The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-16


the Western classification committee en-
route TO Los Angeles, where the annual
meeting will be held. arrived In Salt
Lake at II o'clock Sunday night. Tho late
arrival was a bitter disappointment to the
members of tho party, about sixty in
number, who had been looking forward to
spending an enjoyable day In Zion visit
ing the many points of interest. and II
was equally disappointment TO the local
committee OF railroad men, who had
made elaborate arrangements for the en-
tertainmcnt OF the visitors
Enjoyed a Song Service.
Notwithstanding the delay and con-
sequent disappointment j c. Lincoln as
slstant freight traffic manager OF the Mis-
souri, Pacific at Kansas CITY VINO was
acting in the capacity OF guide to tho
party stated on the arrival of the train
that the party made the best they could
OF the situation. The train was laid out
at Helper FOR about eight hours and after
partaking of breakfast a song service
was arranged. The party Included a
number OF accomplished vocalists, both
ladies and gentlemen and with their vo-
cal efforts together with the cloqucncc OF
several OF the gentlemen. the hours were
whiled away very pleasantly
All Engagements Cancelled,
When word was received in the city Of
the delay of the train. all engagements
and arrangements were cancelled. Tho
sightseeing cars. which had been char
tered TO convey the party around the
city. were cancelled, the luncheon at the
Commercial club was declared off and j,
l.. Moore OF the Salt Lake Route notified
Prof. Mcclellan OF the state of affairs
and the organ recital at the Tabernacle
was abandoned.
Left Kansas City Friday.
The party left Kansas City on Friday
at o'clock. The journey west was a
most enjoyable one until the mlshnp to-
day interrupted the arrangements. All
along the route more or less snow was
encountered, but this had no effect upon
the spirits OF the travellers, Many in the
party have never been In Salt Lake be-
fore and they looked forward 10 their
visit today with high expectations, and
those who return east Win this city Will
remain over for few hours to see the
sights. Immediately on the arrival of
The train several OF the party rode up to
the business section OF the city. but they
had no time to spare and the latcncss OF
the hour gave them no opportunity to SEQ
anything OF interest. The train, which
was made up Of three Pulmans, a diner
and baggage car, was switched TO the
Oregon Short Line depot. where q San
Pedro engine was attached. and shortly
after midnight the journey to the coast,
over the Salt Lake Route, was COM
menced.
S. V. Derrah. assistant general freight
agent of the Rio Grande met the visitors
at Thistle and j. L. Moore, district
freight and passenger agent of the Salt
Lake Route, accompanied the party west
Many Of the local railroad agents were
at the depot to meet the train.
Roster of the Party.
The following is roster OF the party.
+. c. Becker and wife. chairman. West
ern classification committee. Chicago. F.
w Meadows and wife. secretary of the
committee; r. Bogardus and Wife rep
resentlng Standard OIL company Chica-
go J, Z. German and wife. freight traf-
hoInoIGg nc manager Santa Fe' Chicago W. B
agent NJ, K, & T, Chicago: H f Bush
traffic manager OF the Colorado Midland
Denver; w. p. Trickett and wife, COM
tion bureau, q. Nj. Sargent and wife,
Chicago representative OF the Salt Lake
Route; w w. Broughton and wife. gem
eral freight agent of the Northern Pa
the Frisco system, Chicago; c F. VIII
son and wife, general freight agent VIII
consin Central. Milwaukee. c. B. Hopper
and wife general freight agent OF the
Goodrich Transportation company. Chi
cago w. g. Ncimcyer and wife, Southern
Pacific representative. Chicago, Mrs. G.
B Boyd and daughter. wife OF the COM
missioner OF the Chicago Board OF Trade
w. F. Cook. representing the Automatic
Telephone company and Chicago subway,
Chicago. II a. Snyder. assistant general
freight agent, Rock Island, Chicago, E.
j. Seymour. assistant general freight
agent, Chicago & Northwestern, Chicogo /,
II, E PicTpont, assistant general freight
agent OF the Milwaukee, Chicago; j S,
Marvin and wife. Automobile association,
New York. Z NJ. Klein. Wabash Screen
Door company. Chicago; w. Il. Stlll. gen.
eral freight agent. Northern Pacific, st
Paul: f. II. Wood general freight agent,
Union Pacific, Omaha; j. d. Lund as
slstant general freight agent. Wabash.
Kansas City; L. Feckert. representing
w. j. Lemp company. st. Louis; w p.
Mellen, Mound City Paint company, ST
Louis C. NJ Ncsbit, General Electric
company, Chicago: F. a Voullaire. traffic
manager, National Telephone company.
Orange, \. j; Fred Wild. general freight
agent, D, & R. G., Denver. Walter
Moody. Chicago; j. T, Sargent and wife
Wabash Screen Door company Chicago;
T. G Scott Denver Freight Bureau; L.
a. Rosenheim and wife, Liquid Carbonic
company, Chicago; c Triple and
wife, Detroit, f, w. Green and wife. rep
resentlng American Bar and Steel com
pany. Chicago; J. c. Mcdonald. Western
Electric company, Milwaukee, Il Muehl-
berg. Anhcuscr Busch Brewing company,
st. Louis. Charles Ziclke. Pabst Brewing
company. Milwaukee; F. w. Maxwell
commissioner ST. Joseph Commercial
club; J. r. Nietch. general freight agent
Minneapolis & st, Louis. Minneapolis II.
Il Trimblc. secretary to j. c. Lincoln OF
Missouri Pacific railway.