Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09
Salt Lakes Best People Leave
For Los Angeles and
Coast Tonight.
THREE TRAINS ARE NEEDED.
List is Growing Larger Every Minute
Twenty Standard Sleepers Are Re-
served--Those Going.

headquarters on State street and OFF,
GERS of the lodge have their coats OFT
and are buster than the proverbial bee.
The Salt Lake Route has three trains
ready for the trip. The first one to
leave this city will pull out of the Ore
gon Short Line Salt Lake Route depot
at Q o'clock. This is a regular train
but berths are being reserved for the
Elks on it. The first special 10 be
known as Section l, Elks' Special VIII
leave at II o'clock. This win be under
the personal supervision of Exalted
Ruler Tom. Homer and j. H. BURNER,
district freight and passenger agent Of
the Salt Lake Route. Section No. will
leave at midnight and will be under the
supervision of Secy. A. w. Raybould
and Kenneth c. Kerr, travelling passen-
ger agent of the Salt Lake Route. Each
section will try TO pull off the greatest
number of stunts" en- route TO the City
of the Angels, The representatives OF
the lodge and railroad, having the
trains under their care will act as
judges.
TO BE BEST CREW"
Side trips viii be allowed west of
San Bernardino and the tickets sold
for the excursion are good for, 80 days.
The sale of tickets while not as large
as that of last year, Is phenomenal
when the many cheap rates and eXcur-
sons inaugurated 10 the coast during
the past few weeks are considered
Section No. ] of the special will have
FIVE sleepers, dining car and baggage
car. No . will have 10 sleepers, two
dining cars and q baggage car. In adj
dition 10 Mr., Burtner and Homer, j.
l.. Moore, district freight and passen-
ger agent of the Salt Lake Route at
Riverside, California, and c. ID. Pike of
the Salt Lake Route at Los Angeles
will represent the railroad in making
| the trip pleasant, Jolly ana In every de-,
| tail the best ever, Cities on the
coast are waiting foreSalt Lakes best
| people with open arms .ssSalt Lake will
have a chance to reciprocate IN the
near future.
THOSE GOING.
The list of persons going to Los Ange-
| les is growing every minute. AT 10
| O'Clock this morning it contained the
| following names Hannah Kaufman,
| Emma Nordall, Hattie Crabbe. Mrs. II.
Hooking. Mrs, A H. Crabbe. /. c.
Gloze, Robert Mitchell, Mrs. Ducy. c,
1
Shores. p. $. ourfallian. r. l.. Pearl,
| the Misses McDermott. l. ]. WASH
burn. Norman Chatfield. II. L. Will
liams Mrs. ], A. Mayville, Mrs. S. NJ.
Riddle j. NJ. Wheeler and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. D. c. Elmer, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Coneizt, IL. II. Eaton. S. Moser, J. A.
Malvtlle, Alex Rogers, o. +. Peterson
| and wife Mrs NJ. W. Johnson, Mrs. L.
| G. Spaulding, Miss Englebraugh, DR.. +.
| j. Curtis and wife, George Haight, Miss
| Williams, Miss Edmund, Mr.. and Mrs.
| II. u. Mitchell, r. Hatch, A. w. Hatch,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Marks, T.. b. and
| Dellie Laird, X. Murdoch. j. j. Nelson,
o. Lehman. Leah Gorton, e. Crawford,
! Ellies Hockey, Kenneth Gorton, Z. C.
| Whitmore, Eva Malville, Lois Green
| wood. A. f. Mott #. j. HacqWord, Mrs,
| A. NJ. Searls, Miss Elsie Moore, II. II.
Nolen. Miss S. A. Mott, W. l.. Moss,
| Frank Gerber, O. r. Band. E. D. Dud-
ley. Miss Oldfeld. and Miss Mile Old
| field. G. S. Masee, Nellie Heyster. AL
| bert Gay, j. 5. NoileX, A. Gray, j. II,
Gooding. +. NJ Wilson. All. Whitworth.
and child q. D. Hutcheson, j. Bur-
raston and Elizabeth Burraston, Alice
0'kelberry. John o'Kelberry, Miss
| child. ]. Treweek, Miss Street, Mrs,
| Miller, Miss Deischer X, b, Brown, r..
G. Craft, Miss Harris. A. Harris. NJ.
| William. Mrs. G.. Piper and daughter,
| w. +. Benson, NJ. G.. Gibson, Mrs.
| Gemell c. c. Johnson. Mr.. Sawyer. Mr..
| stoddard. Mr.. Mowries, Mrs. Sawyer.
| Mr.. Stecker, Miss Sadie blackwell, w.
Brownley. II. c. BROMLEY, Roy Ca
hoon, Mr.. Orion, Mr.. Benson. Mr.. Hem
| Erickson, Mr.. Hendrickson, Mr.. Ben
net. Mr.. Peck. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
| Wright, Mr.. Grennlg and one. Mr..
Breeden Mr. Nckery, Mr.. Sherwood
| d. NJ. webb. ]. A. Smith. Mrs. X.
| UaNnAx, NHia Gnru Inh
binson, Miss Kate and Mildred Vincent
Mrs. Il. y Taylor, j, SCHNEIDER, Mr. and
Mrs. l.. X. Ridder, Mrs. II. sutton,
| lclwood Rldder, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.
| Young Mr.. and Mrs G. e. Schell Mr.,
and Mrs b. Roth. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II.
| Hassell, l.. Moth Iverson, Mrs. Frecklo-
ton. G. W. CULVER, X. Folhurst. f. It.
| Folhurst, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Fol-
hurst. Nj. Steifel, j. II. Arson, C. Nell
son. u. Christensen, Il. N. Jauney and
wife, MIR. -, Randall, h, J.. ellison, Mr..
| and Mrs. F.. w. Bird. NJ. G.. Cutler. Ca
| leb Hone EarlKeys Irene Kelley, L. None,
| Mildred Farnsworth. Mrs. Florence
| Brastow. Mrs. l.. Folsom. j. p. Rob-
erts, c. II. Roberts, Mrs. l.. j. Duncan.
| Frank Duncan, Isabel V. Duncan,
| Steve Hicks Walter Casey. j. Il. Klger.
Mrs. c. c. Slade Mrs. James Metcalf.
| c. V. Hepworth, Mr.. Rudy Miss Mary
". Hall, A. c, Cope and wife, +. =.
Sells. william Riley, Mr. and Mrs. C.
NJ. Cannon. l. p. Mccarter, Clara y.
Little, Alice s. Little. Jake A. Shaw, II.
y. Brown. Mrs. j, r. Clark and child,
Mrs. Hampton, Susa Hampton. Miss
Nellie sorenson and mother, w. ]. Has
solt, Annie and Nellio Holt, Mrs. w. j.
Holt, Mr.. and Mrs y. T. Harkin. Mr.,
and Mrs. w, d. Lewis. Rena and c. II.
| Bray. George Huscher, Althol Rawlins,
w. w. Ray, A. Levy and wife, H. A.
Luf, Mrs. II. 4, Luff' George f;
| Cooper. w. w. Gardiner. Anna and
| Sophia Gundry Mrs. and Mfr. James
Metcalf, Mr.. and Mrs, j. A. Jones. Nell
| lie Hamilton, Fern Park. u. q. Maybe,
| c. Goldsmith. Mr.. and Mrs. Green.
Martha l., WEBSTER, Mrs, A. Kahn. Mr.,
and Mrs sam Sohwab, Mr. ana Mrs,
b. Bird, Mr. and Mrs. Donaldson.
| u. A. Mcmillan and wife, ]. N. Hean-
man. H. r. Dearborn and Wife, Olive
Sharp. u. II. Martin, r. N. Austin. w,
| X. Moore, Charles Gibson. Harvey
Moore, Mary n. caine, q. A. Game. @,
| D. Alder Mrs ID. G. Alder, Mr. N. G.,
| Alder. J. N. Snowden, o, A. Wonald. a.
Amin David Robbins NJ c. KHAN and