Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-11
BIG EXCURSIONS
EAST AND WEST.
Heavy Ticket Sales Mark the Open
Ing Date Of Cheap Rates.
PEOPLE ARE LEAVING CITY
c,o.e upon $50 yacauonists Going 10
coiorodo, Chicago, Portland aud san
Francisco To-day and Tomorrow

glance at the interiors OF the ticket
Offices IN Salt Lake today would aus
moi any lingering doubt that might be
nreyalen. regarding the advent OF COCA
,imes IN Utah. For two days past
both the Oregon Short Line and me
RIO Granda Western offices have been
crowded with prospective excursion
ists While there has been a big rush
NJ business at the headquarters OF the
southern Pacific AZ the first Two
named offices extra help has been IN
stalled and despite the fact thar Doth
Ticket Agent Reyes and Col Benton
have been working from morn I'll per-
shifting eve they have not yet the emu
an slpht 10 all trains leaving for the
Fast ana the West for the next Two
days there viii be extra sleepers az
raSned. From present indications the
eveursions win eclipse those Of previous
,eors as regards numbers, owing to
,be nress of business IL Is Impossible
an this hour to obtain a list of those
wbo are leaving Salt Lake on vaca-
lion Int a rough estimate places the
migration FROM this city In the helBh-
borhood of 600 passengers.
Among those who were observed puF-
chasing tickets and securing reserNa-
tlons were the following;
FOR THE EAST
The Misses Maynes, W Boswell, Mrs
Alexander. sister and mother, j. w.
Dallas and wife. Mrs |. w. Bender ana
daughter. prof. Beaver and wife, Mrs.
Custer Miss Peterson, Mrs Whitaker
Mics Clarahan. Mrs, Hoover, Mrs
petit the Misses Petit, j. w. Thomp-
son and wife. Mrs. Allan and daughter
Mrs and Miss Lake, Mrs. John Lollin
Victor Lollln, Miss Greenstreet Mr.
Mars and brother, Miss Leona Samson
Miss Miller. Mrs. NJ, Lindsay, Mrs
Maie Mrs. Burns, Miss Burns Charles
pnrns Geo. Ludburg, Mr.. Williams
ana wife II. A. Sampson, Miss Baxter,
Miss Thompson, G. l.. Thompson and
NIfe. Roy Ogeshury and I'VE, H. A.
Tarraday and I'VE. Geo. Pullman, MI
Marks Miss shannan, Miss Bledsoe,
Mics Green. Mr.. Hermat. Miss Hamlin,
Mics Carruthers Miss Landers, Miss
Trlpp Mrs Cook, the Misses Herman,
" n Johnson. Chas Schroeder Miss
Hobart Miss Wilson, Mrs. Fritz, Miss
Green, Miss Henry, Miss Anderson
FOR THE WEST.
The Southern Pacific showed up well
This morning in It's booking for San
Francisco and other California points.
In all General Agent D. r. Gray reports
that he has sold l50 tickets with every
prospect of larger number ere the sale
closes tomorrow night The oregon
Short Line excursion to Portland, while
not being quite so heavy. gives every
indication Of being a good one num-
erically. Among those who lett ana
win 10 tonight 10 the Pacific coast are;
Mrs. Elizabeth Dunnlng. W. d. Ma
this. II. J. Duke, Laura Basplnger Mrs.
]. p. Bradley, Walter 7. Jennings,
Francis sharkey, Mrs. p, Heymanson,
Claire Heymanson Mrs j. II Williams.
NJ, S. Hewitt, w. II. Kahler, X. r Nit
ohell Mary Nelson. j, II, Place, Mrs.
Il. A. Place A. r. Seryls May T, Ser
Wis, Rena Servis Leo Decker Mrs.
Nellie Decker, May j. Bldwell. Mrs, NJ.
Roeder, w. Gus Steward, /. Steward.
Tucker Steward. r. " Williams, c.
McCannon, clifford Jennings, Hattie
Jennings, Ellen /. Jennings Deyereau
Jennings, Mrs. G. A. Smith, A. c. Cush-
Ing, Marie X. Game, NJ Smith, W. r.
Smith. Manuryia Smith, Mrs, II. T.
Poland, Mrs A. W. Felt Hume Felt.
Jennie Jeffery, Joseph Jeffrey. Jno. c.
Work, Nellie Quayle, b. l.. Quayle,
Sarah Quayle, Arthur Kneass, Clara
Hayward, Mrs. j. Slusher, Easson
slusher Mrs Francis Quayle. Helen
Yardley, Elizabeth p. Yardley. Il. Me-
hesy, Jr A. II. Peabody. w s. Fender
CAST, Mrs. c. II. Schue.