Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-07

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the Pacific coast and to Maine and s.
ma 81 been ROB cct lesson Of the result IS
sof theswa il I'M its glory in Its TRACED y,
eir Its pathosS and & in its high q nj !ssi
mighty sentiment that the country s5s
never could haye obtained ~ any other 3Fls'
Way. 7ss II q
sse DENVER II EMINlsc CEN Gt;;;:.8
NJ. Il remember " hen we. first Went on 5s1
to Denver In a $50, and they gave US ,88
those great excursions over the state
n j Mas one Of the party that Went q YER sts
Marshall Pass down into Gunnison,3
sthen8over the Alpine Pass, through the the
Alpine tunnel where. on tfe5l2t y ga 9ss
OF July. We had 4 game ~ snowman r
Their, down Nat great slopes halting q u
#Itt,o&l,it at Il; depot there stood a row M
Of men, Of stern faces and great t st a-s5;
!tvrs,s there were little girls with bas--5I a.
Nets filed with mountain flowers, and
boys WI other. haak lied with mn
cral5 specimens and ,yl1en; our tram IA III
halted. little ones Jumped nboaro 3
ana the girls pinned houaue Is at &tio@e
to lis, and the boys ga We JUS the . pee l-5
Il mems, and we thanked the boys IND
kissed the girls, NJ y@attention was tli- M
5s,arted q, Il that 10 ~ of 3stalWart men,
Not onesof hem lkile wan man n QUE
marty The mast distinguished 81, 8slIr8
Train think were Wagner and Eeattil,l555
III they were on that tri D. L do Us rsi-
8mcmber. In thcscenterBofsthat row 81 GOD 5Ss
& one who lowered head and should ers$y
above tle others. AS 1 s;ty, they kne W,
ont
x the mines that that day and that ilo;sttE
I. there was coming q trai I, ed VIII
the men " lree to save the ~
cd states. This man With Il grace and Y
freedom horn or living IN u hat ghea itil-3s
giving and life-giving atlnoG lssE-s
phere. looked right and left q ~
his column and then sang out In tones
5thatScchoed out into the cahS rs q rld
sup} the mountain side, .R cad now, fell
lows, three cheers for the boys what Il
did, Now,Stlaere are men in the mines
and in. the canyons and out on the,
ranches who have ne Vet been priv legged u
to SEQ 1t Grand Army Encnnlpne Il
say8let ms AXE up ou II line of n rcll Y
and go out carrying the standard OF 3
the Grand Army Of the Republic. toS
those in the mountain states, as til ey$
hav We carried it down the mountain Side I.
and across the prairies iii their repea ted Y,
pilgrinages to MS in the far ca "a Let
us show them TINT the conradeship Of
the Grand Army in these closing We alss il:
for. 50 many OF us q $ broad enough 70 #
think Of them withAno selfish interest,
with nothing In cur heart except the
tfeeling, of comrade ship. II Think Of the
expense, YES. asl.e to think Of it, butt
4 1T will he all the salsse, much less than
1 a hundred Years fro m no VI II
$50 i, stand here j ii honest opposition
tl4te-,n fYien d fral w eeRsii " no n,s-
nonnced d solid vote, silnpl 70 say that
after thorough lis. considering The cal Sc In !
| the! department or NeWs i orls, who have
about as far. to go as q ny of you, they
have determined to cast their vote for ~
4 Utah. { y ,s;s5 s.5
Comrade Mock Of washington anil
/ Alaska. and colnrade Burroughs also i
: talked for Utali, and when tlle adjutant%
general had finished calling the roll it5s
/ was found that Salt Luke City had a61 4
votes, and the city Of Washington 1o4-j
Utah ~ EII.Eci 4 ITO N.
Thus was he .encaInpmellt won Ton
1 Salt Lake accompanying is a portrait
OF the delegates who attended the To-
ledos encampment from Utah, ana of
Lucian G.. snlyth. present comInanderof
. tile department. of Utah. The person
lSl1el. Of the dele ton is as folio S,s: r.
G. sleater depar tment commander; y.
l. Russell, junior vice department COM
1nander; A. r. awrence, acting assist
ant aljutant general: George Is.E
Squires, member tionaL council Of atl 81
administrations Norman %. Corser aud
4 A-'.3F'. Rowe, representatives: 7. d. lift,
M. NJ lSaigbn. y Rudolph Alff, w. NJ
Bostaph, Henry 2. Burns and 3. Al.
Sherry, past department. commanders
II The GLOWING name lies belonging III
! the corps and circles, accompanied t!ss
deiegation and We're very efficient
workers; Mrs. Mary y. If I.awrene.S.s
Mrs. Mary 4; i. Lace Yrs, Xxi ts, "a IA
Hines, Mrs Mary, s.. sleater.F Mrs. Ella
4 tnore Burns, Mrs. Mary. u. Russell, Mrs
4 W. p, Rowe. Mrs. b.. NJ. Spe1ry and
Miss Nellie Sperry.