The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-12
CALIFORNIA REPUBLICANS.
Delegation to This City viii Arrive
This Evening Mt Six O'Clock.

This Evening at Six O'Clock.
The California delegation 10 the national
Republican convention at ST. Louis VIII
arrive in this city this evening at 6
o'clock Via the Rio Grande Western
There viii be sixty-five persons in the
delegation and ii Will occupy five cars,
consisting OF four double drawing room
Pullmans, one composite and one dining
car all deliberately furnished and decorat-
cd, as 1t the custom of the Golden Gate
state. The train will arrive at Ogden at
oclock this evening, leaving at $780,
and VIII consume one hour in making the
run TO Salt Lake. where a stop of ten
minutes VIII he made in order to permit
The members 10 get their breaths.
After passing here there will be no
hats save for water, until GlenWood
Springs is reached. where the party will
halt at 1880 tomorrow morning for four
hours, for bathing purposes, and Incl
dentally to make comparisons of the
Rockies with the Sierras. after which
they will travel on. making a short stop
IN Denver and arriving i'll st. Louis at
$3.50 a. m. June 10. which is Monday
Among those who viii compose the
party are the following prominent citizens
of the state where the sun quits shining
on United States territory with the eX-
ception of a few slanting beams which
NE throws on Alaska: John d. Spreckels,
Charles NJ. Shortridge, editor of the Call,
Dan Cole. o. A. Hale. z. c. Voorhees,. c.
NJ. Belshaw, Jacob II. Neff, A. 3. Lem
mon. J. l.. Coster. William Clun, w b.
Parker. Colonel George Stone, NJ. H. Nc
kettriek. c K. McClatchey, D. E
Knight, Colortl II. Kowalsky. Frank
Ryan. JSsttee Garoutte. of the supreme
court of the state; William Forsythe A.
Hockheimer, Thopas Flint jr., J. A Way
mire. Harvey Lindley, General z. p.
johnson, J.. a. Shelton. II. T. Osborne,
William Worsham, T. z. Newlin, H. c..
EoSDerg, Nate Cole, Frank Flint, James
A. Clark, Charles A. Gardner, A. +. Bag
ley, 4. a. Miller, Frank Short and 7. j.
Field
The cars will be decorated inside with
the oranges. Zinfandel and other fruit,
and the delegation viii have good time
from the time ii passes the state line
until Il reaches the border going back.
The external adornrnentS Of fhe f''"i' III
be elaborate, as is the custom with those
who hail from the western slope. aNu
will consist of blossoms of the state
flower of the com onwealth fthe orange
free) and other flowers which thrive on
the sun-k!ssed slopes which dip from the
eastern line TO the sandy beach of the
mighty Pacific.
Among the elegant affairs which will
be carried By the delegation is silk ban
neF which has been procured at cost
of s225. The banner contains the coat Of
arms Of the state. PAINTED in coiors on a
creamy background with the motto
Workincmen'' above and below the figure
in The center On the other side is the
word "Califnrnia." above two medallion
shared blanks which will not he filed
until the candidates are nominated. when
81 Louis artist VIII nortrav them in
the snaceS ff-hut then no one knows
whether California Republicans will SUD
port a gold man or not. Below will be
PAINTED the legend ITO ST. Louis, 1885, y
and the bonner is completed.
Like All Californ'ans the delegation will
travel in style and when IT reaches St.
Louis will create the usual sensation.