The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-15
Omaha Trade ExcursiOnists
Will Be Guests of Salt
Lake City.
BUSINESS MEN WILL
ENTERTAIN THE VISITORS
Splendid Programme Arranged:
Guests viii Remain Here
Until Midnight Sunday.

The Omaha trade excursion party will
arrive IN Salt Lake at clock this
afternoon. zion will extend hearty
welcome TO the travellers and unless
Doctor Hyatt turns over new leaf
and gets Jupiter Pluvius under con.
trol-well. he should be sent back to
Omaha with the party. If information
10 hand is correct, the Omaha gentle
men have seen the sun but once since
they left the banks of the Missouri
and one of them will go on record as
to when and where that was. So Salt
Lake must do all the honors
A committee was named Friday to
60 to Ogden to meet the special train.
The committee consists Of l.. r Mar
tineau. W. f. Bailey. i. n. Farnsworth,
| W. A. Overlook, j. H. Patrick and s.
| II. Leib. They will leave Salt Lake
at $3.50 a. m
AT the Salt Lake depot the visitors
will be met by large delegation of
| business men and Held s band. Plenty
! of cars will be on hand 10 bring the
! Nebraskans mp town should the clouds
burst again; and pretty badges have
been designed as souvenirs for the Wis,
( itors AT the Commercial club, where
| the excursionists will he taken, an al
! dress of welcome will he made by
J Charles $. Burton, vice-presldent of the
! club The desire is to decorate the
clubrooms with roses and donations OF
! flowers will he appreciated. About
! o clock the visitors will make a tour
Of the town. and at $50 there will he
a smoker at the Commercial club, at
which addresses will be delivered by
! Governor Cutler. Mayor Thompson and
others, and Joseph f. Caine will be
POSTMASTER SHELTON s orchestra will
supply music.
The organ recital at the Tabernacle
! will be given at $50 Saturday instead
of p. IN. Sunday, as originally in
tended
On Sunday the crowd Will go to Salt
! air, leaving al . p, m, and after that
| they Will have the town all To them
selves and will be permitted by the
police authorities To do as they please
They leave for the East at midnight
Following is the personnel OF the
party
Personel OF Party.
Allen Brothers company, Oscar r. Al
len, secretary and treasurer; American
! Radiator company. Charles Grary, man
| ager. Baum Iron company tIhel' =. r.
| Mccarthy buyer; Bcobe 4 Runyan f'urnl-
! ture company, W. j, Bunyau, president
a. *. Burler. II. X. Burkett; president;
| Burkley Envelope company H. V. burk-
ley, secretary and treasurer; Burroughs
! Adding Machine company. j. r: Row~
! lands manager; b. X Bushec. himoalI,
Neb Eyrne & Hammer Dry Goods corn
pany. T. c. Byrne. president and D, Is.
modv w. j. Dcrmody; Carpenter Paper
company. j. +, Carpenter. secretary;
David Cole GreamerT G,on'pma+G,si Gompany, j; club M
OF Omaha, VIII j.. Yctter chairman OF
( executive committee. and j. II. Guild,
commissioner, crane crane e@mPamg' 3mIshE psc,ipc
company. Il, A. Cudahy. Ir., buyer; John
Deere Plow company +, j. Farrlngtiom:
Republican. West Point Neb,; Equitable
Life Assurance society. II. y. Neelh.
manager; Fairbanks. Morse & Co, w F.
Norman. manager; Fairmont Creamery
! National bank. r. l.. Davis. assistant
cashier. Great Western Type Eoundrg,
! Co, w. a. Mickey. sales manager. Hay
I ward Bros. Shoe company. John Dun,
sales agent; Henry Allen, {. {; Gald-
well: sales agent; Hotel Rome William
! p. Miller. hotel manager; Her " Co. a.
| l.. Mayor. manager: Ernest Kelley. phys-
clan and surgeon; klns-Graham Manu-
| taUv and treasurer; Kingman 1mplemcnt
company L. 5. Kingman. president, and
J l.. 4. HATFIELD. manager; r. 4. Nlrken-
dali & Co. J. ". Taylor. Vice president,
/ and r. w Moore. sales manager. kopp
7 & Bartlett, a. T. Klopp. president; Fred
/ Krug Brewing company Fred krug
treasurer; George II Lee company. II,
/ Rowley, ce-prcsdent Lee-Glass- An
dreason Haraware com COMPANY, d9,,,J.,. j.: ClaIE o,,
/ pany 9. ". Marks. manager: Merchants
/ National bank. II. II Mellc, assistant
cashier; Metz Bros Brewing COMPANY;
/ and Glass company. +. w. Judson, Sec
retary and manager; Mutual Lie lnSur-
nnTT company Hstonai NAV pIipt,nr contain
| Fred w. Wallway, superintendent: Ne
/ braska Electric company, A.. G. Munro,
L. Sheperd. cashier; Nebraska Telephone
! company II. Vance Lane. general man
/ ager and A. y. I.owman. electrician; ID.
! j. O'Brien company. +. H. Hem. West
/ ern representative; Omaha Bee, r.. z.
! Geddes Omaha Crockery company. ~ \.
! News. G. ~. Gillispie business manager;
| Omaha National bank. w. II. Bucholz,
cashier; Omaha Packing, company. ID, u,
! FraZee, manager tobbinG department;
/ Omaha Printing company. Guy G. Me-
! Kenzie. Omaha Real Estate Exchange,
| S. p. Bostwick. president. and II. y.
! Tukey, secretary; Omaha Tent and AVN
! ing company. \. c. Scott local manager.
/ Orchard 6 Wilhelm Carpet company.
| Frank Wilhelm, assistant manager Job
| binG department; Packers National bank.
/ c. a Durham. assistant cashier: II. r..
! Palmer. Son Co. George II. Palmer.
manager: Paxton hotel Dick Kitchen, as
sstant manager. Paxton & Gallagher Co.
/ c. T.. Johannes. buyer: X. &. Peters q;
/ Co. r. G. Peters. president. T. Z. Por-
! ter. press agent; Porter RYerson -Hoobler
/ company. r. F, Porter. president: Rees
/ Printing company. samuel Recs, prcsi-
dent; Remington Kessler. II. Kessler;