Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-19
TOUR TRIUMPHAL
UTAH BOOSTERS
In Swinging Round Circle They
Reach Salt Lake for Moment
This Afternoon.
THENCE AWAY TO THE NORTH
Bustling Towns Of TOoelc Visited To-
day-Intcrcst and Enthusiasm
Grow a. Tour Proceeds.

After O. triumphal tour Of the south
ern central portions of the state. In
which tho eyes Of even the most en-
thusiastic OF the All-Utah boosters ac-
companying the Commercial club ex-
cursion were opened 20 beauties and
resources OF Utah's fair cities and
counties be had heretofore not dreamed
o. the excursion train is due 20 arrive
in Salt Lake city this afternoon at
o'clock After stop of just three
quarters OF am hour al the capital city
the boosters viii start Off again. this
time 10 visit the northern portions of
the state passing through the beaut-
ful counties OF the Davis. Weber. Box
elder and Cache
SCHOOL CHILDREN AT NEPHI
The reception given the boosters at
Nr2hi Wednesday afternoon was one
OF the best on the entire trip. Nearly
"a thousand school children we're lined
up along the main street. carrying
their class colors and pcnnants, upon
which was inscribed the word I'm
provement" A parade 20 the taber-
nacle followed. headed by the boosters
band and the Commercial club, the
children falling in behind. when the
children countermarched Ia front OF
the Commercial club the sight was
most inspiring and cheer after cheer
rent the atmosphere. given with a
hearty good win by the boosters
Arrived at the tabernacle the speak
ing began. and stirring addresses were
made hy VIII g Farrell, "Bul' Bailey
George T. Odell f. A. Hornung and
state Food Commissioner Willard Han
SEN the latter using the scandinavian
dialect. on behalf Of Nephi George r.
McCuue made an address which set
forth 600 mastery style the marvellous
resources Of Juab county. i'm agricul-
ture. horticulture, and mining. He told
the visitors there were % million acres
of land In Juab county, and he asked
the Salt Lake boosters 20 send down
here 1900 settlers, and promised 10
make them healthy wealthy, and
wise" i'm five years. lie stated that out
of POO acres of mining land in the Tin
tlc district had been produced $40. OO0.-
GOO. lie told Of the mineral wealth in
Mt Nebo. and that there was now en-
ployed nearly 100 men working IN the
mines there. In tho Juab valley there
were upwards OF 100, 600 acres Of tillable
land. and up 20 the present time. only
about 20 600 acres were being cultivat
cd.
| Sccv Parkcs of the Nebo star Min.
| ing company had on exhibit samples ol
| one which were taken from his mine
/ az Mt Nebo. showing an assay of &
/ Der cent lead. This interested the risi
| tors very much.
! THE whole affair was regarded AS Q
| grand success not only by the loca
! people but by the boosters as we'll
] TN, next stop was made al Lyndy
! the new town on the salt Lake Route
after which the train proceeded q
| Eureka. which place was reache'
| about o'clock.
GREAT WELCOME AT EUREKA.
Mayor John Morley OF Eureka wa
al the head Of the party which met IN
! cxcursionists. lie was accompanle,
NV a committee Of the Eureka cit
council and q committee Of bushes
men headed by Postmaster James /
| Driscou. and a juvenile band consist
ing OF boys under 10 years or age
The boosters formed in line an
marched behind the iuvenile band an
| tho Eureka officials 10 the Elks' halL
Al 8 o'clock I'm the evening al III
! Elks' PAVILION "a great meeting wa
held. over 1000 people being present
Mayor John Morley called the gather
| ING 10 order and delivered an address
Of welcome. turning the keys OF IN
| CITY over to Vice President George 7
odelI Of the Commercial club He IN
troduced Judge r. p Colborn. VII
acted as chairman OF the meeuni
Judge Colboru introduced Nive- Pres
dent George r. Odell who delivered
feeling address. Tho Commercial clu
quartet sang MY Irish Rose, whic
was followed nv am address by y.
Stott "a prominent member Of Oh
Eureka bar John II McChrystal. ger
oral manager of the Gcmini min
smoke in relation to- ore rates, and
Win Knight Of Provo told the gait
erina that while the silver city smc
ter had been closed Tor some time, ?
was confident that IL would soon u
open Orsou Hewlett also made OF
OF his characteristic "boostine
speeches and W. p. Read who was Il
nr~t sheriff ~ Juab county. made
brief talk The Commercial club qua
tet sang several songs and tho nice
ing adjourned 20 the Eiks club room
where the boosters were ontertaino
The train left FOR the north this NOR
ing at O'Clock
SUGAR BOOSTERS TO JOIN.
Vice President Oden received a wi
| from Mosiah Evans, manager for q
! Utah Idaho sugar factory NJ Garlau
that ho would Join the marty al Bri
| ham city on its way north with par
~ 10 boosters from the sugar facto
az Garland He was notified that I
marty would he takou care Of. even IL
included 20 members.