The record-union., 1897-07-03

the Southern Pacific Company yester-
day, is as yet incomplete, and it is
doubtful whether the time of arrival
can be definitely determined much be-
fore the delegations come. AS it now
stands, however the schedule is as
follows:
Leave Odgen July 5th-Delegations
from Illinois, two trains arrive here
July 9th.
st. Louis-Two cars, arrive on No. 4
July 9Th
Texas-Arrive on No. July 9th.
st. Paul-One car, arrive on No. i
July 9th
New Jersey-Fifteen cars, arrive here
early in the afternoon of the 9th.
New York-Four cars, arrive in the
afternoon of the 9th.
Wisconsin-Ten cars, arrive 9 a. m.
on the 9th.
Ohio-Twenty cars, arrive at II noon
on the 9th.
New York City and vicinity-Eight
cars, arrive 7:15 p. m on the 9th.
Massachusetts-Eig cars. arrive
during the afternoon of the 9th.
Massachusetts extra special train)-
l. u. H..
9th.
Pennsylvania-Two trains, arrive on
the afternoon of the 9Th
Missouri Especial train)-Arrive at
I2:4o p. m. on the 7th.
Iowa-Fifteen cars, arrive on the 7th.
Chicago-Arrive on the afternoon of
the 7th
Baltimore-Arrive on the afternoon
of the 7th.
New York City-Eight cars. time not
given.
Indiana (speciaD-Arrive on the 7th.
Mlnnesota-Six cars, arrive on the
afternoon of the 7th.
Pennsylvania-Two trains. arrive the
afternoon Of the Sth
Tennessee and Florida-Six cars, ar
rive on the 9th.
Chlcago-Six cars, arrive on the 9Th.
nnecticut-Thirteen cars, arrive on
the morning Of the 9th.
Michigan-Arrive on the morning of
the 7th.
Kansas-Seven cars, arrive on the
morning of the 7th.
Chicago-Six cars, arrive early on
the morning of the 7th
Aurora and Rockford-Seyen cars.
arrive at noon on the 1th.
Iowa and Nebraska-Sixteen cars.
time not given.
estimates are given of the number
of persons who will arrive on several
or the trains, but there is no way of
determining it accurately. Trains will
be run every forty-five minutes, and
oftener, if necessary, and the Southern
Pacific Company is making every eff
fert to keep them all moving and
cause as little delay as possible.
Every available passenger and sleep
ing car is being transferred to the Og-
den end of the line, and there will be
but little rest for train men until the
rush is over
The railroad company, however, will
be able to carry all comers, and gives
assurance that the accommodations
will be not only sufficient, but that
first-class service will be given.
The arrival of the first trains last
evening carrying Endeavorers was the
occasion for large number of persons
to visit the station to see the strang-
ers, and the decorations that are partly
in place.
AS the time approaches the choir re-
hearsals have been held nightly this
week, and they will be ready to sing
at the union meeting of Young Peoples
societies on Sunday evening at 6
o'clock, and also at the evening union
meeting of the churches of the city, all
to be held at the Congregational
Church.
Miss Ida Clinch, the leader of the
Sacramento division of the convention
choir, will sing the tStar Spangled
Banner" as solo at the Young Peo-
pies meeting
There will be a meeting O the Re-
ception Committee at the Westminster
Presbyterian Church, corner of Sixth
and L streets, tonight at s o'clock. 1t
is important that all be present.