The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12
FIRST SECTION
WILL BE ON TIME
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member of the state board Of equaliZa-
ton. A third is James HanIey. super
intendent of streets in Los Angeles. He
won by d majority of 10000 thirty days
after Roosevelt carried the city by 20
600. although the city elected a Repub-
fican mayor by a ma jOrity of 5000. The
personal popularity of the officials Is
given as the reason for their success
against Republicans
A Former Salt LaI<er.
Mayor McAIeer of Los Angeles is not
with the ezcursiOnists. He is repre-
scented by DR. W A Lamb, park com
missioner One Of the visitors whom
many old timers in salt Lake viii re
member Is H J. WOllacott Mr.. VOLTA
colt is now a millionaire Of Los An
geles. president OF the State Bank &
Thurst company and of the Los Angeles
Board Of Trade. About twenty-five
years ago he was n messenger for
Walkers bank in Salt Lake.
n p Snyder, president of the Co
operative Savings bank is another
prominent member of the party Mr.
Snyder has been mayor of Los An
geIes three times and although
Democrat in a Republican city. never
failed of election when he was a
candidate His majority was greater
than McKinley's in 1900. William NJ.
Garland, one of the leading real estate
men and capitalists of Los Angeles. is
also on the first section Mr. Garland
asks many questions about Salt Lake
realty and his fellow passengers say
nobody should be surprised if he in
vests a million or so on the trip. G.
A. Garfield. the millionaire oil king of
California is another prominent capital
ist in the party
Some City Officials.
City officials on the first section in
clude Theodore SUmmerIand, president
of the council; Councilmen Edward
Kern, DR.. HOUghtOn, Bernard Healy
and S II. Hitler, Council Clerks w. L
Goodwin and c. L. Wilde. CITY Clerk
H J. Leland Auditor Louis Schwaebe.
Tax Collector E. E. Johnson. Park
Commissioners W. a Lamb and Will
liam Morrison, Superintendent of
Streets James Hanley, City Treasurer
w. H Workman, Chief Of Police w A.
HammeL The county officials are As
SCISSOR Ben Edward. Tax Collector w.
Q. WEIGH, Treasurer Mark G. Jones,
Surveyor Leo YOungworth Coroner J.
H Trout, Supervisors Al Graham and
P J. Wilson.
State Comptroller Edward COIgan
and R. H Beamer and Frank Matti-
son, of the state board of equalization,
are also in the party.
All Leading Citizens.
The San Bernardino board of trade
is represented by its president. George
A Atwood capitalist: Mayor H NJ
Barton, capitalist; J. J. Hanford. iron
manufacturer; T D. Houghton. cigar
manufacturer; z. E Roberts. presi-
dent San BeTnaTdinO National bank
The Cotton chamber of commerce is |
represented by W. W. Wilcox, hard
ware; c. B. Hamilton. groceries. VIII
justice of the peace; Dan Johnson, real
estate.
The Riverside Commercial club is
represented by P. T. Evans capital
ist: Harry Green. fruit buyer; F. w
Enderly, lumber: J. Van De Grift. real
estate; G. Rouse, dry goods; w d
Clark, printing; H L. Miller, fUTni-
ture; T G. Walker, fertilizers
The Long Beach board of trade is
represented by Edward Musselman,
capitalist; G. W Hughes, real estate
F L Wingard, pharmacist; J. H. Null
holland, real estate; ". w. Lowe, real
estate.
San Pedro's Delegation.
The San Pedro chamber of COM
merce is represented by Assemblyman |
W. H Wickersham of the Morgan |
Oyster company, Frank Burns. cashier /
State Bank Of San Pedro; b. Brilliant, /
clothing
Mayor Dudley of Santa Monica is on
the first section.
Others in the party include the fol-
lowing well known men Of Los An
geles: Joseph SimOnS, brick manUfac- 4
turer, DR.. Carlton. physician A /
FIeichman- jObber: p ID. Bronson, |
Bronson Desk company: Julius Hau-
ser. L A HaUseT. H2user Packing 1
company J B. BeTner. furnishings; ]
J A Vaughn. Howard Newton. drug
gIstS- q. F. Anthony, Southern Cali |
fornia Motor company: Frank NOfsgar. |
wholesale lumber; Frank Walsh, real |
estate and insurance. W. / Brent /
president Merchants Trust company:
Henry Patten, lumber; James Mont !
gomery. jewelTy- r. II. Miller. West |
ern Union Telegraph company John 1
Rising stationery II. NJ Nieman- con-
tractor State Senator c. w Pendle- !
ton. attorney.
The Pomona chamber Of commerce |
missed the train last night but viii |
arrive on the regular train Tuesday 4
morning
The Los Angeles newspapers are rep
resented as follows: Albert Scarf. Ex-
press. r. A. Heinly. Herald: Irving !
Sayford. Times; B. F. GUrIey, Record; |
Otheman Stevens. Examiner.
The Second Section.
The second section is in charge of /
Secretary GourIey of the Los Angeles /
chamber of commerce The two sec /
lions are bringing to Salt Lake about /
100 members Of the Jonathan club. of I
which Mr. Rule is president. The trav- |
elerS are being cared for in splendid /
style The trains are not Overcrowded /
and the service and management have
been first class in every respect Su-
perintendent H :. Twining of the
Pullman company came down from |
salt Lake this morning and is giving
personal attention TO the Pullmans, |
while the railroad officials, trainmen
and Western Union operators are ex-
erting themselves to make the trip as
pleasant as possible No instance of
discOUEtesy has yet been recorded and
the CalfornianS are enthusiastic in
praise Of their treatment.
Expect Great Time.
All are looking eagerly forward to
their arrival IN Salt Lake. Some Of
them have been there before and they |
are busy telling the others of the wide
streets, running streams. the wonder
full lake and the good people OF Salt
Lake.
What are you planning to do to
us2" one Of the visitors asked a Salt
Lake committeeman
We're going to do the best we can, /
and if you can suggest any improve
ment Wen do that" was the response
salt Lake has a great reputation for
hospitality in Los Angeles. according
to the talk of the visitors, who declare