Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-08

,vAs not exactly burning
III or the part of four residents
81 salt Lake city to study the FOR
.eserve situation which prompt
-, Invasion n couple of weeks ago
H. ,o Fish Lake forest reserves
4 mon an appetency to escape the
,a,s and tribulotions of modern eN-
,ance coupled with a soaring ther-
|nometer IT. ,,oro
rho four prospective pilgrims were
,,s,ne the great and absorbing
srnual question--the summer N"ca-
and ways and means generally.
,,ory the legal luminary, VINO
,,rv In the exodus was DUBBED
.,s conceived an original idea
II ,,sh fact. in itself, created pro-
found sensation
X ,,..,ro county who would be only too
Il ,s.sed 10 study humanity from the
Il s.,o metropolis and anyone whom l
.,,,ee will receive royal well
Then followed the disjointed
n -,.rccs carrying as their refrain new
mi. nv the hogshead, fine fishing.
p, swimming in ice cold lakes.
on thousand hills, shooting,
t~orcbo busting mountain climbing
,,,,n fires. sleeping on the lee side OF
ia ,,,on. hank. and the hundred and
ovneriences that all tried and true
.Aorfeet love to dream about and
/ Elaborate upon in rising crescendo.
ARRIVAL IN SEWER.
Ri ,f,er duly convincing employers and
.lomeets that all were nervous
a-a,ss from overwork and worry, the
4 ,,,riet eventually landed on the
Bono, platform at Richfeld one swell
,orinr afternoon, and. answering the
4 .,.u from the wild, plunged into the
Il ,,uaerness. and like Dewey on that
a honorable May day morning, cut off
A an communication from ultra clvili2a-
n zion During the next 10 days, Salt
h Lake might vanish in an earthquake
for all they knew
81 PERSONNEL OF PARTY,
In addition to Torts, the party was
4 made up Of three other Salt Lakers.
1 There was young bishop. who, since
his recent promotion. has cultivated a
generous hirsute facial adornment
which promptly gained for him the
sobriquet of "Esau;" wan and sad
! eyed printer who really needed rest
and recreation, and "a nondescript in
/ dlyIdual noted for his antipathy TO
ANYTHING in the shape and form of
work There they stood amid their
baggage, armed to the teeth with 20
rifles fishing poles and impedimenta
that would scandalize even the Of
fcers Of the y. G. e., whom rumor
hath include cold cream, lavendar wa
Ter and perfumed tooth paste in their
war footing baggage.
REGARDING BAGGAGE.
To lg-ess When you contemplate
taking vacation that nccessitates the
introduc,ion of team of horses as
,nonyo power. it IS injudiclous to take
hong your entire library. and such
ehl.s Ms rocking chairs and full set
Ltchen utensils are strictly taboo,
iht is, II you have desire 10 get
bur feet in tho wagon. "Torts" took
ong a portion of his law library by
hay of light literature. and the Bishop
q set of boxing gloves, which. after
tl came in handy as pillows for the
Rape Of the neck, The printer sported
d Merry Widow straw hat that cut
the bridge of his neighbors nose
avery time the wagon hit IL boulder or
Chuck hole. while the Nondescript in
ktoduced a pair of feet into the We
kcs that made the loading of the wa
Bon properlv an impossibility. OF
purse, they had other baggage-tons
it--but that is enough to demon
Tate that superflulties were brought
Ong il is best ere starting out on
vacation, to list those things one
annot possibly do without, and then
bike the list and cut 1t in half, sub
tact some 80 pounds from what is
Eh and then there is a possibility of
p necessity of chartering a second
sagon.
SOME WEIRD ROADS.
Riding in a wagon over Sewer,
wayne and Piute county roads is n
rand experience for man cursed
/Nlth torpid liver. This section of
Utah is blessed with the finest OF
|piyed roads that have Patrick j.
Aotans Second avenue macadam
mcked of the board when 1t comes to
ieose rocks II would seem that
uere was hot time in this section at
one epoch and lava rock predomin-
- The country ought to have
Een shaken up little more to make
Jumps settle. on all sides are
ere riots of rock and huge mounds
scoriae-nature' mastodonic Stag
=. in fact.
The scenery is superb and just when