Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-22

0r.,ye men, il of them colonies, and
.,.,y,s not from Kentucky! They are
,,om Nebraska, The odd one in the for
n,3,ble array is the governor Of that
.,es, state, and is boss Of them ALL
T,sy are the guests of Salt Lake and
r,ss officially and informally for today
and tomorrow
A FOLLY party is that at the knuts-
,ors those state militia colonels, and
their wives, and Gov. George p Savage
and HIS wife. They came I'm this morn
,ng from the west, where they have
been enjoying themselves as only such
party can when It gets out on a lark
Their business was completed at Seat
tie On July 4, when they participated
officially In the clnching Of the first
dyet in the new battleship- to-be Ne
bfaska,
Since this memorable OCCASION on
which the governor or Nebraska and
The governor Of Washington coats OH
and the sweat Of honest toll on their
brogs alternately welded sledges on
the ryet until the job was through,
he tip has been one Of sightseeing
and pleasure. The party has visited
practically all of the great state OF
California, and now they are in the
great state OF Utah. They will be here
Until tomorrow evening,
Upon their arrival In this city this
ntrnlng the party was met at the depot
BY Acting Gov. Hammond, Gen. Bur-
lon and Secy Fisher Harris Of the
Commercial club They were driven to
he Knutsford where they took break
hat A car was chartered for them,
ard at 1880 the party went to the Tab
d1acle to hear the great organ.
The program was one OF unusual
merit and was listened 10 with rapt at
hntlon by the Nebrdskans. At its
@lcusion, Proprietor Holmes OF the
knutsford arose and thanked Prof.
MCCLELLAN on behalf OF his guests and
rsA that 1.-THE Star Spangled Ban
M' be played. This was done TO q
sanding audience.
Luncheon was taken ut the Com
nerclal club. Governor Savage OF
Nebraska his staff and their wives
we're the guests OF honor. Utah was
fplsehted officially by Acting Cover
tf Hammond and General Burton.
VhT prominent business men present
y,sfs John c. Cutler, G.. s. Holmes, II.
i pinwoodey and Fisher Harris, all
g he Commercial club.
AVer lunch, the party took the 2;20
yam 70 Saltalr, where they have spent
h afternoon. That is the program
y has been carried out today in the
ela'aining Of Utahs distinguished
taNs' They have enjoyed every min
y, W Of NE day, and all the landmarks
~ u'ahs history have been regarded
wa ore than ordinary interest.
~, Is Jolly party from any stand
iylhl-as Jolly an official party as ever
:. Nv the boundaries Of its own fair state
49, ~ nv tne boundless west. High In the
M ySsu'' w ana the politics of Nebraska,
1'3 are larly representative members |
" Ial great commonwealth.
q sasss frank Il. Moore Of Omaha, is |
J. ,G't sample He is, as Col. George Il. |
49, @, tl solemnly assured the reporter, |
NJ Wv Uest mayor that Omaha ever had. |
49, ~ u himself and everybody be-
/ ~ ~ MN In the hair OF Mayor Moore
M snow OF many winters. but he
i /. M, hllhself erect and when he smiles, |
I'M II ~, Inc lne poets tribute to Morandy, |
~ Wy S9e world smiles too"
.-n D.u you hear about the pay our gov
i,oor. sOS Tor his work." asked Col.
nan, c silh twinkle In his eye. "You
rno, " Governor Savage and the gov
i've, " Washington cllnched the first
yas R "a tne battleshlp Nebraska. II
M br, Htst hard work Savage ever
sb NY s ns saw that he was up against
4 ne , nal 10 make good. so he took
80 '0aI and hammered away. When ]