The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-15
BOOSTERS JOURNEY
TO BE MEMORABLE
AlI-Utan Excursion Will Mark
Epoch in Develop
ment of State.
PROMINENT MEN ARE GOING
RUSH FOR RESERVATIONS
SWAMPS SECRETARY GAME.

"Ail aboard for Utahr' will be the cry
Monday morning when the big special
train OF the Commercial clubs ALI
Utah excursion" starts for the weeks
trip through the principal cities Of the
state. It's going 10 be the biggest ex-
cursion ever sent out by the CONNER
oial club. and promises to be one OF the
most entertaining ever conducted
LAS usual IN such affairs, there IS a
rush for reservations at the last min
ute as the time approaches for the trip.
and Secretary joseph E. Game was al
most all daX lay
tickets. 1t is expected that there viii
be close to $50 tourists who viii make
the trip
been created throughout the state
where the excursionists will stop is
tremendous. Commercial clubs OF Lo-
gan, Ogden. Provo, Tooele and other
places where the train VIII stop have
arranged entertainments varying in
kind. according TO the time of the stop
At Provo. RiOhfield, Eureka. Ogden and
Logan, where the party viii stop over
aight, special features have been ar
ranged in the shepe of banquets and
big booster meetings In the other
made during the day, arrangements
have been made to have the entire pop
ulation at the station as the train
passes through and the party will be
Tooele and Garfield there viii be spe-
DIAL entertainment. and the visitors
VIII be shown the shelters there
To Distribute SOuvenirs-
In short, there will be something
doing every minute OF the time, from
the moment the special train leaves the
depot of the Salt Lake Route on Mon
day morning until it reaches Salt Lake
again Saturday on the return trip. One
OF the syscial features of the trip is
the handsome souvenir which has been
prepareS for distribution on the trip
at the different towns. The souvenir
is in the form of a booklet and con-
tains description OF every town and
city visited on the trip. its resources
and commercial standing in the state.
The booklet is profusely illustrated
with halftones showing the smelling
industry, mining industry and factories
along the railroad lines and in the
cities About 10000 of these will be
distributed during the trip.
In addition to the entertainment dis
pensed by the citizens OF the different
towns during the excursion, there will
to provide music while the train is
travelling. II there is a single dull mo-
ment. il will not be the fault of the
committee which has the affair in
charge. Owing to the Illness of Joy II.
Johnson. president of the Comm erctal
club, he will be unable to accompany
the excursionists, and his place as head
of the party will be taken by George
T. Odell. vice president Of the club,
Members of the board of governors will
also go along. Following is the com
plete itinerary Of the trip:
Monday; Salt Lake Route.
Arrive Murray, $50 a. m; leave Muir
ray, ESQ a. N. Arrive Sandy, $3.50 a. m.
leave Sandy. 1905 g. N. Arrive Draper,
1890 a. m; leave Draper, 10:45 g. m.
Arrive Lehi, 1865 a r.; leave Lehi,
1880 D. m Arrive American Fork.
12:45 .. m; leave American Fork. 2:1o
p m Arrive Pleasant Grove. 2:25 p n ;
leave Pleasant Grove, 2:45 D. m Arrive
Springvtlle, 3:45 o. m; leave Springville,
500 D. m Arrive Provo. $40 D. m.
Tuesdays Denver 6 Rio Grande Road.
Leave Fairview, $40 a. m; Arrive
Mt. Pleasant. 500 a. m: leave Mt. Pleas
ant, 1900 a. m. Arrive Ephraim, II 80
a, M leave Ephralm, 1890 p; N. Arrive
ManCi, 1880 D. m; leave Manu, 800