Show E E1 H1 HARRIMAN HERE Railway Magnates Royally Entertained DINNER AT THE ALTA CLUB Special Train Arrived in Two Sactions at 330 Mr Harriinnn Held an Informal Reception Re-ception at the Club While Dinner Din-ner Party Gathered i Sixty of the most Important railroad magnates and officials or thc country visited Salt Lake ycst onlay and were royally entertained by the local men A recital by Prof 7 L aicClelltin Wns given mit I the Tabernacle at fi f oclock and al S oclock an Informal dinner was served 10 about ninety persons at the AHa club The special J > train in two sections arrived ar-rived 1 at Salt Lake at about 3JO oclock and Mr Harriman went at once to the ofllce of VicePresident and General Manager V II Bancroft of the Oregon Short Line Here ho held conferences with the local officials The rest of the party sj > ent the afternoon In calling on friends and in seeing the t city The personnel of the visiting party is ns follows Car Artlen K FI Ilarriman chairman chair-man of the executive committee of the Union t Pn cine and president of the Southern Pacific David YVIlcox president presi-dent u of thi I Delaware Hudson River I Messrs Francis T 1 Underbill Frederick Kelno ken Peter Gerry tV V n III Southern Pacific car Sunset T t Stubbs traffic I director of lie Harriman Harri-man systems E O Mc < ormick passenger pas-senger traffic manager of the Ilarri man systems J A Mumoc freight traffic manager Union Pacific E L Lomax G P T i A Union Pacific A J Butcher Illinois Central car Marionette T 1 Harahan second vicepresident of the Illinois Central J F Wallace general manager V J Ilarahan assistant general manager K C Cowglll and V 13 Marvel Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul car Minnesota 1 Earllng president Chicago Milwaukee I and Si Paul 1 railroad rail-road J II Hiland third vicepresident Chicago Milwaukee l and St Paul railroad rail-road J N Faithorn vicepresident Chicago and Alton railway P A Valentine vicepresident of the Union stock yards at dmaha Chicago and Xorthestern car No 100 A Gardner general manager Chicago i < c Northwestern railroad I H H McCulIough third vicepresident Chicago Northwestern railroad 13 C Carter chief engineer Chicago Northwestern railroad Union Pacltlo car No 100Horace G Burt president Union Pacific railroad A J Jones chief surgeon Union Pacific railroad D O Clark superintendent Union PaclJlc Coal company J F5 Berry chief engineer Union Pacific railway W A Deuel superintendent Nebraska division U P Mr C S West Compartment car Mosca A Darlow advertising agent Union Pacific railway rail-way 13 L Huntley Associated Press representative J l AVoolan Eastern Press representative tV R Watson Eastern Press representative C W Holdrege general manager Burlington and Missouri River railroad D 0 Ives general freight agent Burlington and Missouri River railroad r Francis general passenger agent Burlington and Missouri River railroad Raymond Du Pay vicepresident and general manager man-ager St Joseph and Grand Island railroad rail-road G S Walker Eastern Press correspondent cor-respondent Southern Pacific car General Manager Man-ager Julius Kruttschnltt Manager James Aglet General Passenger Agent T 1 II Goodman Engineer of Maintenance Main-tenance and Way 1 II Wallace General Gen-eral Freight Agent G W Luce Freight Traffic Manager William Sproule Chief Counsel 1 William F Ilorrln Chief Engineer En-gineer William Hood and VicePresi dent II E Huntlngton Oregon Short Line car President Mohler Traffic Manager B Campbell General Traffic Manager A L CIalg Chief Counsel AV W Colton of the O ThN At the Alta club while the party was gathering for dinner prominent Salt Lakers were Introduced to Mr llarrl man who was very affable The table was set in the form ol a horse shoe and down the center of Us entire cntre length extended a roll of smilax into which 400 chrysanthemums were stuck Around the post In the center of the room were grouped Immense Jarsful of American Beauties Covers were luld for n hundred persons and a full course dinner was served The trains left for Ogden at 10 and 100 oclock having added a Pullman here with n party J > of Suit Lake rail loud and newspaper men who iwlll go over the cuton today |