The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14
Big Party of Utah People Left
Yesterday.
KEPT CUSHING BUSY
PASSENGER MAN MADE GUESTS
HAPPY.
Three Extra Coaches Were Attached
to the Regular 2:15 Train in Or
der to Accommodate the Delegates
to the Livestock Convention in
the Texas Metropolis.

/ Travelling Passenger Agent Cushing
Of tee Denver & Rio GTande was the
/ busieEr man in Utah yesterG1v after
noon. He hustled around behind a gold
/ fringsd, led badge Of courage. with a
box OF cigars under his arm ana a smile
I CT generous rro1oTt tons on his genial
! face, giving the glad hand to about
| three score and ten cattle kines. and
wishing to something CT other that he
could get away to Texas to STEER the
crowd around the a-Isets Of FORT
Worth
He Diloted them to the Rio Gtande
/ Western 5tsI,iCn, and on the way down
/ Second South explained to the Boise
delegates that plsrs were unoer way
10 sc-m a Salt Lake Stree Railwa-r x
Navigation company this winter. the
navigation part to o9ec3te mud scOVs
| between First Wes1 and the railroad
tracks on Sixth West street. Everybody
I in the party had a cigar. and a mon
stI0us badge like Harry's, except the
women, who had a good deposit Of mud
on their slziTtE. and City Editor F'ien-
ner of the Boise Capital. who had his
| fathers cast Of cOuntenance, pad Of
copy paper under his arm, and a lead
| pencil behind his ear.
Three extra coaches were attached to
/ No. 2, which pulled out at 2:40 D. m,
wives and friends:
Dick Hudnell Of the Midland. h H
Lawson of the Mallorv Commission
company, A. J. Gregory Of the Denver
/ q Rio Graude, c. Ira futile Of the
Short Line. Clarence HaWley Of Clay,
Robinson 2 Co, Harvey D. Douglas.
Nevada representative Of the Mallory
Commission company; Ben Nevins of
the Denver e Rio GraRde (as far as
| SpTingville). Jim Leary, John Seeley Of
/ Mt. Pleasant. John Sparks. the largeE
breeder CT White Faces and HerefOrds
west Of Chicago; James F. Jensen Of
Mt Pleasant; Jesse Smith and wife,
! Layton; Z. H. Calllster and wife. Salt
Lake; ]. Z. Austin. Heber: Heber Ben
MON, Taylorsville; Frank Rudy. A ].
| Nelson. salt Like, T. A. Nelson and
wife, Draper; W. D. Parks Miller;
Aaron Garrides and wife, Gale: Will
| liam Moss and O. ?. Hatch. Wood 3
| Cross; MILFORD Day, ParOwan; T. Num-
| ford, Brig Cannon, Moroni Reese and
/ WIFE Salt Lake: w. Kirk, Linden; J.
r. Olsen. Brigham: H Harker, Tay-
| louisville; J. o. Adams, American Fork;
/ A. X. Thornton. KaysVille, =. D. Wood
/ ruff, DR.. Woodruff, salt Lake; John
| Ford and wife. J. T. Barber, Il. z. Bar
| Der, Judge Haiglt, Kaysville; D. T.
( Clark, Provo: Mr.. Park and wife. Salt
| Lake. Lycurgu9t Johnson, VeTnaI. Hy-
rum Mackay, John c. Mackay, George
| Beckstead and wife. Gale; Tom Car
| raTd, TaylO-aVille; \ 3. Sharp. W S
| Rigby, S. T. Rigby. Charles Rigby and
wife sax Lake: Mrs. jams Blake
Gale; Mr.. and Mrs john Mcmillan. Mr..
and Ms Robe-t Altman. 2. H Bell.
/ Bctse; r. P. CEattin, state sheep in
sDector OF Idaho. Mountain Home:
/ Frank Hershey. Idaho Falls; Dick
| Douglas. POcatell0; Finlay Mackenzie,
| Caldwell; CITY Edt0r Flenner Of the
/ Bose Capital. Senator Pierce and J. d.
/ Wood &C idaho v~SHteto Texas via the
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