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

VIII ueelgQ5 anu lHsCTipllOus tueI6OQ
appropriate to the trade. The largest
banner is iucribed. BOOT and Shoe
makers : Benefactors of Mankind.
We Labor for the Soles of Humanity, "
with desigo in the centre represent
ing q pair OF elegant bot solss.
Saddles and Harness.
The saddle and harness makers will
furnish one large wagon, drawn by
six white horses banner with sad
dlers' coat OF arms and motto; wagon
drsped with flags. etc, with some i'm.
plements and material. sRd harness
and saddle makers riding inside.
House and Decorative Painting.
a Car deliberately decorated, with
Inscriptions: painters OF Salt Lake"
and I'VE Stand By Our Colors" in
iront; "A Thing of Beauty is JOY
Forever" and 1--WE Aim to Beau
tiiy." In front Of the car, which
which will be drawn By oxen, deco
rated also, will bs represented the
Goddess OF Art. On top is a palette,
which will turn with the wind like a
weather vsne. The car will con-
tain twenty or thirty painters.
Timers.
Mr.. David James will appear with
a wagon covered with tin, and tin
and copper ware hanging to the sides;
inside will be fitted up as a regular
shop. with seven or eight
men at work; six gross OF half-pint
tin cups will be made and thrown
out among the crowd.
Butchers,
The butchers will make a joint dis
play, one wagon drawn by six horses,
which will be filled by the proprietors
Df many OF the meat markets.
Following will be about twenty
Apprentices On horse back. The lead
ng banner is a painting OF prize
cattle, and there are several banners
With appropriate notices.
Confectioners.
Under this department three
wagons will appear, first being Henry
Arnold, loaded with -four, candy.
crackers etc., with notices and
one motto BREAD and
obedience to Divine Law Constitutes
be Man." he will haze workmen on
be wagon employed.
The second wagon VII! be that OF
(. Gardiner which will be draped and
overed; there will be q display OF
oIed goods, with the name of the
PROPRIETOR on horse cover.
The third car will ba filled up by ,
II. w. II. Hill. 1t will be draped
nd decorated with cut flowers, oil ,
'hich there will be profusion on
ne corner poles and in other places,
'hich will be delightful to the eye
nd the senses; the only display he
lakes is a large ornamental brides
axe, built conically, the base OF
hitch is seven feet in circumference;
he cake rests on q platform and is
eautifully ornamanted, the work OF I
Ir. Hill himself. L
Fool Press.
MIR. II. Cohn & Co. will occupy
le space of one wagon. on which
ley had intended to display a wool r
ress in operation, but as the wagon
ould not stand the weight, they !
ere unable to carry out the design.
ney will, however, exhibit baled and :,
Jose wool. I,
Cloth Manufacturers. {
The Provo, Wasatch and Deseret
nd springville Wooden Mills appear
unity in car, in which will be
,om in operation, with yarn bailer;
appropriate notices, with four flags,
&c on each corner, and drspings
Ill complete tine display.
1diIors.
The profession will march in the
lace assigned them, about shlty in ]
lumber, headed by very handsome
amer, with q white lamb, the
.ilors coat of-arms. in the centre,
nd on it the Words: The lailor's
lottoc, Peace and Industry" One
ar will represent the overall factory t
q. C.M. l.. gotten up by Mr.. y. S. /
lawson; drawn by two span OF {
orses; the car is covered With duck
snims, on which will be sIl sizes Of
Teralls; instead OF flags, on either 6
1rner OF the front part Of the wagon,
ill be tive email pairs Of overalls,
ed from a pele at each end will fly
rye pairs; in the horses heads also.
lstesd oih4gs, will be small Overa!ls.
Soap Makers.
The Nineteenth Ward and Henry
nell's soap factories will comprise
lis department. The former will |
Ike the first position AID give dis !
lay OF machinery used in the manu- !
lcture OF soap In active operation;
nth men also at work; they nave q
amer with an appropriate inscrip-
on. The latter will make display
{ soap in boxes. and has a novelty
nat will attract great attention. II
an 8 foot colored automsson, the
lest ever seen here, which will run
pposition to the Chinese laundry men
uring the procession, showing the
1perior quality oil the soap OF The
n,erprising exhibitor.
AinsraLOgy and Mines.
The mineral display will be led by
model Of a tunnel being cut,
howing the methods by which
mining operations are conducted,
often up by Joseph Jennings, Esq.
processes OF much
interest will be exempliGed, giving
ively conception to the spectator OF
be way in which $50. 900 of
money has been realized in Utah by
be bullion raised in the ten years.
nding December 81. 1879. The
lext display will be made by the
Pioneer Perpetual Lime Kilns.
which will exhibit most interesting
model of lime kiln, with the various
operations of drilling, blasting and
,theE methods by which minerals
IRE obtained from the earth. The
next exhibit will show the useful
ores aad pigments; also salt,
pyrites and manufactured
articles made therefrom. On the
,alt, watch ia from the Great Salt
Lake, a natural magnet Or lodestone
will be shown, and proof will De given
Of its power by an exhibition OF some
Of Dryers steel pens, for which 1t
has q remarkable attraction. The
next exhibit will be specimes OF silver
pres and bullion, shown by F. J. ?. |
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