Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-28
THE CITY'S GUESTS.
They arc Being Entertained IN Salt
Lakes Characteristic Manner
VISIT TO GARFIELD AND RETURN.
4 Concert at the Tabernacle This After.
noon and Banquet at the
kuulsiOrd Tonight.

True to her reputation OF the past as
a mntchlcss entertainer OF strangers
within her gates, Salt Lakes Cham
Der Of Commerce and Business Mems
association met last night at O'Clock
and appointed committees to arrange
for the reception and entertainment In
this city today aud tonight OF the Dis
tinguishod delegates from surrounding
states and territories who were ia
attendance nj the Trans.Misaissippi
Conggess which has been in session
In the Junction city for the greater part
OF the present week.
II WINS after nine O'Clock when in.
formation was received at headquarters
TO tho effect that the congrcs. had I'm
ished is labors anu adjourned aas die.
THE VARIOUS COMMITTEES.
The various committees appointed
atu ~ follows:
Committee ON armngomonts-E. W.
Taylor ~ u. Colborn, H. u. Woodruff,
! Wendell Benson, w. a. Hubbard, l. g.
| Narrick.
Reception Committee Tho Mayor and
| city Council, Hon. II. \. Bnskin, prc.i-
don't e. Il. Lootbourow, l.. e.. karricll, T..
| u. Rich, .. II. Hardy, e. T.. Wuntland,
a. l.. Simondl, J. A. lleiss. T.. D.. Moran,
| G.. VI. Boil, q. %. Horn, D.. A. POLAND,
John l.. Lawson, A. II. Kelly, NJ. II.
| Bcardslcy, ~. y. Evans.
business Mons Association and Cham-
Z az IN
Nilos, George 4. Lowe, II. A. Fylor, \.
| II. Cannon, W. n Rowe, G.. D.. Allon,
| :. W. SOan, g.. q. Goodwin, Ia Richards,
/ Spencer Clnwson, Hon. &. 5. Zane, T.. T.
/ ColbuIn, j. W. Donnellan, Hon. a. l..
| Thomas, j. NJ Rickotts, J. Il. Gillespie,
| a. Howat, j. W. Whitehead, r.. KNOX,
/ J. Il. Dooly, 4. ;. Richards, Frank
| Harris, George q. Cannon, u. 4. Burnley.
| j. II. Bonnet, n. Clay on, j. Il. Caiue,
y. NJ, Stout, G. 4. Mason, $. ". Morris,
/ ". $. Mccormick, T., W. Taylor, w. C..
| Spence, j. q. COnkliu, $. 4. Parsons, W.
! l.. Lynn, a.. Y. Wallace, Goo. NJ. Scott,
William Hyde, l.. l.. Terry, T.. ID. Wold-
ruii, Fred Auorbach, jacob MoriiS, :. A.
! 'sios, II. l.. A. Culmor, q. W. Downoy,
J. II. Bacon, q. ;. Nnrihn, John T. Cainc,
n. NJ. Wells, j. A. Murlau, James Sharp,
R. Mtckintosh, NJ. If. Walker, T. T..
Mcbbor. If. w. Lawrence, II. G.. Good
speed. NJ 4. Cummings, !. q. Bnchtul,
/. s. IIlils, W. T.. Noble, /. a. Benton,
James Glondgnning.
Pruss Club-,l. d. Bloor, l.. q. Twins, j.
l.. Hanson.
Committee on FinancO-C. II. Mason,
e. T.. LooibOurow. J. II. Bacon. NJ. II.
Walker. W. T.. Hubbard, Wendell Lon
son, Frank Knox. e..
Tho Mississippi delegates
arrived IN Salt Lake from Ogden at 10
a. Nl.Ns
with their friends about two hundred
and hiiy. Ia the party were several
press representatives, and these were
taken In tow by their quill.drivlng col.
leagues OF this city.
On the arrival Of the visitors at the
Union aciilc depot they were re-
ceived by representatives, Of the
Business Mems association, Chamber
Of Commerce and Press club. Most Of
the party were transferred Immediately
10 the Utah ~ nevada depot and were
taken out to GafiivlI beach
In special train. They amused
themselves on the shore OF Americas
Dead Sea, which most OF them were
viewing Tor the tirst time, Tor couple
OF hours after which they returned 10
this city, arriving here "A 1915. At
tho Utah x Nevada depot they
were met by more members OF
tho organizations named. Some Of
them boarded the street cars which
were cautiously furnished by the Salt
Lake Street railway officials, and
came up town and went TO the various
hotels while all who could get Into or
climb on TO the Raymond coach, on
gagged for the occasion by the
Press club, did 10 and were
driven 70 the latter's headquarters In
the Scotia ucrbach block, where
lunch was served anu where there
were numerous toasts and appropriate
responses.
Al 2;SO, r,ifesh0d by luncheon and q
brief rest, the party again returned 10
their COACHES ami cars and rode
about the city and up TO Fort
Douglas where military drill and
other maueuveTs were gone through
with for their benefit.
At i;l5 they are 10 attend n grand
organ recital In tho Tabernacle, and ut
$3.50 grand banquet will be given In
their honor ut the Knutsford Hotel.
Tho program for the banquet Is rs fol-
lows:
Hon. A. T.. Thomas.......... ,....." NV olcome"
non. u. y, BHakIu....-"W elcome TO the Csty,"
George % 'ilouctra"
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