Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-07
Memorable Junket Of the Utah
Press Association,
WILL START MONDAY NIGHT
Tour viii Last Practically One Month
They win be Royalty Entertained
Along Route--Tho Itinerary,

For the FIRST time In It's history the
Utah Press association Is to indulge in
an excursion that viii carry 1t out Of
the state into many others A tour Of
the Pacific coast ls to be made and the
outing VIII consume just about one
month. This junket. which no doubt
VIII be heavily frieghted with expert
ences OF surprising interest, has been
IN contemplation ever since the assoc
ciation met on Jan 20, 1902, at which
time 1t was decided TO make the tour.
The excursion partakes much OF the
nature Of an extended visit, as practi-
cally one month will be consumed In
the outing, The train win leave salt
Lake over the oregon Short Line at
1850 next Monday evening, June 9, and
The party VIII number over 80. Most of
The members viii take their wives with
them. The press associations all along
The route have made elaborate prepara-
lions TO entertain the Utah knights OF
the gull, and the journey will be q cycle
OF rare entertainments from start to
hnish and fortunate indeed are those
who have the opportunity Of taking the
TRIP. The excursion is under the direc-
lion of the officers Of the association
with special committees appointed for
speclal duties, The officers and com
mltlees are as follows.
Presidential =. Felt, Juvenile In
structor, Salt Lake City.
First Vice Presldent--E. A. Littleheld,
state Journal, Ogden.
Second Vice President--N. b. Dresser.
Miner, Mercur.
Third Vice Presldent-Wm. BUYS,
Wasatch Wave, Heber city.
Corresponding Secretary-I. l.. Dlehl.
Mammoth Record Robinson.
Recording Secretary-M. A. Willum-
sen, American Eagle, Murray.
. Treasurer--W. II. Mcbride, Democrat
Provo.
Observation-Disclosures Jensen, Blkuben,
salt Lake City.
COMMITTEES.
Execntive-D. p. Felt. President; I.
H. Dlehl corresponding secretary; NJ,
A, Willumsen recording secretary.
Resolutions and Memorlals--C. w,
Penrose.
Data-Parley p Jensen,
Ptogram Arrangement-E. A. Little
fed. '''''N
Finance--Wm. Buys.
hotels and Restaurants--T. Il. Hyde.
Mail--James Dunn.
Baggage-O. w. Covington.
Laundry--J. NJ. Boyden.
Credentials-C. i. Aldrach.
General Information Bureau--Mem-
Ders OF the executive committee.
mat the party has very Interesting
ana enjoyable time ahead OF It is natur-
any concluded after IA glance over the
itinerary which provides for visit TO the
choicest points on the coast. The itin-
erary Is as follows
Monday, June Q, 1880 p. M, leave
Salt Lake.
Tuesday, June 10, 1915 p. m, arrive
Boise.
Wednesday June II, $40 p. M, leave
= Thursday, June IL, $50 p. M, arrive
Friday, June 80, 1890 p. M, leave
!, Saturday, June IA, 7l5 a. M. arrive
Seattle
Monday, June l6, $3.50 a. M, leave
',uttitt osoV ~ me- AIlNe flclOfld.
wednesday, June is, p. m, leave
Victoria.
Thursday, June 10, a. M, arrive
Seattle; 10 a. m, leave Seattle; $3.50 ar
rive Portland: $3.50 leave Portland.
Sunday June q, 1855 a. m, arrive
San Francisco.
Tuesday June "a, a. M. leave San
Francisco; 2:l0 p. m arrive Monterey.
Wednesday, June 25, 1910 a. m, leave
Monterey; l:i9 ,. m, arrive Paso Ro-
bles.
Thursday June 20, EOS a. m, leave
Paso Robes a. m, arrive Santa Bar