The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-14
IN RAILWAY CIRCLES.
The Opening Day for Lake Park
and Syracuse.

The formal opening Of Lake Park
Bathing resort will be made to-
day under the auspices OF the
Daughters of Rebekah. and the attend
ance promises to be all that the manage
ment could de ire. Major Kent s Mill
tary Band has been engaged for the
season, and has prepared a splendid
programme for the opening day.
There will bs boating on the lake, the
management having purchased num-
Der of new boats also ball-plaving and
other games will be the order of the day
ON the grounds within the loop. which
has been leveled and made attractive
for the comfort and pleasure of all who
attend this favorite place of resort.
The following is tn time table for the
day: Trains leave Salt Lake, D. & K.
q. w. Depot at % and II a.m.;2 80.
5 SIS and 7.30 pm. Returning. arrive It
Salt Lake City at 1915 am; 1890, 8. 55,
8 and IL 30 pm.
SYRACUSE will also be a leader for
public favors to-day. A train leaves
Salt Lake at 2 D m. and arrives at
Syracuse at 8 20: leaves at and
reaches Salt Lake at 72J. From Ogden
the train leaves at 6 p NJ, and return
ing, arrives at $50 m. Fare for the
round trip has been placed at so cents,
and this includes all the privil ges of
the street car line from the Grove to
the Lake.
THE Omaha Office of the Union Pa
cific has issued the following circular:
Ill
general purchasing agent of tbs company
with headquarters at Omaha Nebraska Mr.
J j. Burns has been appointed assistant
general urchasing agent with heaGqudrt-
ers. also at Omaha The office of supply
agent Is hereby abolished, to take effect
from this date.
Mr.. BANCROFT returned from the
east yesterday.
The boating club took another run
out to Lake Park yesterday sfternoon
ard spent few hours very II asantly
there. Some of the mem bers are deyel-
oping into first class oarsmen.
ABOUT 200 members of the Temple of
Honor, including their friends. boarded
the 4.40 train for Garfield Beach, where
they wiled away the afternoon and
evening in pleasant manner. Supper
was served at 7.30. about $50 of the as
sembled guests partaking. After the
repast an exhibition drill was given by
twelve selected members of the organi-
cation under the leadership Of Gmmand-
ing Officer Z CorneY. Os Wyoming.
Dancing was begun at 80 and contin-
ued until after II o'clock, when the
amusements were ended and the special
brought them safe to the city. All
who attended, express themselves as
having enjoyed their out very much.
TO EASTERN RESORTS BY THE PENNsYLvA-
MA SPECIAL.
The Pennsylvania Special train No.
90 of the Pan Handle and Pennsylva-
mia Route, leaving Chicago Union Pas
senger Station every morning at 10
o clock, reaches Phllad slphia at 40
p. NJ, and New York at 8 p. M, Central
time, 2 p. m Eastern time, the follow
ing day, puroosely to accommodate
those who may desire to connect with
afternoon lines for the various health
aud pleasure resorts on New Jersey
Coast, about New York. and in New
England. The train runs Pullman YES
tibule sleeping cars from Chicago to
Philadelphia and New York without
change. The route is first-class in every
particular, hence, full regular rates are
charged for passage, but no extra fare
is collected on the PENNSYLVANIA Special.
Full particulars may be had By calling
upon ticket agents of connecting lines
in the west or northwest, or by address,
ing G. W, Adams, Assistant General
Passenger Agent, 65 Clark Street, Chi
CagO.