Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-19
The DISPATCHERS.
Train pa1ipulatOrS Who Will Arrive
this Evening
FOR A THREE DAYS CONVENTION
The North American Association Dele.
gates Coming IN Proper
style.

coming to the convention In Salt Lake
will arrive at the Union Pacific depot.
When the train, which consists Of i've
magnificent sleepers, ono day coach
and one baggage car, arrives over the
"pioneer line" the party ON board
will DO met and will receive
cordial welcome. There are nearly
1850 members OF the Train Dlspatchors'
Association Of North America, with
their wives, who, for the next three
days will attend 10 convention bust.
ness and gaze upon this beauties Of the
city Of the Saints.
The convention is being held here
at tho invitation OF the municipal au.
thorites and chamber OF commerce..
The last convention was held at New
Orleans. This IL the sixth annual gath
cfiug Of the order, whose membefship
embraces over fifteen hundred train
dIHpatohetH In active service ia tie
Uuited States, Canada and Mexico.
The attendance this year Will be un.
usually large, about 1850 members Of
the order being able TO come. The
great majority Of tho association are
held at their posts by the AfduOus ami
iosp0uslble duties which devolvo upon
those engaged In this important
isauCh Of the railway service.
rho purposes Of tho association
llrlf Rto briefly set FORTH In
tDu constitution OF the order AS being
go secure cooperation among train
dispalchers, promote harmony, fra.
irrGnl feeling, free discussion OF the
Leht method Of moving trains by telr-
graph, the establishment Of "A bureau
ui information and the establishment
ut "a beneficial department for the mu-
tgW aid, benefit anu protection Of
leucnciAres OF deceaged memhera anu
tuu general Improvement anu ad.
vnncumcnt " the train Dispatcher
branch # tho railway servicc.n The
meetings OF tbs convention will be
ibid la the Chamber Of Commerce
ohilIiug.
Tie special train IL making n rapid
suu 10 tho west, and when the con.
vvutiOn ~ over will return at once, the
wtatwRrI trip 10 THIS Territory being
made over the Union Pacific and the
outward run over the Rio Grando
Western. The train left Denver ut o
Oct ock last night, aud this afternoon
was reported a. being squarely on time
east Of Ogden. Tho timetable for IN.
temediate points between Denver and
here today was Cheyenne, 1890 a. m,
Laramie, $3.50 NJ. M, Rswlins, arrive
b:i5 u. m. (bfcakfpstl, leave 7.i1 a. M,
Green River, 1880 n. M, Evanston,
arrive 2:l6 p. m. (dinner), leave 3:l5 y.
M, June 10; Ogden, arrive 6:l5 y. M,
leave $40 .. IN, June 10; arrive at
Salt Lake city, $3.50 y. m,
After remaining here Tuesday,
"Wednesday ana Tbursday, the visit.
ing members OF the association will
leave the Rio Grande Western depot
at 1928 D.. m. on Thursday, June %,
anu bid farewell 10 Utah at the Colo.
RADIO liue shortly after daylight Friday
morning.
Tho following IL the list Of the on.
Gers Of the association: President, IA.
a. Mace, Duumore, Pa; vice presi.
dent, NJ. q. Coyie; secretary aud treas.
ufer, J. u. DDwd, Noedrsha, Kan.;
editor J. +. Mackie, Waukeshn, Wis.
Executive COMMITTEES; j. f.. Msckie,
Chairman; Waukesha, Wis; J. Il.
Hopbs, New Oilsans, La; A. r. Wick
ltQy, Denver, Col; Alex. Allen, Fort
William, Ont.
COMMITTEE on train rules NJ. G.
Coylo, chairman, Michigan Central
railroad, Detroit, Mich, W. II Graves,
secretary, Chicago a Northwestern
railway, Winona, Mimi; |. II. Nc.
Even, Rome, Watertown 4 Ogdens.
burg railway, Watertown, n. Y; j.
h. Doarth, N. Y. Il. q o., Gallon, o.;
J. i. Macsie, w. q. railway, Wau.
kesha, Wis.
Among those arriving on the special
train today are the following;
Alabama-Mrs. and Mrs. n. Middle
brooks Of the Montgomery, Louisville&
Nashville railway; #. ID. Miller Of
birmingham, Richmond and Dan.
vile.
Florlda-F. j. Richardson Of San.
foEd; Harry IL. Davis OF jacksonville,
Florida Genital and Peninsula; Il. j,
Richardson OF Sanford, Southern
Florida.
Georgia-Mr. and Mira. d. L.. Harris,
:. A. anu NJ.
lllinois-Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cope OF
Champaign, Illinois Central; w. g.
Sltherlandi ~. Louis ana rerre Hautp,
Plnhneyvilio; q. II. Case, ex.secretary
nnd treasurer, Chicago; +. A. Hail Of
Nmboy, Illinois Central.
ludiann-Le Roy Hasler OF fort
Wayne, J. Is. Jerome and wife of
Wvs,vllle, X. * /. b.; @. X. Miller OF
4rw Albany, T.. q. q. a. st. H.; Il. h,
pt1nnor Of Fort Wayne, T.. r. w.
.lt.
Indian rerritory-J. Il. Mathers of
tmrl,asa, g. r. 1. a p.
loWu-F. y. James and wife of
Gariobee, Illinois Central; j. s, Potts
90 Cherokee, Illinois Central.
Nausas-A, Lapp OF Frisco line.
Ncuahn; $. A. Ebert and sister OF
nethansas City, AIchison, Topeka 4
santa Re.
hentueky-H. IL. Hancock OF Paris. |
AlaSsachusetts--E. IL. Stevens OF |
Fitch6urg railway, Fltchburg.
MeXico-T. w. Hansell o. Santiago |
stallion, City OF Mexico; J. @. James
ui NJ nterey
hl,ohigan-w. X. Tasker, Saginaw, |
y q T.. NJ; ID. Cromble ". aud sister,
-'ginaw, +. a +. NJ; II. J. Mcdaniel,
% Naaso, r., A. A. q N. NJ.
AlinuosoIa-E. w. Thompson aud
"i'c, Staples, N. II.
Mlssoufi-M. Ii. Harris, Missouri
J. cihc, Sedalia; 3. A. Waldron, wife
aud sister, MOberly, Wabash; J. q.
Il. Hey and wife, Moberly, Wabash.
Ntbraaka-Mr. anu Mrs Harry b,
Wal, Of Wayne, b. q NJ; n. X. |
Potter Of FaiFbuTy, O.. II. !. a y.
Row Hampshire-F. T.. Fosgate and
HlHlaT Of Concord, b. q M.
Rev Jefsey-W. IL. Apgar OF
High Bridge, N. j., anu A. l..