The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-27

that he was always delighted To en-.
teiIalh the newspaper people, especial
~ when he held the best hand. II
was rumorec Mr.. Grifin's speech had
reference TO very enticing game OF
poker IN which he held high hands too
frequently for a gentleman. bat the
{ CIluclsm Wss generally believed to
nave emanated from a poor loser.
Mr.. barlow, the man that sees to it
JhaI the Union Pacific is kept before
the public at all times, thanked the
party tor their expressions Of satisfac-
Ilon and said he hoped their return
TRIP would also be an enjoyable one
Mr.. Park. who had been very at
JenuVe to the members of the party
especially those of the gentler sex. dur
ing the entire trip, was called upon.
He thanked the people. but said that
IN view of the fact that the train was
then standing in a very dangerous
place, he guessed he had better move
on and he gave the gO-ahead signal
on the observation car whistle.
At Ogden the train was handed over
to the oregon Short Line and came by
that road TO the city. In the evening
the special was pulled out to Saltair.
where all the visitors enjoved a hath
Who They Are.
The members of the party are:
Herbert George, Georges Weekly.
Denver; S Temple, Western News
paper union, Denver: Arthur Conner
editor Capitol, Topeka; Kenneth &.
Kerr railway editor Salt Lake Tri-
bune; John NOrdhouse. Conservative
Nebraska City, Neb.: p H. Cockfns
Dispatch, Columbus, O.: William RapD.
Staats-Zeitung, Chicago; Edythe Lang
don, World, Kansas City: T W. Nc
CuHougb, Bee, Omaha; Francis W.
Lane, Railway Age Chicago W. NJ
Camp, Railway and Engineering Re
view, Chicago; Alfred NJ. DarIow, In
dianapOlis; 9. W. Taylor. descriptive
writer, Cheyenne; T. T. Frankenberg.
Citizen, Columbus. O.: E H Caring
ton, Gazette. Colorado Springs, Colo;
Lsnnes McPhetTidge News Indian
apols; Charles Robertson, Omaha: W.
R Watson, World Herald, Omaha:
Mrs. w K. Watson, Omaha; John
Beardsiey, State Register Des MOines:
L. M kuhns, Globe, st. Paul. Henry
McMilien. Leslie's Weekly, New York:
Lillian Alice LedbetteT, Denver; How
ard Lee, Post, Louisville, Ky; J. V.
WOLF, Post. Lincoln, Neb.. Matt
DaCgherty, Evanston. WyO.; George z.
Carpenter, DeSeret News, Salt Lake:
Paul Chamberlin. Republican, Denver;
Wade MOuntfOuTtt, Star, Kansas City:
h A Herrick, Times, Denver; Q. g.
Calvert News. St. Joseph: A. H. Perry,
Journal, Indianapolis: F. w Spencer
er, Des MOines; George :. Walker. New
York Sun, Cheyenne; Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
Glen AndrUs, Record Herald, Chicag go;
W. c. Deming. Tribune. Cheyenne;
Harry Porter. News, Indianapolis; G.
c. Porter, Press News Bureau. Omaha;
John B. Perkins. Journal. Sioux City;
q. :. Cook, Republican. Laramie,
WyO.; William NJ. Ledbetter, Post-Dis-
patch, St. Louis; Ernest W. Julian, W.
y. L, Omaha: J. E StImson, Chey-
anne; r. W. LOwTie, Sun, Indianapolis;
Harry L. Swan. A. P, Denver; Lewis
c. Humphrey. Post, Louisville, Ky;
James NJ. Pierre. Iowa Homestead. Des
AIOines; George R. Caldwell, Rocky
Mountain News. Denver; E. A. Slack,
Leader. Cheyenne; Mrs. G. c. Porter.
Omaha: John +. Carroll. the Post.
Denver; A. y. NJ Kay. The Herald,
salt Lake; George W Perry, Repub-
iican. Rawlins. Wyo.
r. ". Rich was conductor of the spe-
cial from Cheyenne to ogden, and Z.
p. Taylor. brakeman. The engineers
were Mike Lyons, Cheyenne to Raw
Inns. Pat Murphy Rawlins TO Evan
ston, and A. Nelson, Evanston to o.
den.