Many Morgan Men Worked with Railroad With all preparation for the coming celebration of the Gold¬en Spike 100th anniversary, we must not forget that there were many Morgan County men who helped in that great accomplish¬ment. Outstanding among them was Capt. T. S. Wadsworth. There were 36 members of the Utah National Guard of Morgan. The organization was effected June 16, 1894 with C. H. Criddle as captain. Later T. S. Wadsworth was commissioned captain. The wecome of the train was received when it steamed into Ogden when Col. Daniel Gamble with true Hibernian enthusiasm, ran up the first flag, the excel¬lent military brass band was seen out, sending forth rich music which, with a salute from Capt. T. S. Wadsworth's artil¬lery, gave the preliminary wel¬come to the iron horse. When Wadsworth's artillery arrived on the scene 21 guns were fired whose deafening echoes vibrated through the mountains, hills and vales. There are many descendent of T. S. Wadsworth still in Mor¬gan County and all take pleasure knowing that their ancestor took such a prominent part in the "Wedding of the Rails". Addresses were delivered at this most auspicious occasion. Among them was one from Col. J.C. Little who was on the stand along with several other men whose names we recognize Col. D. Gamble and William Clayton.—By Daisy Crouch.