Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-27

ic. Then "BoscO the Snake Eater" was
dragged TO the rostrum after half a
dozen in1ictors and got In their fine
work. "Rosco" was too much FOR even
the Wyoming climate, however, and
the very clouds wept In sympathy The
party got out OF Evanston alive and
proceeded to bear down on unsuspect-
ing Salt Lake at n gait that had the
effect Of carrying overheard hats ana
everything that was not nailed down.
PILGRIMS RETURN THANKS.
II was during one Of the stops for
the accommodation Of the photograph
ers In Echo canyon. and while waiting,
Herbert George arose at the rear OF the
observation car and announced that the
committee on resolutions was ready 20
report. The resolution was read by
Chairman Mccullough. Of the commit
tee, and was as follows:
TO Il. H. Lomax w, l.. Park, A. Oar
low and II. r. Griffin;
The undersigned, who have for the
last four days enjoyed the considerable
aud hospitable care you have bestowed
upon us, desire TO thus express our deep
sense OF appreciation OF your efforts to
our present pleasure. II Is rare, in
deed, that hosts so mindful Of the well
fare OF their guests are encountered In
these days OF fierce competition" and
we hasten to congratulate you on the
community Of interest you have es-
tabllshed among us. many Of whom
have met for the first time, and be-
tween ourselves and yourselves. II Is
Nftch Of lifa
may never be less pleasant than has
been ours under your care, and our
trust is that your road through time
into eternity will be like that Of the
Union Pacific easy curves and light
gradients
TO Mr.. Alfred Darlow, under whose
direction the excursion was conducted,
we desire TO especially express our sin
cere feeling of obligation for the many
acts OF watchful courtesy and unos-
tentatiOus kindness which have con-
tributed in so great a measure to the
enjoyment OF the trip. III,
This resolution was unanimously
| adopted by a standing vote, and loud
calls OF "Lomax brought forth a neat
| speech from the Union Pacific general
passenger agent In response 70 fur
NutA l'tiHs AH'oFi o N'ANhAif
barlow and Park also made brief
speeches In which they expressed their
thanks for the resolutions and main
tanned that the pleasure of the outing
had also been theirs.
THOSE WHO CONTRIBUTED.
The complete roster OF those who as
sisted In making the trip from Denver
to Salt Lake one which VIII go down TO
history is as follows: Union Pacific
railroad, +. l.. LomaX, general passen-
ger and ticket agent; Alfred barlow,
advertising agent, w L. Park. super
intendent OF the Wyoming division; +.
r, Griffin, general agent at Denver; X.
e. Weedin, resident engineer at Aspen,
+. b, Parker assistant superintendent
at Evanston; w A. Whitney, assistant
superintendent at Laramie; Ii. w,
Sheridan, trainmaster, Green River X.
W. Rich. conductor In charge train, T..
p. Taylor, brakeman, both from Chey-
enne Mike Lyons engineer; Robert
Meyers. fireman, Cheyenne TO Rawlins;
p. T. Murphy. engineer; h. T. Weaver,
fireman, Rawlns TO Evanston Alfred
Nelson. engineer II. +. Wordsworth,
fireman. Evanston TO Ogden
bItkon SMUT Lime spe'lal liNiu pB-
den to Salt Lake; f. O. Meakin. con-
ductor: II. W, Tucker brakeman;
Thomas Lee, engineer; d. w. Allen,
fireman.
Pullman company-J. NJ. Smith, SUI
perintendent at Denver; j. +. Baker,
superintendent at ogden.
Dining-car Maiestic-D. c. Lewis.
conductor, J. Felix, chef Sam Davis.
second cook; T. Nivans, third cook.
walters, ]. c. Pegg, G. Sampson. b.
Payne, T. Wright.
Pullman car conductor, f. f. Smith.
OF Chicago
Sleeper Aderno--C. Lee, porter.
Sleeper Sylyania--W. s. Daniels, por-
ter.
Sleeper Miltiades--J. r. Maps. por-
ter.
Car 90. Rountree. chef; b. h. Ber-
~. waiter.
Car Oll-R. +. Moore, chef.