Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06
MORE FAST TRAINS.
Ths Union Pacific Pass Resolutions Of
Respect
IN HONOR OF BISHOP SHARP.
Prominent Pre,byttriars Coming. -
Mr.. Barley Going Ensi.-Gen'
eral Railway News.
N HONOR OF BISHOP SHARP.

Ear Tho benefit Of those desiring to
visit at points In tho vicinity OF, or "
Portland, during May, the same COM
uany will sell tickets at one fare Tor
the round trip. Tickets 90 sale May
10 IA inclusive, limited 10 % days from
date Of sale.
ON the iith inst. special train Of
PRESBYTERIAN ministers AMI other
monument members Of that church
will arrive In this city from New YORK
and intermediate points en- route to
Portland, Oregon. They Will remain
iu this city from Saturday until Mon
DIV evening.
Mr.. Burlry, the popular and efficient
AGENT Of the ireigt and passenger de-
p,r,ment OF the U nion Pacific system,
win headquarters in this city, has
gone East to enjoy well earned
vacation, the first he has had during
h,s residence In Utah. He will visit
Philadelphia, Now York, Baltimore
AMI otucI pOiue7'
General Superintendent J. II. Hast
inss, Of the Chicago, Burlington 4
Northern, and w. j. q. Kenyon OF
tho same road, are ON their way east,
havlng spent some time on the coast.
General Passenger Agent Hooper, OF
the Rio Grnnde Western, who has been
confined TO his room with iniianatory
rheumatism, at Denver, II reported as
oonysleseing. The gentleman has
many friends In this city, and the
news that he il recovering will be re-
ccived with pleasure.
The new Chicago limited or "Flylng
Dutchman OF the Rockiee," leaves this
city daily Mt s n. M, reaching Denver
ut $3.50 n. IN. the next morning, anu
Chicago nj 4 p. m. the day following
The train Ii equipped with Pullman
palace cars Over the entire route, be-
sidrs having all other modern cOnvon-
fences. IL IL certainly u magnificent
tram throughout
the DECEASED DIRECTOR HoNoRED.
The board Of directors Of the Union
Pacific Railroad company, at "a regular
meeting In Boston, Massachusetts, GA
Wednesday, April 2Tlh last, presented
the following preamble aud resolutions,
which were, on "a rising vote, unani'
mously adopted:
Whereas, Since the last regular meet
ing OF the board tho death has been ai-
nouuced Of john sharp. "A member OF TIE
board of directors OF this company and OF
it, predecessor company, the Union
Pacific Railroad company, continually
since March 10. 1870, whereby tho COM
pany suffers the loss Of ono Of il most
active and oillciout directors, ldonlhcd
ESPECIALLY with the Interests Of tho COM
many In tho Territory Of Utah, and In
whose judgment and oxporionco his nsso-
ciatcs on the board have during al the
intervening years entertained the fullest
degree Of confidence, and
whereas, II is appropriate that this
board should place on record some eN-
preston 81 It's estimation OF the high
character, ability and integrity OF the de-
ceased.
Resolved, That in tho death oi Mr..
sharp the Union Pacific Railway Com
pany has been deprived OF the counsel
aud services of sale aud prudent adj
wiser, and tho intelligent support Of ono
ono who during the term OF his official
connection with tho company rendered u
great service by his Intelligent devotion
To lta interests his zeal for III welfare and
his active Efforts In It's bOhalf Asa mem
Der OF the board lac brought 10 lis councils
the experience of successful business
career, and rs one Of tho pioneers In the
development OF tho resources OF Utah
and the inter-mountnin region tributary
10 this cOmpany's lines, hO was peculiarly
fitted to advise the board concerning the
interests OF the company In that Terri
tory. His high character and business
integfity attracted the attention of the
officers Of tho company before no was
invited to take 4 seat In this board. and
during the period OF his Official connoc-
ton with the company the faith then
reposed In him has remained unshaken.
His honesty OF purpose, simplicity OF
character and staunch devotion To the
interests Of this company, ~ well as To
the people OF Utah whom he 80 Loyalty
served and ably represented, deserve the
recognition Of this board, aud II therefore
desires TO pofpeluatc In It's minutes this
tribute OF respect and esteem.
Resolved. That tho foregoing resclu-
tions DO entered in full upon tho COM
pany's records, and u copy thereof DO fur
nishsd to tho family Of the deceased.
MORE FAST TRAINS,
The adoption OF the new time sche.
dule ON the Southern Pacific and Rio
Grande Western has caused other
roads to follow In their way In that
respect. Arrangements were COM
pleted today between the Rio Grande
Western aud Colorado Midland rail-
ways whereby the Rio GrAnds WeAtorn
train leaving Ogden at 7:l5 p. IN. and
Salt Lake Mt 1896 p. m. will reach Colo
rado Springs Mt 1880 p. m. tn. next
day, connecting there with Tho fast
train No. q OF the A. Il. & s. f.,
which arrives In Kansas q ity at sos
p. m. the SECOND day, ana arrives nj
Chicago at 0il6 u. IN. on the following
morning. This train will carry .
through sleeper between Ogden and
Chicago.