The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-05

Then the weather was perfect, Ida
hos climate behaved beautifully. The
days were clear and warm. the bright
sun taking charge. TO The exclusion OF
clouds. the entire day
After the second meal on any OF these
delayed trains. the following order was
posted. indicating that the oregon short
Line was inclined TO meet the travelling
public half way in contingency charge
able entirely to Providence:
Passengers on our limited trains Will
he limited 10 meals 10 the value OF 81
each, card rates. ON all other trains. 10
10 cents. card rates, Such rates cover
meals only and do not include cigars or
liquors, which, If desired, passengers Will
be required to pay for same. If passen-
gers desire to exceed above limit on their
meal orders they must pay the excess.
Where meals are served at eating houses.
regular table d'hotc meals will he fur
nished. Where passengers are IN destl-
tntc circumstances AN exception VIII he
made and We will furnish free all neces-
sary meals during such delays.
Ordinarily. judgment should be eXcr-
cised i'm determining destitute cases. The
train conductor representing the operat-
Ing department in charge OF the train at
such delays, will be authorized TO give
receipts TO dining conductors or hotel
managers for Ill free meals furnished, i'll
accordance with above.
If by reason of such delays passenger
trains arc tied up without dining cars
where company catinS house service can
not be obtained, arrangements should be
made TO provide food from any available
service for the entire period of deten-
ton
The morning and afternoon OF Tues
day resigned all passengers to their fate.
although but meagcr reports from the
washouts could be obtained. But the
horrifylng news of the drowning OF the
two lahorers on the bridge at King Hin,
and the breaking loose Of the Bliss
fcrryboat and it's mad dash down the
rapidly rising Snake. resulting in the
destruction Of the new wagon and tlume
h,lI a.
the delayed passenger TO pause and re-
lcct on the scriptural passage Count
your blessings douby.'
BY o'clock. No. . brought The Trlb-
une's carly Idaho edition. and soon AL
copies OF ii were purchased and eagerly
man man would have reached here few
hours before The Tribune, but the wash
onls between here and Nampa prevent
ed their arrival here. as they prevented
The rribune's progress beyond Glcnns
Ferry.
During the stay here no one thing at
iraclcd such general interest is the Ore
gon Short Line Railway Club building.
| rms Is new institution. located near
tho depot. modern In every respect and
opened 10 use on january | OF the pres
eut year.
This institution Is supervised by Sec
| retary I; y, Southsatc. There are
| thirty beds Tor the men and Il dining
! room. baths, tub and shower barber
| shop pool tables. card tables reading
| parlor. and all convcnlcnccs found in the
| most comfortable. wel-appointcd home
| Hero Is the obligation one takes I'm sub
scribing to the membership roll OF the
| club:
''The undersigned ccrtGcs that lie is
| "a bona llde cmployc of The q, - H.
| Railway company, and agrees To con-
duct himself as gentleman while en-
! juying the privileges OF the club"
| Pool playing costs the men 10 cents
| II cue per hour, and standard prices arc
| charged for baths meals aud barbcring
| Tho books. tables. magazines ana daily
papers are free. The plan oI meals
| throughout Ihr days and nights is short
order, except from ii to I'm thc day tiuc