Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-21
California Excursion Already an
Assured Success.
ACCESSIONS TO THE LIST.
Additions From Salt Lake, Ogden,
Provo, Nepbi and Many oiber
Towns Letter From Goodman,

Three weeks from next Monday is tho
cate set for the California excursion tC
start for the Golden Gate The triI
from snow to flowers win be doubly
appreciated because Of the severity OF
The home weather unless wonderful
change takes place within that time,
said Prof Stephens today "Imaginy
q wealth OF tender flowers In bloom just
now and one may imagine the charm Of
the change that this merry party will
soon enjoy and are already beginning
20 devOur In anticipation"
The following just received by Prof.
stephens In business letter from
General Supt T. II. Goodman OF san
francisco, Is interesting
u want to say that we note with
pleasure the energetic manner In which
you are working up the excursion and
we certainly trust II viii be- as sue
ocGsful and pleaSurable for your people
os the one OF a year ago when YOU
tNcursiOnlsts made most favorable
Impression upon all Californians with
whom they came In contact II goes
''NANNN ENgiHH Aiidl 9bu Will llilh a
htarty welcome from the citizens OF
every city and town that you may
visit and we are inclined to the bell
that the coming excursion will be made
more memorable than any former one.
you have certainly proved that you
nave unusual tact and ability ia OF
ganzing large excursion parties and
which could hardly be expected from
one whose professional gifts have been
Identified with an entirely different oc-
cupatlon."
The following have been added to the
company since our last published list.
ADDITIONS TO THE LIST.
Salt Lake-Mr Roy Chamberlain Mr..
A Hyde, Mr.. Thomas Ashworth and
wife, Mr.. Willard Squires, Mr.. ALFRED
Pest Mr. Victor Christophersen, Mr..
John Edward, Mrs. Lizzie Y. Edward,
Miss Lottie owen, Mr. Charles G. John
son, Mr.. w. ~ Noall Mrs. w. r. Noall.
Miss Caroline Smith. Mr. w. Il. Noall
Mrs. w Il. Noall Miss Minnie Full
meE Emma Gritton, John Larsen, Mrs
John Larsen, Miss NJ Larsen, Mrs. y.
larsen, Mrs. r. Rugg Mr. r.. j, But
tcrworth Mr.. r. G.. Bleak. Mrs +. G..
Bleak, Mrs. $. w. r. Brown, Mrs. II. j.
Swimming Mrs. Charles Num-. Miss
Violet Clark Mr. George Roper, Mrs
George Roper Mrs Ellen A. Johnson
Mrs. Martha T. Arthur Mr. John w
White Miss NJ Openshaw. Miss Olea j.
Showell MIR. Sober Chapman, Nh r. H.
Weight Miss Martha Haslam, Mrs
Lisadore Taylor, Miss Margaret W
Taylor, Mrs. Jane A. II. Alexander. Mrs
Taylor and daughter, Mr. James Hunt
Mrs. w. w. Williams, Mrs Eliza Groo
Miss Mary GroO Mrs Henry Bywater
Willard-Miss Elsie Ward, Miss
Elizabeth Nebeker
Provo-Mr. f. NJ, Ewell, Mrs, f. NJ
Ewell
SprlnEyillc-M Mr.. Alex Robertson, Mrs.
Lucy NJ. Robertson, Miss Ruth Miner
AIR, NJ. Miner, Mrs. NJ Miner.
Nephl-Mr John Beal Mrs. John
Bcal. Mrs c. Gllnke. Mrs Elizabeth
Mitchell. Miss Pearl Mitchell, Mr.. John
Mitchell.
Calders Park station-Mary stay NJ
Dott Stay
Grantsville-Mrs Mary De Mott.
Park City--Mr. Jake Oliver. Mr.. w
S. McFoland, Mr.. O. Il, Lawrence,
Mrs o. II. Lawrence.
Bcayer--Mr. George Mumford, Mrs,
A. y. Cline. Mrs, a. b. Cline.
POcatello-Mr NJ +. James. Mr., Il. ID.
Harrison. Miss Harrison.
Murray-Mrs. Il. r.. Gordon.
Ogden-E. T. Richardson.
SPECIAL OGDEN CAR.
The Ogden excurslonlsts will have a
chr Of their own Those who have
slgnlfied their intention Of going, or
rather, those who have signed 10 go
are as follows
John L. Herriok, Ann Browning. b.
Il. Livingstone and wife, Orson Grlf-
fin, Joseph Dacre. Gertrude l.. Yost,
Charles Yost, Robert Burch and wife,
Mary Pingree, Lawrence Johnson,
Katharine Nav. Edwin Parker. Nor
mon Cragun, Orson Badger and wife,
W. j. Lee and wife Elijah Shipley,
Margaret Dixon. Bessie Lee. Minnie
Soils. Charles NJ. Hinchcliff. George
shorten and wife, George II. Tribe,
Clara Tribe.
SHOULD BOOK AT ONCE
PROT Stephens announces that It Is
desirable to close the list OF accom-
eXcursionists not later than