The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
i0|IVENT!9N
l|jN At AN END
3, Mems Gathering at
'l,rIs Thing Of the
Past.
upSClrY HOSPITALITY
'SSS n Be REMEMBERED
| 4, Been One of the Most
'+,bls in, History of
State.

,.rs s-The last day OF the
: convention has como ana
s. rss travelling men are now
~ pack their grips and
.,a hustle for business,
..vs Of unalloyed pleasure.
.,st;nr of ogden's hospitality.
n and they will always re-
St,y characterize the entire
q. most gorgeous. tho best
"a ths most hospitabls they
upsrisnced
,.,yIng Men Pleased.
!, have been like falryiand.
-r,,adu Of electric lights ex-
!. blocks, with special electric
!, ,.tervals, and tho expression
.s,,lIns men Is that there has
s,sle absence Of graft or any
. sake graft
I, Excessive Charges.
y, cot they paid usual prices
,sns the rooms In hotels and
!. ,sa cafes were crowded. and
..,,u had to accommodate many
,hora we're no excessive
4 No; q single Instance Oh TINS
sn5o.sed
5sponse of Citizens
4. ,sI,eas responded nobly, The
Z sssipy alone Is probably the
--S7e ever put up for g. public
ia state The visitors leave
= Iks kindliest Of feelings and
q, rood will 10 the city OF Og-
~ yill sing her praises in dis
.rd OGDEN will be more wide
tr her good treatment of the
re ihan she was for the he
~ Ard clothing OF 15,0n0 refu-
he San Francisco disaster, a
tss nov extended worldwide.
mp Over cut-of,
-r-.sE the famous trip over the
"a cutoff TO Midlake was
- train left here at $50 and
< In There were sixteen
Cd yith passengers. and car
rp.s. To the majority the trip
rsaiions were novel. They had
- gone to sea" by rail. on
ms The band OF the Twenty
3ruy from Fort Douglas. and
! Tily reached Midlake. whero
| ( itlhy minutes was made. tho
rE.H martial music while the
Il ktt the iraln and Viewed the
bsa.fy Of the lake and islands
ttslle.
IpJ Pleasing Features.
kc,6ehts Of the entertainment.
"a freedom and hospitality of
"a Zen OF Ogden, were given
joseph Scowcroft OF the firm
t1sGoft & Sons was on the
| = eo1es Of cigars for the men,
N distributed regardless of
ef2yment. Tho Shupe-W VII
~ company gave away-not
/EI-srt the choicest OF fancy
~ chocolate bars. Other re-
q sGe provided by other en-
RS Of Ogden. and every one
y u feel at homo and among
ssvery Is Visited.
Hssra OF the train to Ogden 1t
u hlo the depot, but backed up
- d the Becker Brewing &
Ea3sny and the 900 visitors
- Tie guests OF Mr.. G.. l.
A;re the festivities were ended
g had mad $50 guests
7eJ buildings were gaily dec
EiaS: more elaborately than
s1adihgs In Ogden. In a neat
\ E1ress Mr, Becker welcomed
= Judge Howell and Mayor
rs present. TO do honor in aid
aaoa, and. the travelling men
a1eed that they had lost the
IA given them on Friday, a
" presented by Mr.. Becker.
fatmen. that It would open
a The brewery.
Hser Man Satisfied.
a,s.aTan accepted the token
sech, and the hungry and
vas conducted 10 the gar
q Sey had all the sandwiches
= beer they needed. The en-
@ eewery, all clad In their
uniforms, were engaged In
throngs. ever increasing.
zoe big feast spread. and
Ia young girls assumed. for
Vis or barmalds and car
s 49, 70 the thirsty hundreds
saas tho stalwart Germans
q Tbs kegs.
hs crowd remained and
Eia BY local visitors, and
sa = pulled back to the depot
i. .eeeers were sent up for Mr,
- generous treatment
g f0r the Canyon.