Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-27
RINBERGER ROAD
A LITTLE GIANT
identification Complete and Aus
nicious Trial Trip lnaugu-
rates Regular Service.
oyOus PARTY AS GUESTS
,, Newspaper Men Hoyally
ru,cr,niacd-ro"'rfHl and
Handsome Equipment

80 cherished dream Of an m
ITO. .r service between SAT- Lake
's'l' s-I., has nj length been realized
an' 80 considered years aso 10y
Nl'' "a, irridescont dream plausi-
nlN .r,.s,ut enough 90 imagine
pr - f,- at some indeteiminate
.l- ss, am good things are expected
a9 p the natural order OF
% u-' FL, i1 tbIs day and generation
49, ., De anticipated, has come 20
Ai.' .-,staized into % ie''v 80,
No Mn Hamburger mas stil Nen
~ s,nebt for aimed az, anu ues 49,.
pa be Would have anyhow III Spi'e
hr obstacles and opppsltloh ilda
y r.alizfd. and thursday tFeiiluh'
ras fsicitatcd Warmly pS
w. and ogden newspaper iIlci ..l, a.
IN AS by many oth'i ~ t'.l,u ~ rs
...-srs on the accompl lsullieit vi i'''
m.ie's ,,su cherished purpose.
.o-- '' .,,ari.ncas OF Thursday after
4u - "a pIeasant story, for they
il.DH ,cd the successful establish
49, intaru-ban traffic between salt
ltD' ,i ogden. which stands the pre-
L1n, ~ other improvements in TINS
sA' ov that the Bamberger eN-
n..,art has been crowned with sue
,ess. ,.,.,..,,re.
v,.sraper men. salt Lake officials,
~ snic{aIlv invited friends, chaper-
.5 III President Bamberger board
i ,is1fric cars 802 and 800 az the Third
H., street depot and at 3:l5 pm.
,,fs5 out for ogden with these
President simon Bamberger. Vice
p'.si1ert sidney Hamburger. Secretary
IA chief clerk Joshua y. Bean, Con-
s-iiing engineer H. A. Strauss, who
4 sis9 the vice president Of the Falk-
sssn company. Herman Bamberger,
,ttys p b CritchlOw and W. j. Bar
-s.te. chief Surgeon S. G. Baldwin, l..
p-,pdbereer of the Telluride Power
l5mpanv. Superintendent Of Construc-
f8n y. ID. Kline and j. Bergerman.
The Telegram was represented by Il.
Vanderventer, ~ l. Wilson and ID.
4 Ravbould: The Herald-Republican
ty NJ A. Aldrich. The Deseret News
ty Ben Roberts, r. J. Jessup and
James Rintoul, the Associated Press
By R. C. Johnson. The Times by NJ. +.
Cunningham, and The Tribune by
Kenneth Kerr. j. S. White of the Re
Eek Joined the crowd at Lagoon. and
al ogden more officials, newspaper
rsn and friends annexed themselves 10
DE party which now numbered up
wards Of 30.
The run 10 ogden was made in a
tine that surprised the newspapermen,
icing accomplished Ia 20 minutes. part
Of De distance being covered at the
tate NJ 20 miles an hour. The opera
ton ~ the cars was curiously watched
By DE guests. and considering that
tbs was the first trip over the line
with passengers. things went very
we'll The cars seemed 60 ny along the
ris riding So smoothly that the high
nate Of speed attained was not APP
lvc.aied and the elegance and COM
ilr Of the surroundings we're the oc-
eason Of frequent favorable comment.
FAIR FLOWER GIRLS INVASION.
A lovely incident occurred at Bounti-
ilL On the arrival Of the train there.
ne entire Persephone society, OF over
2 oi me best-l0oNng girls I'm that part
y me country, were found waiting.
ieIr arms full OF flowers for the news.
PAPER men. The fair ones promptly
taided the train where they loaded
4e party with an the Acral tributes
iaey could well take care OF. The per-
..nneI Of the charming invaders was:
AiS LILY Mitchell. president: Miss
5anche Lewis. vice president; Mrs. p
AfmNfongA Mrs Nellie Burton.