The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-26
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Boise. Ida, May 25-The last day but
one which the Salt Lake exiles will travel
through Idaho began this morning az an
hour so early that to all on board IL seem F
ed the middle of the night. The truth is
that the program at Weiser began az 7 .
o clock this morning. which. IN view OF .
the busy life the exiles have led since
their departure from Salt Lake week
ago tomorrow. was more than reasonably
early. Nevertheless the people of Weiser
had turned out in force 20 welcome the
travellers. At no point on the journey
has more cordial hospitality been eX-
tended.
Welcomed by the Mayor.
Mayor J. r. Numbers made the address
of welcome, in d brief but Well-chosenl
talk. When he had finished Mr. HallOran
introduced Senator Stephen H Love. Sen
ator Love talked about the univ ersal cor
diality with which the Salt LakeTs had
been received at their various stops on
the journey through Idaho, and said THAI
in his judgment the acquaintance which
resulted from the trip would make friend
ships which would endure
| E. II. Galley. president Of the CONNER
/ cial club of Weiser. also made q welcom-
1 ing address, in which he expressed his
| pleasure and the pleasure Of the citizens
1 Of Weiser at the visit of the Salt Lakers-
Following the program at Neissr the eX-
! lies entered carriages and were driven TO
points of interest in the city and vicinity
Payette, Ontario and Caldwell.
/ At Payette the right hand of fellowship
/ was extended BY Mr.. Hyrum Dunn, vice
president and general manager of the
Payette Valley railroad, by Claus Peters.
one of Payette's best-knOwn citizens.
/ There was no program at Payette, and the
/ exiles, headed by the band, marched
/ through the main streets and then back
The stop at Payette continued only
about fifteen minutes At Ontario Thomas
Buyer, one Of the most prominent cit-
,.E -fuff1 Hcfrr, r-aA HON
his city Here also the band played, and
the start for Caldwell was made.
At Caldwell Bill Bailey, Of salt Lake.
who had been appointed COMMITTEES or
one to retuvenate the badges of the party,
selected a lot Of fresh yellow ribbons and
some new flags. which were distributed
at points at which they were needed.
This very much heightened the effect OF
the parade. As at Ontario no program had
been arranged and the eXiies merely Or
ganized their parade and marched from
the station through the principal streets
and back to their train
Entertained at Nampa.
The long stop of the afternoon trip was
made at Nampa- best known as the lOca-
ton of IdahO's principal hotel. F.. r.
Brace. president Of the Nampa CONNER
cisl club. and Mayor II. A Partridge well
! coined the visitors at the station aud
escorted them through the city Later
luncheon was served at the Dewey Palace
hotel a feature here was the luncheon
given BY George ". Morgan, of Salt Lake.
in honor of G. II. Olmstead. superintend-
J ent of the Idaho division OF the Oregon
sucO as 10 eDoear him 10 al Of he Sa)s
: J Isakers in Idaho. As soon as Mr.. Nor
CAMS luncheon was concluded the train
started for Boise. There were no stops
between Nampa and Boise.
. At the capital of the Gem state the Salt
I.akers were met by the mayor Of the city.
who headed a delegation OF prominent citi-
zens. including Calvin S Cobb. OF the
Boise Statesman, President Larson Of the
Commercial club. James E. Carlson and
others. The parade after being organized,
marched up Eleventh street TO Main
street. thence east to Ninth street, thence
to the Commercial club. which Is on Idaho
street. At the Commercial club the com
mittee was waiting to receive the visitors
and after few minutes of entertain
ment the party dispersed until the early
: evening.
Dinner in Honor of Foley.
= At $50 o'clock, after a dinner given by
Mr.. c. A. Quigley in honor of James A
Foley, Of the Illinois Central, and OtneT
! friends at the Idanha hotel, a smoker was
given at the Commercial club. Addresses
5 were made by James z. Clinton, jr-, W. J
e Halloran Fisher Harris, Stephen II. Love
= A F. Phillips. Joel L. Priest and others
Governor Cutler. who arrived this aft
e ! ernoon, and who will accompany the ex
| lies home, was guest at the dinner He
was among the speakers and during th'
| course of his remarks took occasion e
: commend Governor GoOding, Of Idaho, fo1
. | what Governor Cutler called his stand fo
( law and order, a yelled reference to thu
r Haywood trial. His sentiment was in
: dorsed by other speakers Among tn
: rest that spoke were Martin Egan Of tn
4 | Associated Press. J. A. Reeves. Calvin s
{ Cobb of Boise. d. r. Gray and W. J. Hal
4 / lOran.
e Home This Evening.
At the conclusion of the smoker tn
+ guests dispersed to the natatoTiUm an
5 such other places as their individual de
d sires prompted. The special is SCHEDULED
n to leave at o'clock tomorrow Sunday
II morning for Salt Lake. Under ney
l. schedule arranged today the special vii
r reach Salt Lake City at $3.50 tomorrow
evening. instead of 10:15. as heretofore an
nOunced.