Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-24
BAND PLAYS STIRRING AIRS.
Visitors Shown Every Courtesy
En- Route and Have an
Enjoyable Time.
March Up and Down Brigham City
And Then Resume Journey to
Loaan-Reccption Tonight.
,special TO the "News.'D

prgaam city, Jan. A-lt was a
-s-ry invading army that left Salt
,sse This morning TO capture Logan,
OGDEN. Brigham and way stations, and
% brins them into n confederacy that
saall have for its purpose the keeping
T.; western money in the west. and
h.Edlug up Utah by making Its chief
e.ty the center OF its trade and COM
re!ce
II vas the first trip of this kind ever
n-olecied in Utah. but the Salt Lake
Merchants were not slow in catching
IN and nearly 300 of them Were at
the depo, when the oregon Short Line
s,eclal train bearing immense le-
esads TO the effect that it was good
10 get acquainted and boost and use
western goods IN the west, pulled out
ine principal weapon of the invaders
vas lust rcd badge reading Lets Get
Acquainted" which was pinned on
ee.y nan present by officers of the
association,
FOUR HUNDRED STRONG.
In addition to the Salt Lakers a
Murray allegation was present 30
strong, and from Bountiful north re-
cgllts we're constantly picked up till
,le slA strength OF the excursion finally
oacane about 400.
From present indications there is no
tlar o. the excursion proving fail
ufe, and the iubilation along the road
exceeds expectation. At Logan, where
lac loug stop of this afternoon is plan
red the citizens have sent word that
uey vii be at the depot with bob
s,t.gls cutters. buggies, cars, wagons
~ saddle horses, and transport The
tt-l up town. After that they will
ah l1ein to the Condensed Milk fac
.e{ the tannery, the marble works, the
tsllS works, and other manufacture
h- Enterprises OF the north section.
.se program will conclude with "a
lfe,ng IN the Opera house at which
seyhes win be delivered by repre-
i'atNes Of both home talent and
V'ai oratory. The train viii leave
2. iil and run back to Ogden. where
so3 over for the evening has been
'.'a!s3d' the hosts being the Weber
u4O.
ARRIVAL AT BRIGHAM.
see Logan If You WIN. But See
Brigham City First" was the slogan
Gl'h which the population of Brigham
Wy greeted the excursionlsts arriving
Lere at 1880, They were present at
We depot with 40 bob sleighs, of which
procession nearly a mile long was
lofmed the big red Lets Get Ac-
qualhled badges and white ticket
Saechs looming up conspicuously over
Tue tops OF the sleighs.
On arriving at Main street the marty
~Il me sleishs and formed in line for
e,hafch rom one end of the CITY to the
ousi. The entire population thronged
we streets to greet them, while Helds
oni ~ strong. led the procession
paving popular airs, which those fol-
"slns took up and sung.
eoIoWing the parade the visitors as
%tlnoieu at the court house. where
@uyot G. Hoist pledged the support
pllgham City to home industry. and
.,ehuJastic speeches along get
49, s.'Her lines, were made by Presi-
u'"' orson II. Hewlett and others.
STOPS EN- ROUTE.
wane traln made its first stop at
,aag.f NIoss' where the band PLAYED a
Tee,l0n to the station hands. Al
N1ysVille the visitors were greeted bv
'Ige crowd, Here they were taken
y, nahd by Henry II. Blood manager
p. Me canning factories, and John r.
Ss manager Of the flour mills ana
,aWe SHOWN what that town has 10 o.
osa Az we way OF home Industry. At
49,. tnere was large crowd In
t,atn ns aud many OF them boarded the
b,"a tor the trip north. Here tbs
was ' played and after the delegation
pr,at ueAeh on, the train pulled our for
o9Snan CIV, postponlng the ston IN
IT, uli this evening, when the vla.
IN WI VII be rendered a recention hv
osa'"e oer club. The train will iea,,a
sal, Tor home at 10. 80, arriving IN
LAKE an hour later. :"
NAMES OF EGcuRsIoNIsTs.
d dtio,0ns 'hose making the trip. in ad.
han Sn 70 John Held and his 5i.nIaca
Sion were the following: X. : En-
ny, ~ L. Berry, l.. II. Martineau I
sd rTeuiosrt A. l.. Foulger, III. % Dunn
N ihe9oold, G. II. Smith. Il. G. Davis
Mo-. snow, A. J. Evans. George ~
Moan stephen l.. Richards, George !
dltb ni,s !, NJ. Adams. A. III. Nero.
Lee H Vever r Meredith, Alexander A
lNsId Gaby, A. Kelly. .Jr'' +. ~
sell Ps "H H. Z. Schravery, isaac Rus.
Rossn NIUE NJ Breeder, A. Richter N
PemhsatI George Romney. A r.
Mns voSe Il T. Chamberlain A a
q. q george Bywater. Eli l.. Prics
Smith C"nIL w Grlmswell b. "
lucss george Brady, T. c. Lambert
John NJ HGa. ~ j. Leiff. c. l.. Num-
BoIiooSMe N onoughy, G. Paumee. y
Georea" %%e l' MathonlhI Thomas,
l., se TONER, Leon Sweet g 81 Nil
9 oasol H. Hewlett, j. q. Mcdonald
Kahn Tattis, w. S. Henderson. a
Whi,s,t x. Valentine. George I
A C'a M II J. Faust. Jr.. A. Fisher
Bun %TTsuon9ld, Nephi l.. Morris. } *
EFF s. ' ne Nystrom. J. Il. Gallagher,
rud s8ISrhurg ]. r. Jones A. IT. Box,
Basstn,Au u, Cook w. s. Farris n
r. Pow, Noy Daynes, II. w. Brown 1.
D sS MI A. Townsend b. ID Nriior
Ovens gFsstrt j. $. Chisholm, n. w
c. Hove ~ BUTTONS. George Miller. s
J. s w,. y g. Miller, George BAILEY
Duvsl 'ii'ehell, ], p. Fowler Nv
II. Rus, Sosenbaum. f. II. I,eib A
FINN an, ana NJ. A. Sowles. '' ~
" ca Murray were the follov,rs.
BrockbanL' Cnarles Caldwell. James
J s. R arI.A' f. Davis, n. c. paws
sauadsrss 'i TO-, j. c. Williams Orson