Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-20

wendover The train reached Wen
dover. which is 1905 miles west OF salt
Lake, at 10 O'Clock this morning. A
stop OF a. minutes was made to allow
the press representatives to Inspect tho
improvements that have been made in
this town. whose growth Is absolutely
and entirely due To the building OF the
Western Pacific.
SLEEPY CROWD TODAY.
II is a sleepy crowd on the train this
morning following yesterdays session
in salt Lake which continued long
after midnight and included recital
at the Tabernacle, a trip up EmiCra-
ton canyon with a Dutch lunch at the
resort. a visit 10 the Orpheum. thence
10 the Commercial club, where refresh
ments were served and afterwards a
plunge at Warm Springs.
Those In the party on the special
train now heading for Oakland are:
W. \. lawson, Sacramento Roc: j.
V. q Brien, special agent Western
Union Telegraph company. II j Max
Wen, genera attorney Quincy & West
ern railroad, San Francisco. cal. II. NJ.
Adams, first traffic manager Western
Pacific railroad, sun Francisco. Cal: J.
f. Carrere. Sacramento Union: n. A.
cunningham, manager Daily Appeal
MarysVille, Cal; @, &. Mansfield Oro-
villc Daily Register. Oroville, Cal: J
;. Spollman, engineer Western Pacific
railroad. San Francisco. Cal: j. +. Bon.
r. :. simpson. san Francisco call; w
l.. Brown, san Francisco Examiner: J
r. Baker, Oakland Tribune. O. f. Herr.
assistant general passenger agent
Western Pacific railroad, san Francis
co, Cal; III. y. Woodland. stenographer:
E. II. Feighner Pullman conductor: e..
+. Benton, u. II. dining car conductor:
II, II. Carpenter, Sacramento Star:
clyde Opelt, superintendent dining car
and hotel department: Clayton Camp
bell. managing editor Oakland Enquir-
er; Irving Martin. president and man
ager stockton Record; G. Lincoln, dis
trict super intendont the Pullman com
pany, san Francisco, Cal: w J. Shot
well, assistant general freight agent
Western Pacific railroad. San Fran
cisco. Cal. John +. Calvin. managing
editor OroVille Mercury. DrovfIle cal
A. l.. Cowell. editor the Evening Mail.
stockton Cal; Or &. h Pinkham
Western Pacific railroad surgeon, San
Francisco, Cal, Edgar Reinhart. san
Francisco call. J. II. Chambers.
secretary passenger traffic manager. j
King Steele. Del Monte Weekly. r. l.
Lomax. passenger traffic manager West
ern Pacific Railroad company san
Francisco, cal; r. +. Finnegan. bag
gage master: T. A. Davis, electrician;
G. r. O'Connor. dining car conductor;
J. J. Lycett. dining car conductor In
charge. r.. II. Kemp official photog-
rapher. A. johnson. assistant photog-
rapher: Fred johnson. United Press,
san Francisco, cal; G. +. Craig, sec.
rotary. second vice president and gen
eral manager; J. W Mulhern. superin-
tendent western division. Sacramento.
Cal: Col George H. Pippy. san Fran
cisco. Cal. Col. Charles A. Cooke. san
Francisco, Cal; Mai. Samuel w Dun
ming, T. :. a. carl Hoffman San
Francisco Bulletin. =. j. O'Brien, vice
president Daily Evening Mail. Marys-
vile, CAL w. e.. Shuts. trainmaster
Portola, cal. r. NJ Conlcy. road fore
man OF engines. Oakland cal; 9. A.
Horn. san Francisco Chronicle; r. f.
Healy Evening Post. san Francisco
cal: Mai $. X. Hooper. general pas
se-ger agent OF the Denver & Rio
Granae: Arthur J. Brown. salt Lake
Herald Republican; J. w HYDE. Des-
eret News w ]. Sloan. salt Lake Tele-
gram: Kenneth Kerr. Salt Lake Trlb-
unc: Edward a. Charlton. Denver Rocky
Mountain News: Frank Francis. or.
den standard; Frank Ferrar. Denver
Rocky Mountain News. ] G. Hllard,
Denver Republican; r. l.. Webster. Den
yer Post: William A. Scuily, Herald
Telegraph Colorado Springs, and A.
8. Andrews, Pueblo Chiaftaln.