M. Moore, Olean
n: Y, Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Metcalf, Council
Bluffs. Ia; Mrs. N. L. Mcleod, Norwalli
Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM McKeever Mo
Gs2eond On Mri Mrs. George saSo W .c0 Mcclure MP
shalltown, Ia; Mr.. NJ. Nicholson, New
York City; Mrs. McGibben and. child
Mr.. A. Il. Medium and Mrs. A. r. Meldrum
Buffalo, N. Y; Mr.. A. j. Mccall, Bath, NY.
Mr.. A. b. Nash and Mrs. A. b. Nash, Huron
R;la y Nm; Mrs; Nh; IL. NJ. Nelson, Ada, Ohio
Ionawanda, n. Y; Mr.. j. o. Prescott Buf
falo, N. Y. Mrs. NC. Price and Miss Emm
Price, Chicago, Illinois; Miss Julia PER-
and Mrs. o. Perry, Odebolt, Ia. Miss Mar
Park and niece (child), Grinnell, Iowa; Mis-
Maggie Pendergast, Chicago, H.; Mr.. S. Il
Rhodes and Mrs. S. b. Rhodes, Utica, n. Y
Mr., Arthur Rowe, Rochester, N. Y; Mr.. w
H.Stratton and Mrs. ". H and son Galveston
Tex. Mrs. CatherineStewart, Nashville, Tenn.
MIR. Jacob Sauer, Rochester, n. Y. Miss i
Shedd, Forrest, Ills; Mr.. and Mrs. G. L
Seaver, Birmingham, Conn; Mrs. Georg
Mich. Mr.. 5. p. Saxton, Madison, o.; Mr.. G
W. Sharp, Pennington, H.; Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Turner, Chicago, Ills; Miss Martha Tut
tie, DesMoines, H.; Mr.. and Mrs. A. S
Iryon, LIE Roy, N. Y; Mrs. Mary Tenant
Westtield, N. Y; Mr.. A. Turner, Columbus
Neb.; Mr.: and Mrs. Chas. Umbrecht, syria
, cnse, n, Y; Mr.; +. p. Ullrich, Mt. Clemans
n. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Vanice, Danvill,
Ind; Mr.. A: Vincent, Montreal. Canada
Miss Emma White Buffalo, N. Y. Mr.. +. /
. Whitney, Berryville, Va; Mr. f. G. Wood
. berry, Mr.. w. @. Woodworth and Mrs. w. {
Moodworth. Mr.. Jas. l.. Williams, Mr.. /
Milligrod, Mrs. l.: Willigrod and Miss Alic
, Wilson, Marshalltown, Ia; Mrs. f.
Waldo. Grand Ledge, Mich; Mr.. W. l.. Wi
kins, Sioux City, Ia; Mr.. Thos Woodal
t Buffalo n. y; Mr.. L. @. Waiman and Mis-
, Fannis Wainman, Eldred, Penn; Mr.. II.
Van Dusen, Elmira, N. y; Mr.. V. +. Whit
more, ROCHESTER, n. y; Mr.. A. Wiener an
Mrs. A. Wiener, Cleveland, Ohio; Mr.. {
Wilcox, Minneapolis, Mimi; and Mr.. III. /
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