Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-19
PLANS DRAWN FOR
BIG EXCURSION.

At a meeting of the Manufacturers
and Merchants executive committee,
held last night In the headquarters on
West Temple street, plans were form
ally drawn up for the biggest excursion
ever run into Salt Lake, and what
promises to be the best paying affair
of the kind attempted to date.
The excursion has been talked OF FOR
some weeks and Is intended as get
acquainted" venture In which Salt Lake
will be the host for visitors from Me-
vada, Idaho Montana, Wyoming, Colo
rado and outside points I'm Utah. Yes
terday afternoon at a meeting of bust
ness men In the Commercial club
rooms. the proposition was formally
launched, and laSS night the committees
to take charge We're agreed upon, by
the executive committee.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
The reception committee was named
az follows,
c. N. Strevell, chairman; Joseph
scowcroft, ogden; Louis Franklin. j.
II. r. Franklin, Lester ID. Freed, 5.
II. Auerbach. ], Henry Beifuss, w. S.
Henderson, Joseph Anderson, Charles
A. Quigley, Fl. G. Whitney, ]. II. Gar
rett, Frank I. Seifrit, William Igle-
heart Elliott Kelly. A. Il. Blunck. C.
G. Goodwin, j. II. Brown, ID. A. Gala
han. j. l. GALLAGHER, Ben y. Haywood,
Joseph Silver, W. S. Mccormick, James
Chapman. NJ. H. Walker, l.. s. Hills.
j. ID. Spencer, George ID. Alder, j. Is.
Cosgriff, Joseph j. Daynes, Heber M.
Wells Simon Bamberger, +. Eber-
!, rAn
r. f.. Miller, p. W. Madsen. George
Merrill, j. G. Mcdonald. w, H. Bintz,
Chas. f. Taylor A. H. Vogeler, ]. j.
Judson, y. +. Redman. Rodney lillian.
j p. Gardner, r. p. Morris, Nj Wool
ley,T. G. Weber George 7. Odell, Louis
Cohn, b. F. Bauer, P. l.. Doran, Samuel
Wetz. H. NJ. Dnwoodey, Oscar Hem
enway. Gus $. Holmes, Don Porter, Il.
f. Colborn, c. r. Howe, j. w. Houston,
f. B. stephens F. ]. Hewlett. NJ.
| Stockman, +. w. Francis. John Hughes.
| j. Tod Goodwin, w. c. Bogue, Henry
| Bywater Charles King, ]. Q. Critchlow,
Arthur Parsons, r. 8. Campbell b. w.
! Kelley, Frank Knox, A. Fisher. Jacob
Moritz, j. L. Langford, w. p. Kiser.
w. N, williams, Henry Denhalter, r.
Mex enzle. A. II. Boxrud. ]. w. De-
I.ano, A. s. Relser, George +. Felt. Or
son Romney, George Rust, Fred Solo
mon. Hyrum silver, Joseph E. Taylor,
Mathonihah Thomas; also GovernNr
Cutler. the county commissioners
Mayor Ezra Thompson. and all state,
county and city officials.
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE.
L. r. MantIneau, chairman; Leon
Sweet, G. r.. Cleaveland, G. o. Harris
c. w. Num-, II. F. Redman, David Ost-
Ter. Thomas Homer, W. q. Romney, G,
r. Bellemere, Murray Godbe, w. j
Donnellan, C, q. Seyboldt, #. w. Gar
diner. r.. NJ. Breeder, j. A. Greenwald
I. II. White, Willard Scowcroft, ogden,
]. WIN Gray. IL. j. Schultz, r. l.
Pritchard, Fisher Harris. II. l., Clark
T.. j. Alexander, o. r. Dibble, George
Austin, c. w. Mount, b. II. Town
send, A. Richter, Herbert Pembroke
Nephi l.. Morris. John Montgomery, Jr.
Albert Fisher, T. II. Black, Chas. Olsen
Lester d. Freed, William Lambert, j
r.. Barnes, Kaysvile, D. w. McAllister
c. r. Berry. a. Fred Wey. S. II. shar.
man, F., S. Fernstrom.
DISCOUNT COMMITTEE.
In addition to these committees d
discount committee was named con.
sisting Of all the firms represented in the
association. This committee carries
out the spirit Of motion made at the
meeting yesterday afternoon, TO the
effect that a special discount be made
to all merchants purchasing goods IN
wholesale lots In Salt Lake, while here
on the excursion. The plan is to make
every merchant feel that Salt Lake is
in fact the center OF supply for tn,
territory In which he lives, A greater
west 1t is thought viii result from the
move.