Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-02
rypzcr LARGE ATTENDANCE
railroads Operating With Extra
Equipment to Care tor
Heavy Travel.
,,,h ANNUAL session Begins To-
,r,oo Morning at 10 o'clock--
Relief society Meets Today

,.s.-, tre darkcning shades have
,.g.. ty,r the broad avenues Of salt
~. tonight. between $4,000 and 10000
80. vIu have found anchorage IN
,..,.itabis homes and hostelries OF
y. .,..ul city. here to attend the
,--,,stb annual conference Of the
csgreb Of Jesus christ Of Latter-day
e,,,ts which conyenes in the taber-
rselo tomorrow.
EVERY passenger train on every road
-,rpiBe into salt Lake pours its quota
I'M or town people into the local
stations. and every train is loaded TO
M guards The oregon short Line Is
L net running two special trains,
.-. fran ogden and one from Maladi
rsf IL loaded with extra equipment
tba NaIad train makes through run
An salt Lake. not making the usual
top as Biilham for the transfer OF
passenger. % al III trains are aIIlN-
r. dsHv over the short Line. carrying
-.e.lnrors from far-om Canada. Mon
pna washington. oregon, Idaho,
wyoming and an parts OF northern
me Denver & Rio Grande is running
Win unusually heavy extra equipment,
last night the road brought IN nine
Ear. loaded with conference Visitors
f0m the sanpete branch. and extra
cas- are being carried on the trains
from Marysvale Tintic. Bingham, Park
Chy. ogden and from the through line
east hy which the visitors from Col
orado Mexico. Arizona and New Mex
Geo arrive
MANY FROM THE SOUTH.
The SAT- Lake Route in addition to
rs rgumr service, is operating for the
hfntht OF conference visitors between
San Lake and payson, and this train
yesterday brought iu seven heavily
hslai coaches. The train returns to
pavson every night at il:15. The noon.
train from Nephi was also well loaded.
and the trains from southern Utah, as
Gar as Acoma and including the New
house. Fairfield and Mercur branches
were ali loaded yesterday and today.
Traffic nom the Tlntic district was
also heavy over the Salt Lake road,
as 10 was from Frisco and the San
pete valley country.
The Western Pacific IS bringing in
large crowds from Tooele county. the
new roads service being much appre-
cIatei by people OF that quarter Of
the state
salt Lake has prepared for the semi
annual influx of visitors aud she has
brought out her best bib and tucker
for the occasion. The shops have been
brushed up and the spring stocks plac-
ed 10 attractive order for one Of the
purposes of visiting the capital at this
season OF The year Is to do some
shopping Buyers from the stores from
outside cities, too, know that they will
ma scores " travelling men here with
their wares temptingly displayed, and
they come o. lay in their summers
supply The theaters and places Of
amusement are also ready 10 do their
snare toward entertaining the thou
sanci who viii flock their doors. and a
great variety IN the way of program
N te.ns presented for the coming
week
Iac great majority Of visitors. how
ever u'D here tu attend the sessions of
me E.ghueth conference. which will
commence iu the tabernacle at 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning. From ali
indications the attendance viii be the
heaviest Foo the history Of the Church.
as tne weather is such that the people
may safely leave their crops for a few
streets
RELIEF SOCIETY TO-DAY.
The meetings OF the second day of the
iFAei society conference are In prog
I'ss today and the attendance il cx-
eeptlonaly large
Ihe second session OF the general con-
I,'ence "ill take place at the taberna-
oN az pm. Sunday, and Il Is entirely
lVp'ole mat overflow meetings will be
".'i Do tha Assembly hall and II nee
'.af} boo b4rratt hau and In the open
eI 'n mont of the Bureau OF Informa-
lion building
Two sessions of the general confer
tatt WIN De held on Monday. April 4.
g ~, Ip o'clock am. ana at o O'clock PIN.
eruacIo.
"h.h conference adiourns on Mon
IVY y VIII Dee until Wednesday. Tues
e'l tne conference visitors can attend
W su'h business as they may wish to
Transact before returning to their re-
sp-ctive homes.
ne seneral priesthood meeting will
III n'id in the tabernacle on Monday.
''1'nhlns az 3 o'clock pm.
special priesthood meeting win be
n'.l DO the Assembly han ON Tuesday.
"I'lI B.. commencing at 10 O'Clock am.
"o sessions OF the conference will
n,Id ON Wednesday, April s. one at
~ CLOCK a. m. and one al 9 O'clock ID m