Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-10

NiubNio NANhlelVut NANNh - W wv
this city at . o'clock on Friday morn
Ing next from the oregon Short Line
depot Numerous changes have also
been made both IN the Itinerary and In
the personnel Of the marty and In trans
ferrlnR persons from one car TO another
In order that they might be near their
friends. SO radical have some Of these
been that the News" today prints the
revised schedule upon which Prof,
stephens worked almost throughout
the entire night, In the knowledge that
II would be necessary 10 correct II Tor
the Information % singers and excur.
slonists alike. He advises that all
members Of the party provide them
selves with q copy Of this Issue OF the
News that they may be fully in
formed upon what has and what viii
be done.
Prof stephens said today. II am now
booking oXcuTslOnsts into the sixth
hundred As a result the party win be
run In two sections from ogden TO Sac
ramento Fifteen or sixteen cars viii
leave salt Lake, have revised the list
Of eXcuralonIsts as carefully as possible
under the circumstances II may be
that there are stlll few mistakes but
! have done everything ! can to make
II right Some few names may yet be
lacking on misplaced but the following
list VIII quite enable exoursionists and
their friends to know what car they
have been assigned to- In this con-
ngctlOn ! would particularly urge that
all patrons Of the excursion see 10 Il
mat personal card and baggage tag
correspond with this ~ as TO car num-
Der; ana II not 10 Immediately return
them to Daynes music store for COR
rection, envelopes and ALL SO many
shirts ana changes have been made in
order 10 comply with the entreatles Of
friends who desired 10 be located near
each other that I am sure some mis-
takes must have been made-therefor
the admontions | have just made.
Those who reside at distance can
have such mistakes rectlhed from the
chart on The train after getting aboard.
a little patience and good nature will
soon right things Passengers should
remember that II Is impossible to put
themselves and friends and all Of their
friends friends In the same car. Whore
mis- has not been done they should
make friends with those who are as
slSnod to places near them II win be
practicable for them 10 visit back and
forth from one car TO another so every
thlnB viii be all right any way The
program of each days pleasures will be
given IN a bulletin that win be Issued
from the train each afternoon.
The excursion viii start from the
oregon Short Line depot on Friday
morning. March "a at precisely .
o'clock and win return to the same
depot at 3 o'clock on the morning OF
March 2lth. The itinerary win be as
follows,
FRIDAY, MARCH a.
900 a, n.-Leave o $. l., depot, Salt
Lake,
1000 q. m--Arrive at Ogden, where
northern and eastern excurslonists will
join the party
1880 a. M Leave Ogden,
On account Of the insufficient faoill-
ties along the route, It will be neces-
sary for the excursionists to take
lunches with them. Coffee and tea can
BE secured on the cars
SATURDAY. MARCH IS.
1900 m.-stop at Sacramento for 30
$500 y. m.-Arrlye at Oakland pier.
Leave the cars and cross on the ferry
to san Francisco. Get dinner and
spend the evening ut pleasure In the
evening the cars viii be ferrled across
to San Francisco and switched down
on Kentucky street They may be
reached by taking the street car from
Market down Third street, transferring
to Kentucky street at the Southern Pa
cihc depot
SUNDAY, MARCH 10.
1000 a. m,--Latter-day Saints service
at the Metropolitan temple, Choir will
sing and Dr. James Il. Tamage Of Salt
Lake win preach.
1900 m.-Yislt Golden Gate park.
500 p, m.-Seryice at Metropolitan
temple,
MONDAY, MARCH H.
The day win be spent in sightseelngs.
A trip win be made, by way of Golden
Gate Park, TO the Clin House. the
beach, the ocean, Seal Rocks, and Sutro
Heights, returning by way Of the Cllffs
over the Golden Gate. In the evening
Chinatown WIN be invaded.
TUESDAY, MARCH IS.
No program definitely fixed Oakland
may be visited, and trip TO Berke-
ley Is among the possibilities. In this
case the choir may give short pro-
gram before the students OF the Uni
'erslty of California
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10.
No program for the forenoon. At 4
p. m. there viii be- steamer ride
around the most interesting parts of
the bay visiting the docks, the war.
ship ohio, the Preside and taking a
general view OF San Francisco and
surroundings from the bay The steam
En- win start from the foot Of Market
street In the evening the thcaters and
operas viii be attended az the indlvld-
lals may elect
THURSDAY, MARCH %.
1880 p. m.-Leave Southern Pacific
station for Palo Alto and Leland stan
ford university.
1880 p, m,-Arriye at Palo Alto. view
The Stanford estate and grounds and
the university taking dinner at the
inn.
500 y. m,-Complimentary concert
before the university students In the
university hall or chapel
Hoo p m-Leaye Tor Pacific Grove
FRIDAY, MARCH q.
Sightseeing at Pacific Grove. the
beach the seventeen-milp drive, street
'ar ride 10 Old Monterey and Del Monte
Breakfast and early dinner viii he
had at the Womens Exchange restaur-
ant at Pacific Grove. At $3.50 ths train
viii back down TO the Hotel Del Monte.
and the evening viii be spent on the
beautiful grounds surrounding the
hotel At II p. m the train leaves Del
Monte for San Jose, the beginning Of
The homeward journey,
SATURDAY, MARCH %.
Breakfast and sightseeing in San
Jose.
1880 a. m,--Leave san Jose for Sac
rounding east side Of san
Francisco bay to oakland, up Sacra.
mento valley 20 the capital.
80 q. n.-Arrive AT Sacramento;
dinner sightseeing including visit to
the capitol and the art galleries.