Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08

| - ~ N"Nh N'uIV wan u lhTHo ulhpUy
| OF ilowors, which was the only eugges-
tlon OF i0minnliy allowed TO depart ON
the special,
pALATlAL PuLLMANs,
| IN order the Pullman cars bore tho
| eupnonl0us names OF charo, Nashua,
| orlssa, Gorhnm, Amandore, Gloucester
| ana Noloo, ana each was occupied 10 rs
| FULLEST capacity, Tho last ear out was
| pnrlor car, furnished with oomforla.
| Dle swinging chairs, and plate glass
| WINDOWS large enough 10 permit unln.
corrupted sight seeing, In charge was
conductor l., u, Moore. with Engineer
Durham at the throttle, both OF them
scheduled through 10 Milford and TO
Las Vegas respectively In personal
charge OF the guests was G, q. White.
more, the general counsel Of the new
road and assisting him william Iglo.
neorl personal representative OF SEN
ator Clark
During the last 10 minutes preceding
lno departure, the occupants Of each
snr stood. nearby conversIng with
il,nds ana bidding farewell TO wives
ana daughters, with a sprinklng OF
tWoelhoafts here and there, There was
weeping IN the farewell witnessing that
oven the most Joyful parting cannot oc.
cur without It's llnge OF sadness, At
G5o q warning whistle was given, and
~ inc crowd or passengers boarded
lnc train II began 10 back slowly
OUT or the station, for the switch
which was 20 head II westward into
tho sunset. There was no booming OF
cannon nj the parting, and hardly any
cheering Those left behind were ohok.
lng down big Jumps that crowded into
holr throais while on the train white
mats were walvlng out Of the windows
IN answer 10 fluttorod signals from
hands,
REGULAR LEAVES ON TIME.
An hour after the special had depart.
Cd the regular Los Angeles train loft
on schedule tlmo, There was no barr.
INK OF feminine representatives here,
ana many friends Of passengers on tho
special LEFT on this train TO loIn them
IN Los Angeles and Go participate IN tho
functions nl that end Of the line incl
dental 20 the road's opening In u
special car attached TO the train was
the party Of church officials, Among
them were Elder Reed Smoot wife and
daughter, John Henry Smith and
wlfo's aunt, Charles w Penrose ana
Wife, Of the Quorum OF Apostles, ana
Angus NJ, Cannon, Rr,, and wlfc David
a Smith and Wife Bishop Walter j.
non,ilc and wife, Miss Edith A, smith.
Wesley Smith, Lafayette llolbrook anil
wlfc and state Senator w n, Will
liams,
llIGu JINKs IN ORDER
The passengers Of tho special train,
N the absence OF everything feminine,
started out early TO show how essen-
tinl womankind In 10 the decorous he.
hnvIor OF their weaker halves. Jinkn, |
high links and low links, were tho |
order OF the first evening out In the |
dining car toasts were proposed 10
senator Clark, the Commercial club, tho |
future prosperity OF the section through
which the road bed was laid, the Loa
Angeles chamber OF commerce tho Real
Estate association, william Shake |
spearo, and IN the replies the speaker
OF u word IN serious tono ana not In
lght spirited Jest WIS q sorry brother,
IL was after midnight when the bertha |
were mndo down and the pilgrims re. |
tired 10 their rest, Sunday they were |
VI IN time TO surprise the dnwnIng /
hun ana IN token OF the need OF cold |
water m the morning. the clouds had |
gathered and gently sprnkod the en-
tire desert, 10 prevent any undue
wv h'h'nlh w WV Nulll Wllluf NtIUNH /
which the party was headed the clouds
slil hung around, ready 10 open out |
"A doWnpour should II be needed
STOP AT CALIENTE
only an occasional plutc, hlghly |
painted appeared on the s0gebrush |
landscape until Calicnte was reached, |
ana here 10 houses, all green and yell. |
low, and all built exactly alike, disturb.
ed the vista. The houses showed no |
disposition TO dance, however, and tho
members of the party remembering
that high balls were placed at the pros
hibtive price Of 30 cents per, concluded
that the houses must be do facto lnstl-
tutlons In reality,
Tho train reached the town nj 0i3O a,
m. and those who were not In the din
ingcor piled out TO inspect the railroad
thops and look into business opportus
mites Questions were soon plying
back ana forth between the natives,
and ono group Os 10 town lots, natives
ana another group 0s 10 styles IN
clothing, natives and another group as
to the lumber market, and all IN all o
great deal OF information passed back
ana forth
tic for the right OF way was
Fought IN the early days Of the ROADS
and G., q, Whlttcmoro tot
tho story over at the station, pointing
out whore the scene Of trouble was ~,
Gated, and how each proposition was
finally overcome, Moving out from
Cnlienlc tho train pissed No, ?, bouni
for salt Lake az y, m,i AT Guelph, \
passenger was taken aboard at Moapa
and carried 10 Loa Ncga, He was c, +,
onIonblch, who had been Prospecting IN
that vicinity, and was well known 10
many Of the party,
PASSED At LAS VEGAS,
AZ Las Vegas II stop Of ~ minutes oc'
Cured 10 allow the party Ia Inspect the
town, and while they were scattered tho
regular train, bearing the Chuoh onl-
rials, passed by a BRIEF stop, long
enough 10 allow the exchange OF greet
Ing was made, and then The regular
train went on It's way, at 400 y, m, Tho
special followed at y, M and made
only minor stops unlil lta destination