Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-14
ANGELENOs PROPOSE TO BUY
UP THE CITY
FORM INVESTMENT COMPANY
Local Flnsnclers Have Their Eyes
Very Wide Open for opportunl-
ties Their Hosts Are Ex-
patiating On
(BY BURT A. HEINLY.)
Special to The Herald.


SALT LAKE CITY, June 13.-An-
gelenos in this visit to Utah's capital
have become imbued with sense of
the opportunities for investment, and on
Wednesday morning, in all probability,
a company made up of the members of
the present excursion, will be formed
for the purchase of $5OO,OOO worth of
Salt Lake real estate. The plan is to
form stock company with shares to
be sold at $100, payable in instalments,
and j. Ross Clark has been mentioned
for the position Of president, with Alden
A. Kinner as one of the directors.
The proposition was the main topic
of interest on the excursion this morn
ing to Bingham, city bursting with a
wealth which has done much in the
making of Salt Lake.
The excursion carried over 400 mem
bers of Salt Lakers and Angelenos, and
the treatment which the latter received
was only sample of the hospitality
which is being shown to the Cali
fornians.
The train carried a baggage car not
used for baggage, and Fire Chief Dill
water of Salt Lake, with a corps of as
sistants, repeatedly made invasions
upon it's stores, so that Salt Lake, in
the minds of the visitors, is going to be
made famous by it's brew.
Bingham, a city thirty feet wide and
five miles long, was in gala attire and
the excursionists were given a number
OF guides, who conducted them through
the mines and properties of the United
States Smelling company. Luncheon
was served on the train by the Salt
Lakers and at o'clock the journey to
the City of the Saints began.
Too, Too Strenuous
During the trip the fraternity of .'I
am with you' was organized, with Leo
Youngworth as chief "I' and council
man Joseph of Salt Lake as the princi-
pal me" The initiation included the
taking of gold watch from Salt
Lakes chief of police, J.. D. Lynch,
and this the NT'' is wearing as SOU
venir.
Those who made the trip to Bingham
sible to do. They dodge the reception
committee with the greatest difficulty
The events of the day were much too
strenuous, comprising automobile rides
about the city and trips to the various
points of interest. A few winks Of
sleep for few composed the main ad-
ventures of the stay-at-homes.
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full existence in Los Angeles The visi-
tors today bore the tagged appearance
of those who were spending their nights
on the street in order to avoid paying
hotel accommodations The sort of life
whicFsis being led, even by Councilman
Hammond has been so disastrous that
100 of the pilgrims who are already
down and out will start on the return
trip tomorrow night.
Whether by design or not the recep-
tion committee has refused to say, but
the fact is that the Los Angeles city
fathers have been assigned hotel ac-
commodations overlooking the tender
loin district.
Eight thousand people assembled in
the great tabernacle tonight at the
musical festival given in honor of the
Californians. The cathedral was elab-
orately decorated in the national COL
ors and the exercises were in part of
a patriotic nature. Apostle John Henry
Smith, on behalf of the Norman church,
extended a welcome to the Los Angeles
delegation, following which, for over
two hours the audience. save when it
became wildly enthusiastic. sat en-
thralled by the music of the great or
gan and a choir of 500 voices.