The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26

| Salt Lake City to Logan and intermediate
| points Wednesday In every particu-
] lar n most conspicuous success. over 80 OF
| Salt Lakes entcrprisrg and energetic bust
ness and representatives. OF local In
| dustrles participated In the excursion. and be-
! fore the special including those whom IL
picked up at the various stopping places, the
| number was close to 300 when the Cache coun-
| ty capital was reached.
Pleasure and Business Combined.
| 1t q day In which In very truth busi-
union Of the centers CT industry OF the north
| and south. All got to know eoch other better.
stronger and more harmonious feeling in the
| future between the communities visited.
Whor'ver one went the people seemed to vie
with each other In promoting the best OF good
feeling 1t was the nrst outing OF tho kind
given by the association and happier and
jollier crowd never left Zion.
The Murray Rusincss Mems association
also fully represented about thirty members
being present and they made thelr prescnce
felt during the entire day. A number OF
ladies also took part.
Train Was Decorated.
The Short Line placed splendid train at
the disposal Of the party Strung along the
sides of the were banners bearing The
words Let's Get Acquainted Manufacturers
and Merchants association OF Utnh' and
'Murrny's Business Mems association, ailliat-
ing with the NJ. and 81. OF Utah" Holds
band made merry melody during the journey
and there wns not a dull moment throughout
the whole day.
Officers Were Busy.
President O. H; Hewlett was busy all the
so was Col, c o. Harris. Mr. Thomas
Grated cloquently and effectively At all the
OF the association presented those who had
congreSated TO greet the visitors with Busy
All the Time in Utah" buttons.
A Start Is Made.
1t was s:7s whom the crowd got aboard and
the special pulled out Its journey, At
band discoursed some music. Pennington was
the next stopping place, and the band
again called into requisition. and after brief
about 30 people were ut the depot TO meet
the special. accompanied BY tho Knysvlllo
band. About fifteen minutes spcnt there.
the cxcursionints visiting the Knysyilc rolling
mills q new industry which is nearing
pletIon and tho Kaysyle cannery During
this time Hed's band entertained the assem-,
olage with music, and before leaving three
chcers were given for the continued success of
the people OF Kaysyille
H. Fl. Blood Of the mills and John G. N.
Bones OF the cannery, acted as guides.
placs. twenty minutes being spent there
Timc would not permit OF going up town. but
number OF Osden's business greeted the
Salt Lakcrs on heir arrival Music by the
band and O general hand shaking occupied the
time. and ut 1910 the special started north
ward delegation from the Webor club OF
Ogden accompanied the Solt Lake contingent
G copnS HSua1s srk uo1oa T. Dad
Wade, J, c. Read and T.. T. Brown.
On to Brigham City
The cry was then 'on to Brigham" and
that thriving burg was reached at IL O'clock
A rouSins reception wos rendered the visitors
the depot were Mayor Hoist and the members
OF the city Council About twenty-five bob
up to the city and upon arrival Mt Main
street a line OF march was formed. and head
cd By Heids band. the contingent pnradcd the
principal >horoughfoIcs Tho greatest cnthu-
siasm was manifested oil along the line OF
march. and Brigham City done Itself proud.
Before leaving the town. President Hewlett
calltd for three rousinE cheers fo- the Brig
hamites. and they wcro heartily given.
Mayor Hoist Talks
Mounting n bob-slcd Mayor Hoist briefly od-
dressed the gathering which. Including the
oitlzHns. numbered about n thousand He
welcomed the visitors and extended to them
the freedom of the city II want to say" ne
and Merchants, union here and also a wa
ter 'Nstcm which cost us over $4,000 We
state We arc Slod that you came here. be
cause We have plenty OF power 10 spare Ii
Is cheap and II this association should induce
some industry to come here 1t would be ap-
prccietcd very much
Preserve Commercial Integrity.
Calls then went up for ]. D. Call vIcc-presi-
dent OF the Box Elder Commercial club Mr.
Call responded with n brief speech snyinp
that Self pre- servation was the first INV 81
nature and the Box Elder club believes that
Your organization is taking the first step TO
preserve our commercial integrity. Brigham
CITY is proud that In the past we have
launched forth in manufacturing industries and
wo hope 10 sec institutions established hero
again in running order. and It is the purpose
Of the Commercial club TO that wo nrst
pa'roniIe home Industry. We arc with you
in sustaining ourselves and in building up our
natural resources
M. Thomas Orator Of the Day.
Matt Thomas then presented by Presi-
dent Hewlett tho "orntor OF the day ="
He thanked tho executive and tho citizen. OF
brigham for the Kindness OF heart they had
shown that day md glad to know that
they were with them. The manufacturers ao-
ISOLATION would extend and grow until II
Institution would be known for good rvhnroar me
II was established.
Over the River
President Hewlett also extended ,hnnks md |
ho hoped ;hnt Brigham City would soon or |
Ennizo n similar institution Of ito own He |
was very brief his voice was rather tho |
worse for wear and concluding he saId. u |
bid you the river"
Tho band thon played Rags" and "a Hot
Time in the Old Town" all Joining In thu |
Chorug
Delegations Join Party.
At Brigham City the excursion wns jolnoa !
by delegation from Riverside and Logan. |
The Riverside delegation was composed OF f. |
II. Parke and Bishop Richards. These gen |
Uemen are interested IN the establishment OF |
a starch fnctory at Riverside and are yerv |
OF the industry The Logan delegation |
consisted Of Mayor Robinson. C. ". LIniquist |
J. Ballard. president of the Cache CONNER |
cal club, and W X. Burnbnm.
Arrival at Cache Capital
All aboard was called noon and the train |
ItHrtod for LoSun, arriving there at 2 O'clock !