Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-10
BIG EXODUS FROM
SALT LAKE CITY
Ticket Agents Working Overtime to
Accommodate the Crowds,
OVER 500 TICKETS BOOKED.
Burlington and Rock island Capture
A Good Bunch of EXcursionisls
Bouud for the East

The rush Of buyers Of excursion tick
cts during the past three days has been
decidedly brisk with the result that the
forces OF ticket SELLERS under Messrs.
Kyes aud Benton Of the Short Line and
Rio Grande have been putting In II
hour shifts with a stand-up lunch
caught whenever possible. Indicative
Of the good times that are prevailing
It Is asserted that close upon 500 tick
cts to points east, west and north,
which are embraced In the low rates,
have been sold in the two local offices.
Every train leaving the city Is crowd
ed and extra sleepers ARE on all. over
the Rio Grande the Burlington has been
compelled 10 put on an extra sleeper
in addition to the regular standard on
the limited. No 4 tonight also win so
out with Two tourist cars loaded down
with passengers for the same route
The Rock Island, too, has NOT been idle
and the corps of passenger men under
Mr. Drake have been keeping the ticket
sellers busy with prospective travellers
owing 10 the rush 1t Is impossible 10
get list of those who have ayailed
themselves Of the cheap rates but sub
Joined are some names that have Sc
cured transportation east over the two
roads,
BURLINGTON ROUTE.
ChIcago-R. l. Parsons Hy Chaplin,
Mrs, Cherry, Miss Blanche Cherry H.
A. Williams, Miss Maud Craw John
Judson and sou. w w. Walker, II, w.
Campbell George Coray, Mrs n Burt,
Miss Ruth Salisbury George Love,
Mrs. w. u. Weidner, Miss Evelyn
Weidner, Miss Mile Hansen
PeOria-Miss Nellie Dewerth.
Abba, Iowa. II. Overhauser
81. Louis--Mlss blanche T., Hicks, l.,
b, Duncan John Loun, Carl Lolin,
NJ Simon and family.
St. Paul--Mrs George Brown.
Omaha-George +. Niles. Mrs Briggs.
Louisiana, Mo.-Miss Mollie Temple
ton
Kansas Clty-Chas. Brubaker wife
and daughter,
Toledo Ohio-Mlss c. Benoit.
New York--W. S. Scott,
Derolt-M. $. Dulheld
Morning sun, Ohio--Miss Sue Kill
patrick
Cepetown, South Africa - Victor
Wickman. Morton Nyman, Erlck Jacob
scr, Emil Smith
Wasa, Finland Mat Engblom wife
and daughter.
Liverpool. England-Rev. Peter Simp-
kin
Gothenburc, sweden--Anna Swenson.
Mrs. Charles Cain and daughter
southampton, England r. + Hills
and wife.
Bethesda, N. Wales-Richari VIII
liams, Mrs. Weo. Williams.
ROCK ISLAND.
Chicago, Miss Miller and mother Mrs.
Fritz, Ellen M. Roys, Mrs. Mary A.
Gray. Mrs. Eagu, Miss d, Il. Moore,
Mrs. James Milan, Mrs j. II. Houtz,
l.. d. Ballard, s. H. Snow. IL Fizgerald,
II, Lafount Peter Ritter Harry Went
worth
Burlington. 1a.-T Humphres, Elsie
Woodside.
De Moines-Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C.
Reading.
Davenport-Miss French and sister,
leyeland-Henry Ownly
Bunalo-Rev. NJ. A. Rich and wife,
J. Il. Eastman, Il, A. Dorman, /. A.
Roberts.
Mnneapolls-E. A. Van Fourth and
wife and daughter, S. p Miles, Jr
Norton. Kan.-Mrs Baer and mother.
Shawnee. o. FRANK Bradley.
Omaha-S. Raymond, George Thomps
son, wife and two children. Wood Par
man, Bud Egan, Miss Jarylse,
Christholm. Sweden-Olaf Hanson
and Gutho Torgesen.
erin, eGrmany-A Mathersen.