The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-27

4 Mr. Il. Coin & Co. oc,nni.
n Ine space OF enc wagon, on yhlct
81 they had intended to display Q WOO
rs press N operation, bas as the Wagon
,e could nos stand the weight. the
I'd we're unable 10 carry cut the design
ID Ihey, however, exhibited baled AM
h loose wool.
Cloth Manufacturers.
Is The Provo, Wasssch AID Desere
], and SprlpgvIlle Wooden Mills sppea,
10 Jointly IN car, in which MAS !
J, loom IN operation, with yam baiIer
q appropriate notices, with four fIsos
i o1e on each corner, and drapinpI
completed the display.
TaiLors.
The profession marched in the
, place assigned them, about thirty in
number, headed by q very handsome
) banner, with q white lamb. the
, tailoTs cost of-Arms, in the centre
/ and on it the words: The tailor's
NOTICE, Peace and Industry" One
Car represented the overall factory
OF q. O.M. L. gotten up by Mr.. o, s.
Clawson; drawn by two epan of
horses; the Car was covered with duck
denims, on which was all sizes OF
oVerslls; instead OF flags, on either
corner OF the front part OF the wagon.
were two small pairs Of ovsrslls.
and from a pels st ea-h END large
pairs; IN the nor. hes g also, in.
stead flags. were nall ugsralls.
Soap 4 ters.
The Nineteenth Ward and Henry
SnelPs soap fac res comprised
this department. 1ue former took
the first position and gave a dis
play OF machinery used in the MANN
iscture OF soap IN active operation:
With men also at WORK; they mad a
banner with an appropriate inscrip-
tlOn. The latter made a dlsolav
OF soap in boxes and had a novelty
that attracted great attention Il
vas an 8 foot colored automstou the
hLest ever seen here, which r1nin
opposition to the Chinese laundry men
during the procession, showing the
superior quality ! the soap OF the
en.erprising e1h Oilor.
AiHeralogy and Hines.
The mineral display was led by
a model of uunel being cut.
showing the l. taOds By which
mining operations sre cO7Sactsd.
gotten up by Joseph Jenlir- o.
Metallurgicai processes C.. ...,n
Interest will be exemplifed, giviu- =
lively conception to the spectator II
the way IN which $50 OOO.OOO OF
money mss been realized in Utah by
the bullion raised in the ten years.
ending December 81. 1879. The
next display Wss made by the
Pioneer Perpetual Lime Kilns.
which exhibited q most interesting
model Of lime kiln, With the various
operations of drilling, blasting and
other methods by which mInsrals
are obtained from the earth. The
next exhibit showed the useful
ores and pigments; also salt,
sulphur, pyrites and manufactured
articles made therefrom. On the
salt. which is from the Great Salt
Lake, natural magnet or Iodestone
was shown, and proof given Of
ts power By an exhibition of some
If Dryers steel pens, for Shich it
las a remarkable attraction. The
next exhibit was specimes OF silver
res and bullion, shown by f. Up.
Pascoe, Esq.; F. A. M:tcoe'l, Esq,
vas followed with q display OF
peoimens OF his coal.
Machinery.
The railroad made a display in
TX cars. On the first was a banner.
Pioneer Engine No. l." carried by
Robert Bolt and VIM. JETS, the frat
Engineer and fireman on the Utah
central; in the second wagon vas
he boiler makers a. work on boiler,
Nth forge and implements in the
7sgon; in the third was the
oundry, showing Castings made in
be Utah Central shops; two wagons
1llowed these, representing the
machine department, With lath es,
to-, made at the works, end work
1en employed; and last was the
srpsnter and Car factory depart.
nent, with a banner on which was
ainted passenger coach.
The Salt Lake Foundry and Ma
hiRe shop appeared with two
Isgons ; on the first was q 10
Iorse power engine at work, with
oiler, etc., and on the second
nachinery Of all kinds, with men
& work on one side of this wagon
las a very large wheel. etc.
Ladies' LRdustriaL Department.
The ladies had che car beau
fully decorated with hanging bas
Jets, lace, etc en- the inside were
adies knitting, sewing, pillow lace
making, strawmaking, orooheting,
tc.; all about was hung every
ar.ety Of articles generally manu-.
actured by ladies. One OF the mot.
0es was "Men Build and Women
other NOTICES.
SIX Manufacture.
One car was employed to display
be elk manufacture. On the plat
0rm was ribbon machine
nth a lady &C work; q silk
eel, and c ledy knitting silk.
Abou. the car vas placed home.
made ribbons, cocOons, scaris, fes-
oons Of native raw sllk, lace, lace
nits, etc. The banner was without in
and made wholly CT Va
iegated twisted silk thread, pre-
enIs q beautiful appearance.
Merchants and Bankers.
This department of the procession
Vas headed by a beautiful gold
llush silk banner with the single
word Commerce" inscribed in
maroon letters. The merchants and
,ankers follow this in carriages.
Merchant SaLesmea.
The Merchant Statesmen il the
inscription that the merchant sales.
men had on their banner, which
vas at the head OF their four cara. Ap.
)Iopriste notices were 10 be seen on
he corners, 4ile in the several cars.
which were dlaped and covered with
white and blue, the statesmen rode.
Bro0Ms.
II. B. ScoviIie. of Ogden, fur
lished a wagon dec rated with
twenty-five dozen bOms made brooms-
Trunks.
The display OF trunks was very
ine, occupying two wagons gotten up
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