The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-08-27
COLORADO PILGRIMS
Some Eight Hundred Of Them
Within Our Gates.
HOW THEY WILL BE ENTERTAINED
Garfield Beach To-day-An Organ Recital
To- MOrrOw-A Trip to the
Hot Springs.

The advance guard of the Colorado ex-
cursionists arrived here early yesterday
and at $50 last evening train of eleven
cars, all loaded with pilgrims came in over
the Rio Graude Western, and were soon
quartered at the hotels and with friends
here, At an early hour this morning an
other section of eight cars arrived over the
Rio Grande Western, there being about
four hundred excursionists on board, so
That there are this morning fully seven
hundred Colorado pilgrims within our
hospitable gates.
| Nearly all Of those who arrived yester-
day morning went out to the lake in the
afternoon and were perfectly delighted
with the bathing.
! To-day they will be taken in hand by O
committee who will see that they are
properly entertained. The complete pro-
gramme has not yet been made up, but it
! has been settled that the visitors will go to
| Garfield Beach on a special at 3 o'clock
This afternoon. At 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning a grand organ recital will be
gwen Tor their benefit at the Tabernacle,
and later they will be taken to the Hot
Springs on a special furnished by the
Great Salt Lake 81 Hot Springs Railroad
company. Besides this, it is expected that
a concert will be given at Fort Douglas by
the military band, and the visitors will be
taken to Calder's park over the electric
line in order to give them chance to see
the city. The tickets of the excursionists
are good for fifteen days, aud most of them
a majority of the pilgrims are
out for pleasure, not few
Of them were looking for an invest
ment and it is safe to say that some of
them will decide to remain here perma-
nently. Owing to the late hour when the
last section arrived, the names of the ex-
cursionists could not be learned, but the
following Is a list of those registered at the
hotels last evening. 1t does not include
those who are being cared for by friends,
nor those who are quartered at private
| boarding houses:
| Denver-Frank Shaub, Ernest Hurst, j.
+. Gibbs, William Rippler, Thomas Lyons.
Dave Lyons, j. S. Best, w. n. Gaskin,
wife and daughter, j. G. Hume, ]. Lederly,
L. Friend, j. Martinetti, Miss Centmain,
Maynard B1xby, William Merkle, Robert
Chandler, Mrs. j. K. Chandler, R. H. Ma
loney, A. G. Carruthers. James Torrens,
| H. Leopold, L. j. Gilligan, j. D. Coates, b.
Arson.
Leadville-C. N. Priddy and wife, Miss
Bel Fletcher, Miss Lizzie Denman, Will
liam Cline, Miss Mary a. Cline, A A.
woodbury., IT, H. L. meyer, j. .. Manley,
NJ. D.; j. F. Evans, w. R. Kennedy, Cy.
Allen, H. Jacobs and wife, George Schan,
Mrs. j. j. Mccormick, j. P. Hepborn, w.
j. Eggert.
Ouray-G. Grouse, M. Corbett, F. B..
House, w. ]. Donald, w. c. Grimes, George
Glenn, T. w. Knowles and wife, William
Knowles, Gertrude Knowles, H. Morton,
Mrs. N. P. Billings and son, Mrs. D. r.
Smith, Mrs. d. Robson. E. E. Croft
| Pueblo-A. G. Daniels, wife and child,
Ben. M. Wilson. H. A. Williamson, Frank
Rainey, H. w. Ruth, S. c. Gallup.
Telluride-G. w. Miller and wife, S. B.
| Wagner w. H. Burnett.
| Colorado Springs-William Lennox and
wife, j. S. Tucker and wife, Mrs. Black
mer, Mrs. Boland.
Aspen-Mrs. c. S. Botterman and child
Glenwood Springs. L. Hodges and
wife.
Gilman. P. Carson, j. c. Wilson, H.
S. Young, |. S. Munroe.
Montrose-G. J. Hanley and wife.
Salida-Mrs. G. w. Walters, Mrs. w. ].
Galloway and niece.
Trinidad-M. E. Stevens.