The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-10
PRESS DELEGATES.
How They Will be Entertained
in Salt Lake.
The Various Committees Report Progress
and Programme is Adopted Including
q Concert and Banquet.

The committee, consisting of representa-
tives of the press, chamber of commerce
and citizens generally, selected to arrange
and carry out a programme for the enter
tainment of the International League of
Press clubs, which is expected to arrive in
this city tomorrow, met yesterday after
noon at the "World's Fair Office in the
Commercial block and after short session
reassembled in the evening at the Knuts-
ford.
Reports were received from the several
subcommittee on finance transportation,
banquet, ETC., which indicated that good
work had been done in the very limited
time given.
Mr.. H. G. Whitney reported that ar
engagements had been perfected for the
giving Of an informal open
CONCERT IN THE TABERNACLE
by the Choral society and choir combined.
with solos from each, under the personal
supervision of Manager Stephens.
MIR. S. G. Constant from the committee
on transportation, reported that the Rio
Grande Western had kindly rendered the
use of that road for an
EXCURSION TO THE GAS WELLS
during the afternoon, and that accomm oda-
tons would be furnished the committee on
reception over the regular train to meet
the visitors at Bingham junction.
The committee on finance reported pro-
gress and was requested to continue the
wark Of solicitation. The subscription
paper has been opened at the Knussford,
where all who chance to miss the COM
mittee will have an opportunity to aid in
| the eau Sc and receive the necessary tickets
and badges.
The following were named as a
COMMITTEE ON RECEPTION.
Governor A. L. Thomas, W. H. Rowe,
Geo. M. Scott, Spencer Clawson, H. g..
Whitney, G. w. Penrose, c. w. West, H.
M. Wells, G. G. Goodwin, Geo. lift, w. G..
b. Allen, S. w. Sears, Franz K. Gillespie,
A. L. Pollock, Sara r. Sloan, Eleanor c.
Young, o. w. Powers Fred. Simon, Will
ford Woodruff, Geo. Q. Cannon, Jas. S.
Smith, w. H. Sherman, j. r. Walker j.
H. Bacon, H. A. Fyler, S. G. Constant, E.
w. Colburn, f. II. Auerbach, William Mel
son, F. H. Dyer, r. C. Chambers,
M. E. CUMMINGS, L, S. Hills, John Nichol-
son, j. E. Hanson, A. S. Kohlund, G. c.
Cline, NJ. G. Gray, j. H Bennett, T. G.
Weber, j. w. Dounellan, r. G. Taysum,
w. c. Higgins, S. w. Morrison, F. w.
Ross, j. Nj. Stout, H. V. Meloy, Henry
Ames, j. j. DAILY, S. w. Eccles, d. E. Bur
ley and Wendell Benson.
These gentlemen are requested to meet
at the Rio Grande Western depot at &c
sharp tomorrow morning, and will go in q
body to meet the guests at Bingham juno
ton.
Special invitations were directed to be
sent to the legislative assembly, the ter
ritorial officers. the supreme judges anG
the press of Utah.
The following programme was ther
agreed on:
1-Committee on reception meet at RiC
Grande Western depot $3.50 a. m. and go t
Bingham junction.
2--Train arrives at Salt Lake II a. m
Guests driven TO Knutsford and pro
gramme announced.
3-Two hours drive about the city-visit
ing noted points, warm springs, etc, etc
"Trip to gas wells. Train leaves Ri
Grande Western depot at p. m. and re
turns at 3 80. Wells TO be lighted.
5-7:3 p. N. Informal open concert a
, tabernacle Visitors and invited guest
with badges will occupy the gallery at ess
end.