The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-07-31
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WILLARD
Three Score Citizens Make In
! teresting Trip in New In
terurban Cars.
CITIZENS OF WILLARD
GREET THE OGDENITES
New Line Is Being Rushed to
Brigham City-Will Reach
There Next Month.
CITIZENS OF WILLARD
GREET THE OGDENITES

More than three score OF Ogden's
representative citizens were guests os
the Ogden Rapid Transit company
Yesterday afternoon ON a trip 10 WIZ
lard, over the projected Ogden and
Brigham City electric line The
journey in itself was pleasant one
for all who participated but tho plea
sure was greatly enhansed by the
stops made cnrouts and the serving
/ OF delicacles and cigars The cars
| in which the trip was made were tho
/ new interburban coaches. which only
recently arrived in this city from
the factory at st Louis. Mo
Line Completed to Willard.
The new line projecting toward
| Brigham City as n terminal is now
| completed as far as Willard. although
( the power wires have not been strung
/ between Hot Springs and that viii
! lage The track has not vet oeen bal
| lasted but this work is being pushed
as fast IS necessary and the persons
taking the maiden trip over the road
did rot notice the lack of ballast.
the heavy travelling over the tracks as
smoothly as though the rails were
mbedded In cement. The two spec
ial cars. coupled together, left the
corner OF Washington avenue and
/ TwentN-fourth street at 2;S0 p. M.
and did not arrive in Ogden on their
return until 80. the time intervening
being all occupied in a very enjoy
able manner, by the exoTsIonists.
From Ogden to Hot Springs the mo.
tors OF the new cars were tested
and proved their efficiency in voTy
satisfactory way TO the travellers and
the men in charge OF the driving.
Visit TO the Syringe.
When the cars reached the end of
the trolley wire dummy" engine
was attached and the ride continued
While the trainmca we're coupling the
engine to the coaches the crowd was
invited 10 the rest rooms OF the Hot
Springs sanitarium and served with
cold soft drinks. It was a most re-
freshing pause and when the train
was under way again superintendent
Joseph Bailey passed throc gh the
cars, distributing cigars to the gentle
men and chocolates to The ladies'
Journey to Willard.
The initial Journey over the new
road started at this point. The view
that stretches inyitinglv out from the
car windows through the country be-
tween Hot Springs and Willard rs
picturesGue one. The fields. many or
Them already harvested, are for the
most part brown and scared by the
heat. hat tho orchards in the beauti-
lul contrast are yet verdant. al
though much OF the fruit is ripenlDg.
To the west receding dimIy into the
mountain Valleys one sees the ghs-
tening waters of the Great Salt Lake
And to the east, beyond the fertl
valley. loom so boldly the rugged and
ragged range of Wasatch mountalns-
One could not ask Tor moro prey
panaramn. but the country has mo.e
thnn scenery III has a thrifty pop3-
lation of fruit, truck and grain raiT-
ers. This fact was no doIbt taken IN
to consideration when the RaPiu
Transit company decided TO run IN
electric lue to Brigham City
, Citizens Hold Reception
Af willard the crowd again left tho
cars and were treated 70 lruit and
water melon by a committee OF VII
. lard citizens, composed ot Mayor j.
NJ Dalton. ex~Mayor S y. Cook, Jos
eph n. Lowe and Joseph Macon NJ
ter a pleasant pause OH the bank OF
a clear mountain brook the return
tourney was started On the way 10
Willard, sparks from the engine had
fired some stubble fields and rocky
sage brush land and these were ourn-
ing as the cars passed on the return,
1t is not believed that the tlre coliid
have done much damage.
: At the Hot Springs the crowd was
served with sandwiches and cool
, drinks and the engine wns lett be-
) hind the rest of the trip being made
] hv electric power. Throughout the
T entire trip Superintendent Bailey and
Vice President NJ s. Browning were
, busv. as hosts. In the entertainment
, of their guests.
, Members Of the Party.
Tho crowd was made up of tic
following persons: c. II. Barton. John
: Pingrec. Mrs. Thomas ID, Dec. a. A.
| Shaw. Lawrence Dee. Mrs X. o..
5 Porter. A. f. Bigelow. willard Scow-
! croft. William Moyes, G. l.. Becker
r, w. II. Watts, William c. Wright.
/. Farley T.. Wright. Mrs. Hannah Clark.
: II. II. Spencer, w. j, Shealcy. c. Is.
: KIrcher. f. S. Rolapp, DR.. i. NJ Con-
s roy. Dr. r. s. Joyce. John Watson.
, George w Matson. e. w. Matson, C.
D A. Henry, James S. Burtons Judge
2 !. A. Howell. Mayor William Glo5-
y mann. Aldermen j. w. Austin, j. w.
: Barker, T. S. Browning, Joseph Is.
n Dana. c. j. Humphris. G. A. DICK
son, John n Larsen, H. f. Peery
and George w Wilson. Oscar Mad
$ son, Frank Moore. John Byee. NJ. >.
|. Browning, H. H. Rolapp, Simon Bam-
berger and Attorneys c, c. Richards.
q Royd and representatives OF
< the press. In addition tothese persons
Of ladins NlNHa OF