The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-11

0PEEDING or their way to Salt
- Lake are 200 representative bust
ness men Of Los Angeles who for
five days of the coming week are to be
the guests Of the Commercial club and
Of the city in general Already the
two specials which left Los Angeles at
$50 o'clock last night, have reeled of
several hundred miles Of the journey
and before . o'clock this afternoon they
should be- met at Caliente by delegates
from the Salt Lake Commercial club
who viii inform the AngeIeuos as to
hotel accommodations and rates.
One section Of the special viii be
boarded at CaIiente by Arthur J.
Davis, the other by DIT. Ned Hewett.
The duties of the advance Salt DakeTs
are purely as stated above, and not
those Of an official reception committee
They viii wire to the Commercial club
the number of rooms required so that
upon arrival the city's guests viii have
no difficulty in securing hotel accom-
mOdatiOns.
Owing to press Of business Mayor Nc
AIeer of Los Angeles found it impOssi-
bic to leave Los Angeles last night
Warm Welcome to AngeIenos.
Salt Lake is prepared to extend to
the oncOming host Of Angels the warm
est welcome ever shown representatives
Of q sister city in the history Of the
state. Not alone is the Commercial
club or the Real Estate association or
the party which enjoyed Southern Cali
fOTnia's hospitality last month, eagerly
awaiting q chance to escort the Angel
enOs down the line and show them
what a really and truly city of Op-
portunity Zion is, but the general public
is anything but apathetic-
Salt Lakes people, realizing the
mutual interests that the new road has
augmented. are ready to extend a
warm hand clasp 10 the visitors from
| the other end of the line" The public,
while it viii not enter actively into
( the entertainment of the Angels, is be
/ hind those who viii have the oppor-
/ tunity.
And those whose opportunity and
I pleasure it viii be, have been to the
/ fore in enthusiasm and activity in their
/ plans. Not an afternoon or evening
during the stay Of the Chamber OF Com
! meTce members but viii have its full
| share Of pleasure and instruction. From
I the formal reception tomorrow night 10
/ the close OF the official programme
with the trip over the Lucin cutoff
/ the AngeIenCS will be given a chance
/ to ind new attractions in the country
I of which salt Lake is the natural
| center.
/ What the trip viii mean in the way
/ Of further ccnenting friendly business
relations between the two cities car
/ scarcely be estimated. Some idea can
I be gained when IL is stated that since
the trip to Los Angeles Salt Lake has
{ had the banner day, the banner week
the banner month in twenty years Of
/ realty sales.
Salt Lake viii have nearer LOO
| Angelenos in her midst for the Comins
l week than 400, the number Of Chamber
of Commerce delegates This is &c
IcOUnted for by the fact that many o
the delegates are preceded In thei
special train by their wives and dsugh
teTs on the regular salt Lake express.
Guests of Senator Clark.
The party travelling as guests of Sen
ator W. A Clark is, of course, as Il
the case of the Salt Lake delegation
purely stag" This precluded tn
business men actually accompanying
their wives. but there viii be reunion
at this end of the line.
The Los Angelans are coming her
with a good idea of the Commercial
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