Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-12

every way possible.
FOR CITY COUNCIL
", II, Davis, representing the city
council, came right through with the
Train, but the Commercial club com.
mlttce, consisting " A, j. Davis and
Dr. Ned llowcl,, dropped on at CAL.
cnte TO wal, for the second section and
complete arrangements for hotel &c.
commoda,lons here,
FIRST SECTION.
The first section carried the leading
state, county and city officials Of south.
orD California, the San Pedro board OF
trade, Ions Beach, Riverside and san
Bernardino commercial organizations
ana some invited guests The chnm-
Der of commerce Of Los Angeles comes
practically In body on tho second
section.
SALT LAKE DELEGATION,
The Salt Lake delegation Travelled M
faf ives, ae Moap0 leaving Salt Lake
on the regular No I on Saturday night,
AZ Monpu tho entire town, consisting OF
some 20 people, turned ont To watch tho
meeting of the trains, which occurred
Some ten minutes after, Az the train
pulled In, the shmmering lOtsdegreeh'
ih.thc.sh0do atmosphere WAS rent In
twain by mighty shout ns the Salt
Lakors were sighted Ncstibulcs were
opened and the pereplring committee
WIS hauled aboard ana rendered oool'
ine beverages ~ California vintage,
SATURDAY NEWS"
From that time on the delegation
was tho center OF attraction ana all
hands took turn IN pumping the Utahns
dry on information about Salt Lake
The copies Of the saturday nights Doe'
crot News, the latest news from the
outside world, that were distributed
through the train were eagerly scanned
FOR items OF Interest
A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING,
The Daily Cactus was Just GOING TO
press, the phonograph was Working
overtime an also We're the portcrs, and
appearances indicated that " the
weather was warm all concerned were
doing their best TO be comfortable Tho
man with hls coat, vest ana collar on
was conspicuous by his absence, all
formallty was thrown aside ana tho
committee from Utah was welcomed
and told TO go ana do likewise III
YOU don't sec what YOU want ask for
geleons are past masters IN the ult
~ hospitality, and some OF them wcro
lnmonting all the way up that they
did no, know why salt Lake should
do ~ much for them when they d,d
No little for the Commercial club all ~
which would indicate that they were
modes, fellows into the bargain
ARE GOOD JOKE WORKERS,
Likewise they are jokors Along
about O'Clock this morning some We
mt upon inc idea of ringing Two calls
on the porter's bell and then calling
. sleeping business man and telling
him he was wanted ut the phone. This
was pulled of with great eclnt IN every
car and ~ every instance acme poor
hnrd-worked banker got out OF his
berth 10 answer the cali before he wns
really awake, ~ course he had N
pay a forfeit, There was no sleep for
anybody much before u, mn and they
hnd been up nearly all the previous
night too
TIED UP AT TINTIC.
Somebody, however, awokc about
. a, m, and found tho train
tied up AT Tlntc Junction with
orders 10 lay over there for
tho second section for siS hours, Then
II was that a long and prolonged wall
arose across the desert air Mr., Moore
was hauled out Of his berth and clad
IN undorghlrt ana trowsors only,
walked halt u mile 10 the depot and
opened NJ the wire himself The an.
swor came tina, President Hewlett of
tho city council Gov Wells OF the
Commercial club AZ one end ana the
delayed committee on the second soc.
ton had No arranged, |, was then
that the wires got busy Then word
came from the dining ear that bacon
and eggs were running short and cof.
fec vac worth dollar u cup for the
reason that there were about three cups
LETT, A party OF enthusiastic imdiyld.
unls started 10 do somo foraglng on
their own account 10 return with the
word that the accommodating lady IN
charge " the section house would give
them some breakfast The way the
pilgrims swooped down on that Nfore.
said good Samaritan was absolutely
shameful, and unless help In no, sent
out In the form Of more provisions
there VIII be some hungry section men
~ TInlic Junction tonight
Finally matters were Strengthened
out, the work train ahead cleared and
all was straight sailing into Salt Lake