Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
DENVER DO THINGS"
MEN IN SALT LAKE F..
Come TO Utah 10 Stir Interest Up
For the Queen City Of
The Plains
ALL SEE THE LOCAL SIGHTS.
Trip TO Sal,aIr anu Organ llscIlaI
At The Tabernacle Arc Fea lures
OF Their Trip

The excursion OF Denver business
mon, with Cooks Drum Corps, alto
go,her 100 people, arrived this morning
over the Rio drAnde and "dld the
town until y, M, when their special
pulled on, over the short Line for
Boise The party Includes many prom.
inent business mon who are out, not
merely for an outing but to mako tho
acquaintance OF business men wherever
they 10 and ondeayor 10 create u Colo
RADIO Interest which shall bring trndv
and commerce 10 Denver The pullS
were given a rousing reception last
evening, az Grand Junction, whore
speeches were made by the visitors and
home talent, and homo state col llner'
cl0l ties made stronger than aver
RAIN INTERPRETED,
owing to the rain the party did no,
march up street Win tholl drum corps,
M was Intended, but after "A shorl stop
went right out 10 saltar where thCy
found Manager Langfofd ready 10 re-
ooiyo them. Tho courleeios III the re-.
sort were extended, bat there was no
ypalning desire ON IN part Of The N,s'
i'ors TO 10 IN bathing ilowoNolt they
admired the great pavilion ana the un.
surpassed facilities there for recreation,
and wished tina, Donvcr Nigh, have
had some such sea side attraction
At THE KNuTsFORD
on the return, the commercial pill
grlms marched 90 the knutstOrd where
the demands Of the inner man were
properly attended 10, and Landlord
Holmes saw that oach one had slowed
away inside OF him all that HIS digest
i've and nsslmilOtNe tract could well
take care Of
RECITAL AND FAREWELL,
t2p, M, the visitors marched to the
Tabernacle where Prof Mcclellan "a.
vorcd them with all excellent recital
At D. M the Denver people were In
their special, delighted with their short
stny IN SAT- Lake and expressing them.
selves m sure that there N u good
prospect In store FOR the town,
MMERClAL CLUB CALLS,
While IN the city a number visited
tho Commercial club, ana mpdo pleas
an, Ncqualntinccs there, although there
were no formal exercises or
Win the visit Among the
visitors were President W, u, Hwect of
the Denver Y, NJ, G, A, and W, W
Hamilton one Of the directors Of the
association, they called AT the Y, NJ G,
A. building here and had pleasant
talk with Secretary Cox of the Salt
Lake Y, NJ, &, A MIR, Sweet said the
Denver association has secured u altn,
and IL about TO do Just what the Salt
Lake aeYociatlon has been doing, VIZ,
have a building ~ ~ own, II win be
considerably larger than the Salt Lake
building, AZ the Denver associtioy has
q membership OF 300 or over and the
local population II over 10000 Not a
few ~ the visitors are wen acquainted
IN his city ana called nj places Of
business 10 talk over local and general
western commercial prospects,,
FAITH IN SALT LAKE.
Thfy all claimed there ~ no real rca.
son why Salt Lake should not take
great start and forge ahead, and OK.
pressed the klndlleat Wishes IN that N.
roctlon, A number Of the Colorndnns
are financially interested here IN real
oatate, md Expressed themselves salts.
fed with their Investments IN fact
the talk would indicate an extension of
these Investments The Drum Corps In
an old organization, ana IN well thought
W. w ''HN'lf ~ l|'lN'HlN lllUhfH 'TlNh
out over the country with excursions
aud has been 10 California with thcm,
Tho Denver visitors say the labor troU.
blcs have entirely qulotcd down IN tho
city and state, and that long and strong
steps ahead are now being taken IN Tho
direction OF prosperity, IN fact build.
Ing boom has struck the city, ana fine
structures are GOING UP IN all directions.
ON WAY TO TABERNACLE,
The Denver oycursIonIsts marched up
from he knu,sford hotel at 2 p, m,
through Main street, To the Tabernacle
headed by u platoon OF mounted police,
Mayor Morris, Chief Of Police Lynch
members Of the city council Landlord
Holmes Of the Knutstord and n number
or other prominent citizens, Cooks
band and drum corps plotted the Walt.
ing column, ana ma3o quite an impree.
sion IN their 2ounNo costumes Tho
musical .oomblnntl0n IN peculiar In tina /
II Includes only drums, comets, tr,lm
pets, slide trombonos ANA olarlneta, but
the music N good enough to please nny
stroat audience, There WAS "A great rneh
for tho rear gallery Of the Tabernacle
ana no Ylsllpa were treated 10 mn
excellent program by Prof, Mcclellan
At the organ, and Mrs Edward ana MI.
Dougall ~ Tho yooallsts, ana Mr., Wolho
~ tho vlollnlet