Show r WESTERN FIRST TRAIN TO TOj TOAi j Ai THE OLIE GAT CATE SPECIAL SP CARRYING NEWSPAPER ItTEN AND INVITED I 1 GUESTS HEADED FOR POE THE SETTIN SETTING SUN CELEBRATION AND RECEPTION AT ALL STATIONS ALONG THE THELINE THELIN j LINE LIN LIST OF OP TIE THE GUESTS 1 Tho special train over the tho Western W 1 Pacific railroad between Salt Lake City cIt Utah and Oakland California arrived at this evenings evening after anCl an allday rido from froni Utah The special will remain romaIn at nl WInne until this morning when It will proceed west The citizens oC or ortho tho Nevada enda town havo have prepared a aI I celebration and reception to the members of or the thc press and the tho Invited guests of at the road The special which Is IB In charge char e of 0 E L I Ix Loma max general passenger traffic manager of or the road rond and an G Gp GF p F Herr acting as host hOB Among those on board Is Julius Julitia Kahn congressman from tho the Fourth I district of or California who attended the tho governors conference In Salt Lake in ia tho the interest of or the tho Pacific Panama exposition Ho He expresses himself as being de delighted r lighted with Utah and her people with tho of or the confer canCer of or tho the governors I i Tho The roadbed Is in iii splendid shape shaper r 1 I for fer a new ne lino and the stretch across t the southern end ond of or the lake lako Is Js now I high above tho the water waler walerI I Tho The part party was much interested in inthe tho the salt beds at Salduro and aoel round found 1 J Jt now no a thriving town t I Tho The train crossed the Nevada Neada line lino ct at 1050 yesterday rc morning and the I next Dext stop was ws sit nt Elko at In the afternoon R M lr superintendent of tho eastern division of or tho Western Is la In charge chargo of tho the running of tIle train while the train crow is Turtle nade uP J 3 Meehan conductor Charles Chares Sullivan engineer Arthur 1 Gregory fireman and BrAkemen H HL HL HI I I L Woods and J I I Engine Is pulling the first west passenger train over Goulds last link Ink to the coast I i i Leaving the handsome new Salt Lake City Union station at 7 I the press special began Its west westward ward trip Emerging from beneath I j the umbrella sheds at the tho west w st of j I Ithe the depot the tho train followed the th now tracks for Its run rim toward Garfield And while no iio effort efort was made to tc cre I Rte ate te a speed record the Ute present pre ent jour journey journe aol ney ne being undertaken un for the purpose or of enabling tho the newspaper men to too observe o the road roa itself and the points of o Interest along the line yet ret tho the train went along alons at a n good clip elp skimming over the brown plains be between betWeen between tween Salt Lako Lao and the smelter I city near the lake are I Garfield is fourteen mUm miles west from irom Sail Salt Lake Here the vast Mt smelt smelting ing mg plants of the tho American Smelting fc Refining company were throwing out columns of smoke In inthe t tta T the tho gross grossI I ores fn metals met Historic I Black Rock flock was passed near this point and the remains of th the nce popular lake hike resort named for the second The trip trill over tho the rock bet bat bottomed tomed tomel track over the edge of oE the lake lalo came and for five miles the I I train had the of or running through water This h of or track has caused c the tho Western Pacific I I much trouble during the tho past season I having been washed out a number Qt of i times by br tho the encroaching waves of the steadily rising lake Finally the track was wae raised up several feet on ot ona ota ona a foundation of rock and now noVo It le is lehigh high anil dry and it Is thought safe from any further damage by the tho wa wn waters torr terA or tho lake lako Among tho the points of o Interest pass passed passed ed by the train is the tho old E T City elt a flourishing supply point on OH onI I Quo Uie stretch toward tho the Great Ameri Amerl American j I can c n desert The old POP pony express express west of or tho the lake mice was also an I object ot or interested gaze It is isa a sleepy crowd on tho the train this morning following rollo Ing tho session lon In 1 Salt SuIt Lake which long after midnight and Included a recital at ati I i tho Tabernacle a trip up lip Emigration with a Dutch lunch at tho the Presort a visit to tho the Orpheum thence 1 Eto the tho th Commercial club whore where re reo ret t l were served and after ater t ards a plunge at Warm Springs Those Tho o In party on tho the special f nOW heading bead Ins for Oakland are 1 I W v A Lawson Sacramento Bee j V OBrien special agent Western i Telegraph company H J Max Maxwell won well general attorney Quincy West orn om railroad San Francisco Cal J JF JF JF F Sacramento Union E B E A Cunningham manager Dally Dall Dali Appeal c Cal Cat r G C C Mansfield Oro I I ville ilIe Dally Daily Dall Register ReS ter Cal Ca J 1 S engineer Western Ve tern Paci Pad lie fie railroad San Francisco Cat Cal J F Bon Don D E a S San Francisco Call W L j Brown Sun Son Examiner T j 13 lJ Dakar Oakland Trib Tribune line une G F Herr assistant general passenger agent Dt Western Ve Pacific railroad Situ Stin m Francisco Cal H E Woodard stenographer E B H P nor ner c E Ben Den Benton Denton Benton ton D H dining co cn conductor E EIL II IL Carpenter CG enter Sacramento S Star Clyde CI do s dining car and anti hotel ti Clayton managing mana ng editor Oakland Martin and Stockton Record C LioI district dl the Mailman company Son San Francisco cal yal t lt W WJ j Shotwell assistant gen Jen cal freight frel hl agent Western Pacific Pu railroad San Francisco Cal John Jolin JohnF JohnJ F J Gahin managing editor Cal Ca A L I Cowell editor editn tho the Evening MaIl Stockton Cal al Dr D C B 13 Pinkham Inkham Western Pa railroad surgeon San Francisco Cal ad Edgar ar Reinhart San Francisco I Call all 1 T H Chambers Chambors secretary se relar pas 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