The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-24
Tsleor0phy.


e one wagon four poles, one on eact
= corner, with nine wires attached
7 which will run into set Of the fines
and most improved implements, OF
! the wagon, which will be in opera
r ton also other styles OF telegraphiC
instruments, including the Rntlquatec
Morse register, the telephone. repair
ing implements, coils of wire, etc.
two banners to be held by
Electricians OK and Carr.
Agricultural.
Uuder this department There will be
all OF twenty one wagons. These
wagons will show the agriculture,
fores. Gu 'ture, bees, wool and dairy oil
the territory. The wagons will be
suitably decorated and draped With
several notices, among them, "God
Speed the Plow, Spade and Dairy
maid" and the Deseret Agricultural
and Manufacturing Society banner.
which will head the department., on
which are painted horses, ploW and
harrow. cross. square and compass, saw,
Ratchet and plane, bod, blacksmith's
implements and agricultural tools,
surrounding a large beehive, on
which rests an eagle. The banner
bears the date of the charter granted
to the so :iely by the Legislature. Jan
usry, 1856.
Horticultural.
At least one wagon will be devoted
to the horticultural display, and i. is
not improbable that several will come
from the neighbosinS settlements
and join in the procession. The dis.
play will be delightful profusion OF
flowers, plants and vegetables. The
initials OF TIE Deseret Horticultural
Society will be placed on each horse.
Carpenters and Joiaers.
The carpenters and joiuers will ap-
pear with three wagons; the first lie a
log cabin, representing the style of
architecture here in 1S47; the next
will be a fine representation of mod
ern architecture; and the next will
be wagon containing the carpenters
and joiners.
QuarTymen and Stone Cutters.
This department will consist of four
wagons; the first, quarrymen's wagon,
drawn by four horses, containing large
granite block with men drilling;
second. OK cart, with stone finished,
ready for setting; third, horse wagon,
with stone cutters at work, and on
wagon the inscription '5tone Cutters
and Temple Builders;" fourth, mon
umental car. with monuments,
graves and children strewiDg flowers.
with metto, "ID Memory OF Honored
Dead, VINO Fell by the Wayside;"
and on the top. THE Living and the
Dead, One and Inseparable." These
wagons will be followed and sur.
rounded by 200 men. most of them in
with sashes. aprons, and
compass and squares.
RGgons, Carriages, Etc.
The Deseret Wagon Shops, Nsylor
Bros, II. Puzey, Malquist Bros.
appear jointly in the department. A
large car has been draped and covered
with red. white aRd blue, and fitted
with blacksmithing and 6heelwright
implements, and will show men at
the forge and block. In front of the
car Representatives of each OF the four
firms will ride in carriage.
UphOlstererS and Cabinet Makers.
Three cars will represent this
The first Car is fitted up
entirely and elegantly with upholstery
aud cabinet work, and is draped with
lace curtains inside and crctone out
eide; the work is wholly that of Mr..
the other two wagons,
which will be draped and covered,
will contain Mr.. Din woodey's en-
ployes; the notices on the first
wagon are "Upholsterers, Promoters
OF Ease and Elegance" and 1.-The
Hsndiwoik of Cabinet makers and
Upholsterers;" a motto On the second
Wagon, "The Upholsterers Stuff TO
Live and Live to Stuff"
In addition to these three wagons
q. o. NJ. l. will furnish one wagon.
which is hung with the red, white
and blue; lace curtains at each end,
a large flag raising above the centre
of the car, aud specimens of elegant
upholstery in the car.
Printers.
A car, eighteen fest in length, .
tastelully decorated with many /
colors, surmounted by an eagle. and
Q large pennant bearing the words
THE Art Preservstive. " running the
whole length OF the car. A team OF
six gray horses furnishes the motive
power. The names OF the following
printing off 1es are printed on the
sides: Dessert News" Herald"
"Times," Instructor" Farmer"
and "BikuoeD;" also the names of
the ROman's Exponent and the Con-
tributor. On the front is Truth and
Liberty" and "1847-1SS0." 10 the
body of the car are representatives Of
each printing Office; also the pioneer
press west OF the Misseuri, brought TO
Salt Lake City in 1S4s, stand with
/. pair OF cases, at which q man ie
setting tpye; also q small Gordon
power press being "run" while on
the journey A notable feature on
this car will be the presence Of that
mysterious person in a printing
office-the Devil-oficioUs aud con-
spicuous.
Binders
Next follow in a car, with two tables
where employe5 OF the News"
Times" and Instructor" birderies
are busy putting books in leather,
msrbling, cutting with plow. sewing, |
folding and stapling. The same car
contains the
Type Foundry,
Where breaking. Rubbing, setting up |
and finishing can be seen. The next
csr is an exhibit OF the
Paper NIL
Of the Deseret Netcs, where the hands
are busy folding ana tying up print
Jog paper made at the mill.
Shoemakers and Turner's.
The industrial display 10 be repre-
scented by thEsnners and shoemakers
will be one OF the best in the process.
ton. r. Morris, sheep -skin tanner,
will hsve q wagon representing the
process OF preparing pelts, ETC.. and
bearing large banner with the il
scription VALLEY Tan," and the
figure of tanner at work. Follow