The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-09
LAWMAKERS ARE OFF
Legislative Special on the Road
TO Boise.
OUT FOR A GOOD TINE
BIG PARTY on BOARD AND EV-
ERYBoDY HAPPY.

did not get away from Salt Lake until
nearly . O'Clock The delay was caused
by a misunderstanding as to the hour
Oh departure, but the party was good
natured
The train is IN charge or Dan s
Spencer. chief clerk TO d. f. BurIey.
snd Travelling Passenger Agent Dunn,
who are seeing that everybody is
comfortable. There are six Pullmans.
d chair car smoker and baggage car
and Vice President Bancroft+s private
car containing Governor Wells and
party. The engine chat draws the train
Is No. 653. said to be the finest and
/ fastest on the road. II is being run
Dy Engineer Charles PAUL and Fire
man StandUod The conductor is J.
Shields and the brakemen are \. Camp
bell and w j. Olsen. &. &. Colt is the
Pullman conductor.
J. F. Baker. superintendent of Pull
mans for the Utah division, Joined the
train at ogden.
THOSE ON BOARD
Those on board are.
/ President Abel John Evans ana Wife,
u. NJ Allison, Ferdinand Alder, Hard
en- Eennign and wife, Joseph Howell
and wife. /. J, Kiesel, II. =. Larsen.
George N Lawrence. s. Fl. Love and
wife, j. X. Murdoch and Miss Murdoch.
A. o. SmOOt and Wife. HOyt sherman,
Il. r. Tanner, r. X Thomas and son,
George q. Whitmore and wife. O. f
Whitney and Miss Helen Whitney.
Representa- iVes-SpeakeT GlaSmann
and wife, f. Fl. Anderson and wife,
john T AEtOn and wife, J. L. Bench
and wife, 9. p. Billings and Miss Wors-
ley. w. H. Barrett and wife. H. :. Cut
Ter and Miss Lillian Cutler. y. G.
Christensen and wife, y. II. Davis and
wife, MOsiah Evans and wife. r. r.
Fry and Miss Fry, Henry Gardner and
wife, o. II. Hewlett and wife and Miss
Anderson. f. r.. Hall and niece. \. L.
Hamiin and vile, Governor Wells. Cap
tain and Mrs. FRANK Jennings. General
Burton, Miss Katz, Barlow Fer
guson, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Reese. Ethel
bert Larsen, B. :. Young and wife, s.
l. tlaWSOn and wife. ". &. Sharp, y.
7. Nelson Bert SmOOt and Mrs. SmoOt,
L. -, w. FUllmer and wife, JuStus
Wetherell, Miss Alice White, J. Ephraim
Homer and wife. .. Z. Hatch and wife.
F H. Holzheimer, L. n. Harmon and
wife, J. p HOimgTen, D. G. johnson
and Miss. Kathryn Johnson. . W
johnson and wife, T. W Kelly and Miss
Kelly, $. a. Langton and wife Dan
Lambert and wife. D. II. Morris and
Miss Turner. =. NJ. Vaughan and wife
j. f. MCtiregOr and Miss Adams. Arch
Ibald Mcfarland and wife, A. p. Mohr
and niece William MCMiilen and wife
J. y. Pond and son and Miss Reed. :
L. Page and daughter, l. Fl. Redd and
son, +. r. South and wife, Benner Y.
smith, Albert Stevens and wife, Arch
ibald Stuart and wife, J. r. Sharp and
wife, MILFORD Van Wagenen and wife.
W. G.. Van Horne RulOn 5. Wells and
Miss Wells, w. y. Williams and wife
Noble WaTrum and wife. Chief
Clerk NJ NJ. Steele and wife. An
drew Gulbrausen. Dan Marshall and
wife, doorkeeper; Charles GuIbransen.
ral-
wife. ergeant-at-arms; James A. KEEL
~ and Miss Thompson, William
Howard, II. H. Blood and wife, 2. Felt
and wife.
Trip to Pocatello.
With every person on the big special
in the highest health and spirits, Pc
cateuO was reached at O'Clock to-
night An elaborate di-. was in
waiting at the Pacific hotel. nd the
hungry crowd did fun justice 20 il.
The menu included ali the delicacies Of
this and other seasons, and was per
feCtIE served.
The trip this far was accomplished
without special incident OrsOn II.
Hewlett OF the house committee on
railroads. with Senator Tanner, who
occupies a similar position in the up
per house, We're interchangeable in their
attentions. So were Dan s Spencer.
District superintendent Baker of the
Pullman company, Trav cling Passenger
Agent Hi Dunn of the Short Line,
and ether officials.
4 barrel Of orange cider was
reached after the train left ogden,
and everybody on board enjoyed II 10
the fullest extent. At the Junction City
.--..--,yu-. t.5Ie> o. oranges ana
oJ1e. ss0u things were placed UE board,
and they vanished before the onslaught
OF the crowd almost instantaneOusly.
4 me- LIme consumed in covering the
hrst stage OF the journey was passed
ina conversation in card-piaying and in
admiriug the magnificent scenery OF
northern Utah and southern Idaho.
Many GA the legislators had never seen
the sreat Bear River canyon. with its
wonderful canal located like a shoe
string in the Clefts. This wonderful
biz OF natures handiwO.E probably eN-
cited more attention and interest than
any other section of the route
The comfort of ali i'm the train has
been amply provided tor. The Pull
man accommodations are drsJ-ClaSs
and SO Is everything else in connection
with the trip
Governor Wells is entertaining a gay
rarity IN the special car of Vice Presj-
dcnj Bancroft on the rear of the
train. In addition TO the executive. il
is made up of General Charles =. Bur
ton. Captain ara Mrs. Frank ". Jen-
ninEs and Miss katz-