The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-19
LIMITED" WILL
ARRIVE TO-DAY
Palatial Los Angeles Train on Its
Initial Trip to Salt Lake.
NEWSPAPER MEN ON BOARD
SALT LAKE ROUTE OFFICIALS
HERE TO MEET SPECIAL.

The first train of the Los Angeles
Limited service viii arrive in Salt Lake
from Chicago at 1905 o'clock this aft
ernoon over the Oregon Short Line. Ten
minutes later it viii depart for Los
Angeles over the San Pedro. Los An
geles & Salt Lake road arriving at
Los Angeles at 4:45 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
Ia anticipation Of The arrival of the
Limited several officials OF the Salt
Lake Route arrived from Los Angeles
yCsterda- morning. Among them were
r.. T.. Wells. general manager OF the
road; i. c. Fennessy, superintendent
Of the dining chr service; L. c. Peck,
assistant general passenger agent. ana
r. Z. CrandaI. general baggage agent.
4 party composed of oregon Short
Line officials and representatives or
the Salt Lake newspapers left yester-
day afternoon in the private car or
General superintendent y. Buckingham
OF the Short Line to meet the Limited
IN Wyoming. Aside from the news
paper men. the party was made up Of
Mr.. Buckingham. and d. Z. Burley,
general passenger agent OF the Short
Line.
Entertain Newspaper Men.
About twenty correspondents. repre-
scutiu~ New York. Chicago and other
eastern newspapers. are aboard the
train. The host Of the newspaper par
ty is L. l.. LomaN, general passenger
agent of the Uuion Pacific. who viii
accompany them TO LOS Angeles. At
SALT Lake, however, the party viii be
Joined BY Kenneth q. Kerr. secretary
Of the Press club of Salt Lake and
travelling passenger agent of the salt
Lake Route. ana T. {. Peck. assistant
general passenger agent Of The salt
Lake Route who viii go 10 Los An
geles and assist AIr. BOmaN in enter
Jainmg the press Representatives.
Mr.. Peck. who is here awaiting the
arrival of the Limited. says that when
Riverside. Cal, is reached the press
party VIII leave the train and will be
taken on an automobile ride through
the orange groves there which viii be
followed by a dinner at GlenwoOd. In
the eveniu a special parloT car train
will take the visitors to Los Angeles.
The spondents will remain at Los
Angeles several DAYS.
The programme for their entertain
ment at Los AnScios includes Il visit
TO Pasadena, a luncheon at the Mary
land, a visit TO the ostrich farm and
TO Baldwin's ranch banquet at the
Press club, a visit TO the adjacent
ocean resorts in automobiles, and a
trip from san Pedro TO Ca lima island
by steamer.
At San Pedro the visitors viii be
given real old Spanish bullhead'
breakfast, during whic- a Spanish OIL
chestra viii render music. Two an
cient Spanish DANES, one OF whom Is
reputed 10 be 10l years old. will roll
cigarettes for the company. That even
ng-Saturday-the Los Angeles Press
club will have a high jinks" session.
Sunday morning the visitors viii be
taken for a tally-ho ride, and that
afternoon they viii leave for the east
Decorate Dining Car.
The dining car. which viii be a part
of the Limited train LetWeen Salt Lake
and Los Angeles, arrived here yesteT-
day morning. II vii be decorated with
flOWers and run on a sidetrack at the
depot at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon
half an hour before the Limited ar
riVes 1t is the intention of the Salt
Lake road to change dining cars at
salt Lake on every trip Of the Linn
tied
Conductor j. Z. Mccarthy viii take
charge Of the Limited this afternoon
upon its arrival in salt Lake. He VIII
be the frs, conductor on the Salt Lake
Route 10 have charge of a Limited
train