The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-27
Will All Be Running in Full
Blast This Week.
OUTLOOK AT SALTAlR
SPLENDID ATTRACTIONS OF
FERED PLEASURE SEEKERS.
New Management Inaugurates a
Number of Improvements--La-
COON Offers the Torrid and Tired
Business Man Cool Rural Re
treat From Care.

All the summer resorts have COM
pleted arrangements for the opening
of the season, and indications are that
from now on Sundays and holidays viii
find salt Lake assuming the appear
ance OF a deserted city. Saltair and
Lagoon have been put in better shape
than ever before. a great amount OF
money having been spent in improve
ments.
Saltair proposes 80 put up bin Of
fare for the dedication of its patrons
upon a scale that has not heretofore
been attempted by the patrons of that
great resort.
Despite the rumors that have been
current to the contrary, the fare to the
beach VIII be % cents for the round
trip, as it was last season, with the
difference that the trippeFs Will get
about three times more for their money
than in days of yOre. In addition the
hard worked business man win be en-
abled to take a half holiday and get
away from the trials and tTibulatlUnS
of office worries generally by taxing
the new train to the beach, which VIII
leave she city at 1:15 every afternoon,
into by having to loaf around the
depot a full hour after lunch before he
could be transported to the home Of
the briny zephyrs and the temple OF
TerDsichOre.
The man who visits the beach for
the first time this yea on the opening
day viii be struck with the improve
ments that have been instituted since
the close of the last season. In the
first place, on alighting from the train
the passengers win not run the risk
of spraining an ankle over the big
stringer that heretofore thanked the
platform, as that stumbling block has
been removed, bolts and ali.
Playroom for Babies.
No lunch baskets will be allowed to
decorate the tables on the tiffin floor,
as a room has been built to eccOmmo-
date these articles, where they VIII
be placed until required, free of charge.
Weary mothers viii also hail with JOY
the innovation on the part of Manager
Miller, which is nothing more or less
than the introduction OF 'creche,
or, III other words, he has provided a
pIayrOom for the little ones where they
maybe left in charge Of a capable
nurse who viii be in attendance.
Among the other Improvements that
have been advanced is the erection of
a commodious boarding house for the
accommodation of the employees at the
resort. This structure has been built
upon the north crescent that extends
into the lake.
Among the various attractions that
viii be in vogue this season will be
boating. bathing, yachting, roller skat-
ing. shooting at clay pigeons. dancing,
Sunday concerts, with the possibility
Of vaudeville and the erection of
shooting the chutes," Manager Miller
being now in correspondence with Chi
cagO parties for the introduction of
this eastern frolicksone fad.
s A. Mann, the excursion agent for
Saltair this season. is busiy engaged
in booking dates for the various Jaunts
to the lake with the result that the
best days in the month Of June have
been already snapped up. The list of
excursions that are scheduled are as
follows;