The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-05
MONTANA EDITORS.
They Will Arrive in Salt Lake
This Morning.
Programme OF Entertainment During Their
Visit ID Zion and List OF
Our Guests.


ing within her gates the Montana Press
association and the ladies that accompany
it. They are due in Zion at 1890 this
The following is list of them
H. o. Collins and wife:
j. NJ. Quinn.
S. M. Robertton and wife.
John Armstrong, wife and niece.
Jake L. Dellart.
j. H. Widinger.
j. H. Myers.
Charles S. Fell and wife.
John Mcguire.
Alec Wright.
]. A. Riley and wife.
A. b. Keith
A. K. Yerken and wife.
J. R. Faulds, wife and sister.
VIII Kennedy, wife and niece.
H. Spaulding.
4. n. Sutherland and wife.
Ben d. Gardner.
Mrs. M. A. Yost.
j. c. Keerley and sister.
j. d. Whelpley and wife.
George, Walter and Will Anderson.
S. Gordon, wife. daughter and niece.
w. w. Anderson and two daughters.
Mat Anderson and wife.
James g. Ramsey.
d. M. Carr.
H. P. Rolfe, wife and two daughters.
Colonel Butler.
Frank Knots.
Mrs. Daniel Searles and daughters.
The association will be well taken care
Of. In the absence Of regular press asso-
citation the committee appointed by the
chamber of commerce and Mr.. A. @. Lam.
11,,% 30 M y,,,,.
ton, representing the FINEST Mr.. G. M.
jackson, representing the Tribune, and Mr..
Whitney, representing THE HERALD, met
at the board of trade building at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning and at once took steps
to arrange for the entertainment of the
visitors during the two days they will re-
main in Salt Lake. Committees were ap-
pointed to wait On the street railway com
panies and Grant Bros. regarding trans.
portation and the hotels regarding rates
etc. AT 2 o'clock in the afternoon the com
ported that the most generous response haG
been met with. Grant Bros, the
public-spirited liverymen, would turn
out the Raymond and Utah with
out charge; all the hotels had ten.
dered rates, though the Continental
rather had the "bulge'' on the others by
having telegraphed their offer and received
an acceptance from the editors. Both stree
railroad companies had rendered the free
dom of their lines. MIR. Block will do thu
handsome at Garfield in the way of refresh
ments and the Union Pacific will look gu
for bathing accommodations. The loce
press representatives or the Pacific Hote
| company guaranteed to look after lunch
con. The committees, adorned with badges
will go to Ogden to meet the visitors thi
morning. A neat card has been printed b,
the Ne,Cs setting forth the programme o
the Salt Lake visit. and these will be dis
triDuted among the Faber showers an,
hung up at the hotels. The card is as fol
lows:
in honor of the Montana Press association
rendered by the chamber of commerce and tn
press of Salt Lake City.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH, 1891.
Arrive at l0:40 q. m. by Union Pacific railroad
| Will be transported to various hotels BY tn
Salt Lake City Railroad company.
Leave for Garfield beach at 2 D. m where
after indulging In bath, the party will partal
of refreshments spread in the restaurant wit
| The compliments of B. K Bloch. OF b. IL Bloc
/ & Co.. returning at pleasure on any train durin
the afternoon or evening
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9Th, 1891.
Drive over the city in Raymond and Uta
coaches, rendered by the Grant Bros Liver
Co., leaving bHe continental MOTEL at 9 a. n
Photographs of party will be taken near Ii
temple Attend services at the tabernacle at
p. m. Excursion to Fort Douglas at q: ::
O'Clock via Salt Lake City Railroad compan,
United States military band concert at $50.
SUNDAY EVENING,
Concert at Calder's park one Of the mo
beautiful suburbs of Salt Lake City Visitor
desiring to make the trip are rendered the fire
dom OF the Rapid TRANSIT line, which leaves Il
theatre corner every twenty-five minutes.
COMMITTEE,
FRED SIMON, Pres. Chamber of Commerce
| g. Z. WANTLAND,
CO. WaTrTERMoRE,
J. H. WATTS,
S. c. EWING,
II. V. MELoY,
H. Q. WILSON,
RICHARD G. LAMBERT, DeSeyet Necs,
| C. NJ. JACKSON, Tribune,
| II. G. WHITNEY, HERALD,
| d. e, BRlNTON, Times .