Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-19

Grande Western possible towards the
upbullding Of the state. while we
nave number Of surveys We have no
extensions planned for the present" ne
sara our policy is to help the de-
Nelopment Of Utah as much as possible
ana Just AZ soon as II Is consistent with
conditions those extensions Will un-
doubtedly be built"
Upon the union depot proposition Mr..
could expressed himself offhe opinion,
mat such a structure was needed in
oat Lake and while he did not expa-
tlate upon the beauties OF the present
frame structure that does service for
q depot for the Rio GTande Western at
tue same time he placed himself upon
record that Salt Lake was deserving
OF a better building and would accord
lngly recommend when he got back
that SAT- Lake be furnished with a
modern depot.
MI Gould stated that his move
menls for tomorrow were uncertain
nut promised that after his visit here
ne would recommend the purchase OF
some new equipment for the Rio
Ctrande roads and the further cutting
down OF grades and curyatures where
possible until the line would be second
to none In the West
ORGAN RECITAL.
About 100 people listened to the or
gan recital given in honor Of the Gould
party this morning. Those who list
ened to the music expressed their
pleasure OF the playing Of Organlst
Mcclellan and the solo by Miss Ferrin
by hearty applause. The program was
as follows:
l-f aulare.' 9. q" e.. g.. ..Lemmens
"a Pilgrims Song OF Hope" Batiste
Enchanted Bells" .,. Hoberbier
"a "Andantino" .... 400. Lemare
b Gayotte from "Mignon" Thomas
Beauties Eyes. . o.. .pinsutl
b-Soprano solo. 90. miss Farrln
e-'Tannhauser EXcerp" 3, Wagner
WILL ATTEND THEATER TO-
NIGHT
on the Invitation Of Governor Wells,
the entire Gould party viii attend the
performance Of "The Wedding Day. at
the Theater tonight
Prior TO her marriage, Mrs Gould
was q member Of Augustine Days
noted company and her stage name
Edith Kingdom, was one OF the best
Known In the profession. She retired
from the stage on her marriage, hut
she has always remained warm
friend OF the profession and the Gould
home Is said 10 contain n fully
equipped little theater In which aiHs-
teur performances afe frequently given.
PERSONNEL OF PARTY.
Mr. Goulds special train Is made up
OF a Missouri Pacific baggage car and
the private cars Conroy, Atlanta, 81.
Louis, Ballyclaire and No. 100 After
It's arrival last evening the train was
switched to Fourth West, where IL
stood just south Of Second South.
Those who are on board the train are
Mr.. and Mrs George ? Gould and two
sons, Mr.. Cowdin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Waterbury Of New York, who are
guests OF Mr. Gould.
Missouri Pacific system: c. G.. War
ner, second vice president Russell
Harding, third vice president and gem
eral manager: S. b. Schuyler general
auditor, W. G. Smith freight traffic
manager, j. G. Lincoln. general freight
agent, an Of St Louis: II. b. Kooser,
general agent at Denver.
Denver q Rio Grande Edward T.
Jeffrey, president; J. G.. Metcalf, gem
eral manager A, s. Hughes general
traffic manager, and Or. OConnor.
chief surgeon.
Another member Of the party is J. NJ.
Herbert, who was recently manager OF
the Southern Pacific.
The officials who escorted the party
into Salt Lake were Assistant General
Traffic manager S H. Babcock Gener-
al Superintendent A. Y Welby and
Chief Engineer +. J. Yard OF the Rio
Grande Western. and General Manager
W G. sharp Of the Pleasant Valley
Coal company