The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12
SALT LAKE CITY
GIVES GREETING
Welcome Extended to Visitors Com,
ing From Los Angeles Today.
FACILITIES GIVEN GUESTS
COMMERCIAL CLUB PLANS TO
EXTEND MANY coURTESIEs.


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"The city of salt Lake extends :
cordial greetings TO the city of :
Los Angeles, with best wishes for =
her continued prosperity. Nav =
y the union now being celebrated be =
productive of the greatest good to =
= both communities. and the friend =
I ship thus established grow in :
strength with the passing years" =
From the Commercial club pro- =
gramme in honor of visiting ,
AnSelsnos. =
Angelenos. the Commercial club =
viii be official headquarters during y
your stay in Salt Lake City =
Here you viii find every facility ?
| You may have free service TO :
= your friends over the lines OF the =
= Western Union and Postal Tele- y
graph companies You may have =
/ your business correspondence at =
/ tended to by steuOgTa pliers gratis =
= The Commercial club rooms have =
been declared official headQuaT- ,
tiers, and its members bid you =
welcome at any time In addition =
TO free telegraph service, your =
/ badges VIII carry you without =
= charge on any street car line in =
- =
merciaI Club =
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THE City of Saints viii be visited
this morning by two hosts OF An
| gels, representing the two sections
| Of the special trains which left Los
! Angeles on Saturday night carrying
! members Of the chamber of commerce
] to Salt Lake, where they viii be Cor
1 five days the guests Of the Commercial
/ club In all there are $40 aboard the
/ two specials. while as many more. it is
J expected, VIII be here on the regular
] train.
/ On their arrival the AngeIenos viii
/ be met by members of the Commercial
| club. headed by the committee on re-
| ception- by city officials and members
| OF the Salt Lake Real Estate associa-
| ton. Special cars furnished by the
| Utah Light & Railway company will
convey them at once UP town, where
| the visitors will be assigned to their
respective hotels
The Commercial club depot com
Charles A. ouigley. chairman;
/ Charles F. Adams, J J. Whitaker, ".
+ Read. William II. TibbaIs, 9. g.
Dey. George D. Adler, H. L. A. Gunner.
I}r. G. f Wilcox. W J. Burton. L T.
Holmes, Ashby Snow, John s Brdns-
ford. a. J. Davis, W. q. GTimsdell. +.
| ". Hall, \. H Snow. Thomas HOLIDAY,
Frank J Hewlett. J. l. Moore W J..
Tuddenham.- George Rust. g. NJ Neu-
hansen Thomas Homer, g. n StreveII,
g F Warren, Karl A Scheid- D :.
Spencer p. G. Kittle. James h. Shaw,
/ J. J. Whitaker. c. O. King. Samuel
! Weitz. John s CritchlOw. L. Q. Miller,
George P Holman, George T Odell,
I'll L
l DerTah, John H Walker, Charles A
/ Burton. A. G. Miner. N. II. Walker.
/ A H. Crabbe, George T. Alder. John
/ DeTn, JOY II. Johnson, II. T. Cleaver,
A H WoOlley, William H Dale, H. ".
Dinwoodey. DR.. Z. :. Wright. Dr.. S. G.
Baldwin, r. ". Sloan, F. A. Druehl,
Z z Darling, John Lewis, George NJ
Cannon and John e. Dooly.
TOday's official programme begins at
, D m. when the visitors viii gather
at the Commercial club. and from this
point make a trip to points Of interest
about Salt Lake City. At 4 o'clock
they viii attend a band concert and
dress parade at Fort Douglas
Reception Tonight.
The formal reception in honor OF the
visiting Angels VIII be held at O'clock
at the Commercial club and will &C
cupy the entire evening At this re-
ceptiOn there will be present in tbs
neighbOThoOd Of 400 salt Lakers. rep
reseHting members Of the Commercial
club and their wives. who VIII assist
in entertaining the guests. There viii
be musical programme and refresh
ments.
The main paTlors Of the Commercial
club viii be thrown open for the re-
ception and will be bright with flowers
and the national CoiOrs. The lAres
q he n h zez
for speech-making and OT-the south
wall over the speakers heads viii hang
a large framed picture of Senator W.
A Clark
In addition to the programme of
speech-malNing there viii be musiosl
selections by a stringed orchestra Of
twenty pieces
The programme for tonightss reeep-
ton at the Commercial club Is as fol-
lows:
Formal Address Of WeIcoms-PFesi-,
dent Heber NJ Wells Of Salt LaI<s
Commercial club
Response J. A. Koephi Of
Los Angeles chamber Of commerce..
Remarks-Judge Orlando w. Powers
Address-SenatOr W. a. Clark
AddTess-A- w Skinner Of Los An
geIes
Governor Cutler and the members OF
his staff have Signified their intention
of attending the reception this even
ing.
Free Cars for Angels.
The Utah Light & Railway company
viii tender the Los Angeles visitors
free service during their official stay In
Salt Lake, as indicated by the follow
ing letter received by Fisher Harris.
secretary of the Commercial club.
Salt Lake City. Utah. June TO- 1905.
Fisher Harris, Secretary Commercial
Club. City:
Dear Sir-I have been instructed by our
general manager r S Campbell to in
form you that free transportation Is
hereby granted to the members of the
chamber of commerce of Los Angeles
visiting this city from June y to June Is,
inclusive
Identification of said members viii be
through the recognized official badge
worn by each of said respective members
of the chamber of commerce Of Los An
geles only. Yours. very respectfully,
". P READ
Superintendent Railway Service, Utah
Light & Railway Company
couneiImen to Entertain.
The members OF the salt Lake city
! qorruqi1 arc r,ra7oe RING m TVplCOTup their