Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-10

tlcian. He served aa state senator for
fouf consecutive terms, md was one OF
the leading members OF the California
constitutional convention Of 1879.
He was also for several years O COM
missioner OF state prlhons and was n
Presidential clect1r ut the last national
election and took the Pfeeidt initial
returns to Washington ffom his state
IN January Of this year.
Among one OF tho most interested
aud Interesting persons In the party Is
Mrs. Mary Lindo Craig, San Fran.
cisco journalist and nttorney-at-law.
She ia probably IS or 90 yeara Of age.
but looks considerably younger. Her
face ~ pleasant and her Keen grey eyes
have nn intellectual oppression
thnt Is very pronounced. Her prac.
ice before the Califirnia legal bar is
said TO DO large and lucrative one
and She " credited with being nm ex.
FOUNDER OF Blackstone d0c,Fino, who In
able TO cope successfully with many OF
the best practitioners ot tho sterner
sox. She Informed NEWS reporter
that che once attended services IN tho
great Tabernacle in this city some
yoars ngo aud that she was never
more Interested In the lmpIetsivenoss
Of religious services anywhere.
DRIVE ABOUT THE CITY.
After the organ recital the party
was taken fora drive about the city Ia
the Ray mood, Utah and other drags
aud entertained by reoltals by the
local newspaper men and their Salt
Lake guests OF details connected with
paints VI historic interest. While the
a ali Nuss a.. H..
land they were not 10th 20 express
their admiratloD) regarding tbis telu.
tiiul city anu Its many Improvements
now being made, they were
most Interested In nHking Ques-
tons about and listening 10 ex.
| planat Ona and answers TO queries
regarding the eventual history OF tho
pionoer1, their "strange" customs and
daily lives. They asaed numbc..sss
questions about the Temple, Its
uniquoness In the architectural world,
the Tabernacle anu how 1t WAS built,
Its wonderful acoustic properties, the
great organ, the Assembly Hall, Presi.
dent IOuug's residences, the Eagle
Gate, Carlo house, Historians Office,
social Hall, Theater, Fire department,
electric street railways, electric light
ing, water supply, sewerage, hospitals,
climate, and neither them-
selves nor the press boys
know how many other questions.
They praised our railroads, were
anxious 20 have ono Or more Of them
extended t. the coast, spoke well Of
oar fine hotels, school buildings aEd
board OF trade; went into estacies over
Our magnificent bathing rcsoIt.; con.
coded tlat this was Territory OF
almost boundlcss RESOURCES, nnO eli.
mate and great people.
Salt Lakes broad streets they consld.
sidered as magnificent boulevafds
Notwithstanding the principal ones are
now torn up preparatory 10 paving.
The excursionis,s will leave fjr Chi.
cago over the Union Pacific on the
$3.50 train this evening and will stop
over one day ut Denver en- route.
PERSONNEL or THE PARTY.
The personnel o, the party is us fol-
lows:
John McGonlglo. Democrat, Ventura.
Miss NJ. VI. Wagner. Miss Pearl
Wagner, NclD Era, san Diego.
d. Mcpherson, Mrs. Mcpherson, SeHti-
mel, Santa Cruz.
- VI. bahis4si hiS' bahiuiHi hfyuai
Alameda.
Miss Louise Francis, Mrs. Francis,
Enterprise, Casirovillc.
Il. -, Mackinder, Mrs. MackIndor, star,
| st. Helena.
II. II. Jury, Mrs. G. II. Jury Leader,
San MAtoo.
Ed. Johnston, Tribune, Westminster.
| Il. y. Thompson, Mrs. II. H. Thompson,
| Democrat, Redwood city.
". Chalmers. Mrs. Chalmers, Enter
prise, Chico.
II. v. Mcltle, Chronicle, Cotton.
Y. :. Wills, Mrs. Wills, Enterprise,
| Salma.
Alfred Dalton, Era, Bonicia.
George u. Baor, Mrs Baer, ReUeiile,
Clovordale.
IA. and Ralph Filchcr, Herald, Au-
burn.
J. II. Parkinson, Times. Sacramento.
William l.. Vios. Independent, Santa
Barbara.
J. II l.. and Mrs. jenkins, Journal,
Riverside.
Il. l.. calnor, J. A. Morrlssoy, Mail
Stockton.
robert and Mrs. Nixon, Journal,
Yroka.
Chas. A. Gardner, Mrs. and Miss Ruth
Gardner, Star, Pasadena.
w. y. aud Mrs. Bowen, Republican,
Sui.in.
Mrs. @. w. Gelwlcks, Oakland.
II. Barcur, Reporter, Nacavillc.
w. j. and Mrs. Hassett Fhemis, sacra-
monte.
d. W. Rayonsoroit, Mrs, Cronk, A,'-
| gus, Pelaluma.
John buckingham, Mrs. buckingham,
District Democrat, ukiah.
j. II. Dursl, Mrs. burst, -Four Corners,
Wheatland.
j. T. Britain, Sun, Colusa.