The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-17
THE IOWA EDITORS.
Their Pilgrimage Continued The
Enjoyable Visit.

The Iowa Press Association and ac,-
companying friends, left Salt Lake yes
terday morning at abe1t 10 o'clock
going via the Utah Central, Union Pa
cifc and Oregon Short Line. They will
visit Butte, take in the Yellowstone
National Park, Dakota and Minnesota
cities, and then return home. It is safe
to say that it IS with no little regret
that they left Ssit Lake and the resident
Lowans, who, in conjunction with
the Utah d NeYada Railway, the
Pacific Hotel Company and
the Chamber Of Commerce, had
endeavored to make their visit
here o red letter day in the history
o. this years outing. Eve had pleas
ant little time at Denver said Mr..
Long, of the Manson Journal, as he
watched a hundred Of his fellOw-tour-
ists- disporting in the waters of Garfield
Beach, but | speak the sentiments of
the entire party when I say that we
have never, since these yearly excur-
sions were organized, met with such a
whole souled reception as We are enjoy
ing here tonight. Your people have
been kind to US beyond our expression,
and we shall ever remember it," Each
one Of the party, anxious to make q
good showing for the those who had
been instrumental in ministering
TO their pleasure while here, acquired a
vast amount of correct information
concerning the city, its people and its
surroundings. The lake itself was a
great object of interest, and will form a
portion of most of the letters written to
the Iowa journals descriptive of the
tolr of 1888. No mattes where we go
from here" said Albert w. Swain, who
has charge CT the party, Our visit to
your city is one that is long to be re-
membered, and | doubt very much if
we shall during oar, travels witness a
grander sight than Garfield Beach, the
brilliantly, colored islands, and the
broad bosom of this great lake.
which of right should be classeG
among the wonders of the
world. Then there is your great
and beautiful Yalley-it is grand, there
is no doubt, and Z am sure that Salt
lake is destined to be the great city of
the inter-mOuntain region. Your re-
sources are such as must compel this.
ALL you need is another railroad or so.
aud that from one to three are heading
| this way, there can be no doubt among
| those east of you who have watched
/ their movements as closely as l have.
There is great future awaiting you
! Salt LakerS-greater than perhaps even
you dare hope" Mr.. Swain grew
fairly enthusiastic over the reception
| rendered at The Beach, and confirmed
the statement made by Mr.. Long and
| others that never before had the Iowa
| Press Association been so royalty, so
generously received.
Up to this point the tourists have
been very fortunate, meeting with no
serious mishap. Just before entering
Ogden, however" said one of the party,
we had considerable of scare. Some
sparks from the engine blew through
an open window and ignited some of
the bedding. There was considerable
ex element and numerous calls to stop
the train. This was impossible, because
another section was travelling close be-
hind us. After few seconds, quiet
was restored and we were happy again. u
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