The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-13


nected With the Congress.
A dozen or more delegates to the Trans
Mississippi congress arrived in the city
Yesterday and are stopping at various
hotels. The main body will be here tocay
and tomorrow morning. All ABRAMS
rnents have been completed TO receive
them at the railroad stations and hotels
Chairman James Jennings, OF the Gu
zens' reception committee, made assign
raents of subcommittee last eNelihs;
who viii meet all incoming trains anu
conduct the visitors to the hoSe,s ne -, =
they may desire TO STOP lie requests the
members of these subcommittee 70 Re-
port to their respective chairmen at the
places and hours designated
FOR THE R. c. W.
The committee for the Rio Grande
Western depot will meet the trains there
AT 7:4O a m from the west, 12:l5 D m.
from the east, 1880 .. m. from the west
and 1875 p. m. from the east me mem
bers of this committee are w, n Dale,
chairman: 5. II. Hill, Colonel Shaughnes-
sew. Attorney General Bishop. W. z.
O'Meara. H B. Clawson. H Dinwoodey
Lloyd Park and DR.. W. T. Daily
FOR THE SHORT LINE.
The committee for the Oregon Short
Line depot will meet the train from the
east AT 5-5u B. H. lIOul Tic lAOA "a e1AAL
vest al COS a m from the east at $40
D. m and from the north and west at
7:15 .. m. The committee is composed OF
Geo. NJ. Scott, chairman; n p, Hender-
son John T Game Prof Kingsbury, DR..
Hcugh. DR.. Plummer, F. Armstrong, II.
w Reed and Judge Bartch.
FOR THE HOTELS.
The committees for the different hotels
The Templeton-s H Hin. chairman;
Colorel Shaughnessey, II. B. Clewson,
Attorney General Bishop, Francis Arm
strong DR.. HoUgh.
The KnutsfordEGeo. n. Scott, chairman;
H W Reed II. P. Henderson, L. Parks,
Judge Bartch and J. T. Game.
The comrnltte for the other hotels are
DR.. Daily, chairman; Prof. Kingsbury,
". H. Dale, H Dinwoodey, DR.. Plum
mer and ". P. O'Meara.
AT TEMPLE SQUARE.
The following committee will be sta
tioaed in Temple square, near the AS
sembly hall at $3.50 o'clock Wednesday
morning. for the purpose of receiving the
delegates there and escorting them TO the
place of meeting:
Francis Armstrong. chairman: H. B.
ClawsSn. Il. Dinwoodey. Geo. NJ Scott
Judge Bartch, u. p. Henderson and John
7. Game.
The entire reception committee will
meet at the Office of the chairman, Mr..
Jennings, The Utah Commercial and Saw
ings bank. No. q East First south street,
at $50 o'clock Wednesday. Mr.. Jennings
also requests all hotel proprietors to fur
nish him with statement OF the num-
be- of persons they can accommodate
from day to day, and h0 will be at his
o fee all of today to receive this informa-
ton.
LADIES COMMITTEE.
The ladies' entertainment committee
has been very actively at work recently,
and arrangements are practically com
pleted for their part of the programme;
on Wednesday evening they Will take
the visiting ladies to Fort Douglas 10
witness dress parade TO be given an
their honor at 7:30. Various arrange
ments VIII be made for their entertain
ment on Thursday and FRIDAY, ana on
Friday evening the ladies' committee will
tender a general reception to all the dele
gates and their ladies at Saltalr, and on
this occasion the silver cup will be pre-
scented TO Mr.. ". ]. Bryan, the president
of the congress. --,-.-----.- ..--
THE CUP PRESENTATION.
The presentation speech will be made
by hon. Thomas Kearns at the request
of the committee having the cup pre-
sentation in charge and the donors. Much
interest is attached TO the anticipation OF
Mr. Bryans reply. Besides this feature
the programme at Saltair VIII include
vocal solos by Miss Jennings and Miss
Viola Pratt-Giliette, and speeches by ex-
Governor Prince of New Mexico. Hon.
/. A. Thurston. eX-Hawaiian minister,
and one of the lady delegates. Music VIII
be rendered by the OrpheuS club ana
Christiansen's orchestra. Mrs. DR.. Fer
guson. chairman OF the ladies' entertain
meRt committee, VIII preside at the salt
air exercises. The ladies' committee has
been very busy for some days past in
urging Mr.. John Beck, the chairman OF
the citizens finance committee, TO raise
the $500 which he was requested TO DO by
the mayor. He did turn over 500 10 the
ladies yesterday, but the remaining $500 |
IS not in sight yet, though Mr. Beck
promises TO make another canvass today, !
and if he cannot raise the amount, ne has
stated that he would be personally re-
sponsible for it. Mr.. Bryan will not ar
rive here in time for the opening session |
of the congress tomorrow morning, but he /
Is expected on Thursday. Mrs. Bryan |
and the children viii reach here tomor- /
row morning.
THE DELEGATES.
Mr.. j. P. Whitmore, chairman of the
executive committee, will be here at noon /
today.
Following are the names of delegates |
that have accepted appointments during |
UtahEHon. c. f. Loorbourow. Hon. Rs
W. Sloan. ". +. Hubbard. c. L. Steven !
son, William Campbell. Salt Lake City; |
Abraham Zundel, Willard: \. 5. Nelson, /
William Olson, A B. Williams, +. {. Jen- !
sen. Mt. Pleasant
Hawaiian Experimentation A. Kin
ney. Lorrin A. Thurston.
North Dakota-Aifred White Medora;
George ". Harrison. Lisbon; John H.
Worst. Fargo; J. Z. Britton, BotEneau.
Missouri. E. Lally, Walter S. Dickey.
James W. Barney, J. Martin Jones. II.
G. KEEL, c. Z. Hill, Jacob Barren, A. H.
Munger, Henry ". Evans. George A.
Metcalf William Craig. Hon. J. Med.
Trimble. ". B. Clarke, Porter H. Hovey,
Arizona-6harles Trumbau Hayden.
Tempe; n. A. Morford, Phoenix: Nose
Drachman. Tucson; General W. o.
C'Neil, Prescott: Charles W. Wright,
Tucson: John ". Norton, Prescott; z. e
ElEnwood. Flagstaff: DR.. F. A Sweet I
Bisbee: Frank Cox. Phoenix; John J.
Hawkins. Prescott; T. G. Norris, Pres
colt; Lewis Williams. Bisbee.
California-W- R. Radcliffe, Watson
Angeles.
Coiorado-A. f. Mckenzie. John 3.
Church. J. c. Kennedy, Samuel W. Bel
ford. Denver.
Acknowledgement D. c. Cornell. E. R.
Moses. Great Bend.
LOuisiana-ThOmas J. Stanton. Emile
DuDre. New Orleans
Minnesota-CharIes A Towne A J.
Trimble, D. H. Twomey. David F. Adams,
Bishop James MeGairick, Duluth.
Creek; Judge D. ". shackelford. Boons5
vile: ]. T. Luscomb. J. E Lang E.
O'Keefe J. A Mitchell A F. Lewis,
Samuel McReynolds Carthage
Montana-George w. Winston, A. c.
McKinnon. A c MacCalluEl, L. A. King.
Anaconda.
Oregon--James B. Eddy. Roseburg.
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