The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-11
GUESTS OF SALT
LAKE EN- ROUTE
Enthusiastic Los Angeles Citizens
Coming on Clark Road,
GREAT Joy ABOARD TRAIN
DINING CAR WELL STOCKED FOR
THE TRIP.
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\ OS ANGELES, Cal, June 10.-Ferdie
| Rule swung his hand, the bell rang.
Leo Youngworth footed away on ms
hand organ and the first section OF the
Salt Lake excursion train started on i'9
Journey Of Joy tonight That first seeuoh
was full of sounding brass ana tnhiihs
cymbals It was the ''Weah crowd, Jne
Yum Sing and "BOorzhwa shouteISS =
for on the cars were F. b SilVerW0 s3 ~,
go Youagworth Dick BronZon- Bltig
Garland. Sheriff Bill W hite. Chlet f .s
HammelI. Uncle Billy Workman, ~
nev PpudiPtOn Gen. Bob NanShOWSill'
Lou Spruance Big Joe simmons IL
Lamb. the MAYORS understudy- VINO was
bursting with oratOry. oil King Caillleiu
and a hundred odd others, the only really
quiet. modest set IN the crown OeIHe IlS
newspaper men,
Crowd of Missionaries.
ON looking over the ASSEMBLY, it was hard
to understand now Los Angeles would SCI
along without them for week, out titeS
were ready and glad to get along WltlOut
Los Angeles while on their mlsSloIldIS
trip to teach the Salt LakeTS the Ct ~
of boom and corner lots
MIR Rule announced the programme
W hitch was taken with approval Inc
guests were to do as they pleased an
car and buffet were well stocked Sries
OF Yum Sing" Manager r IL Miller
would send all social telesra1ml ms ire ire.
+ P Colgan and Frank Mattison, DICK
Beamer of the state board of examiners
came aboard and controlled and eA-
amined to the satisfaction OF the conl-
Cow Bell serenade.
y Leo Youngworth had string of nam
moth cowbells in the baggage car. Whlcn
he trilIed to appear in each car by MS
band of trained bell ringers at 1 a m
This was not publicly announced pel3 NJ
the train left. which accounts for the
fact that Leo was allowed to stay OF
TOMORROW morning at 10 O'Clock q stop
viii be made at Las Vegas. MI Rule
has arranged for visit to the Armour
ice factory Immediately on arrival ana
he will be the iceman- From the nj
Iarity observable last night it was
welcome
Sure to Wake Early.
When the train arrives at KeIso al
$50 tomorrow morning Mr. Rule viii
nave an ObServat ton car attached 20
each train, for the benefit of the early
risers. who will desire to view the seen
airy. 'TH see that you have plenty M
in time, said Sherwood to Mr. Ruie
before the train started, and he turned
on his big Dhonograph- which mas SlN-
foot brass horn and a fOuT-nOrsepOWcT
motor At Salt Lake the knutsfOrd no.
tel will be the headquarters The OF
ficialS have engaged fourteen rooms there
and Gus Holmes has ordered pate de
fol graS. truff1es and 0TtClaus to meet
the requirements of the Los Angeles pal
ate
Weeks Programme.
The Salt Lake Commercial club has
arranged programme covering q week
At Fort Douglas there viii be maneu-
vers and sham battle with military
ball in the evening. At Saltair there
will be bathing and receptions. The big
copper mines and smeIters viii be oDer
for inspection and receptions and dances
with excursions in all directions. iuclud-
ing one over the LuCiu cutoff viii en-
gage the attention Of the Los AngeleanS
Fisher Harris. secretary of the
Salt Lake Commercial club teteCTapheC
yesterday afternoon to the party thai
Salt Lake was ready for them. Mr. Har-
ris ought to know for he is the Franz
Virgins of Utah