The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-25
6. A. r, HEADQUARTERS.
The Arrangements for the Reeep-
ton of tins Visitors.


The headqdasrsrs of ltheI Iauhss B.
Mexican PostrG "A. r this eity. are rap
idly being placed in attractive shane
under the management of Messrs. G. M
Brown John Alyes,. ami. J, w, Camp
bell, the gentlemen detaiIed for
that purpose. On The outside a flag
pole has BEEN erected. Across beside
walk is banner 6beafi the
ircripiion: &c. A. sWsISons -
and also Representa- lions of the baS9a
OF the order and the national
cOlOrs. Ca eah sides Of the buiIdiDo
large eYeFgreens have been placed and
between these are tue different. armv
coEpS Badges, each. one surmounted bv
small flags, the bright coLors. of.the ma
tional ensign showing 70 good effect
against the dark green foliage. Sns-
pended from the ceiling near the centre
OF the pavilion IN the order named are
lmmsnse adges Q. the Ladies Relief
Corps. the G. a. K. badge proper, and
the insignia OF the Loyal Legion. I'm
mediately. Ia front end running along
the beams is a placa5d bearing the ia.
seEiptol; Orr Loyal People Welcome
our Cp1ltFy'S Veterans" and above
this Q. steel engraving. OF General Grant
on horseback as be appeared az a Ger.
tsin stage OF the War OF the Rebellion.
On the north side Of the hall a iastefuHv
draped music stsRd has been erected
ana from each of the beams suspend
festOUns Of evergreens intertwined wi b
the national c6lOrs. The cdlnmissary
departments islt0 be located ini the rear.
andnwill ne veil supplied with every
thing IN the shape o. a cold lunch that
cAHbewsll wished tor. Lunch Will be
served each ay from IL To- 8 and from
6tO Q p. ma fl 49,
Lake Park will be ready for the G.. A.
II. people tomorrow. aud a great many
viii be taken .oatIu0 tire new resort
It Is expected that The pavilion will
ready for the guests about noon on
Monday. and from thai LIME ON the
place Will be visited by many hundreds
daily. t. +..I .sr
The committee on decoration are
certainly entitled to great credit for the
taste displayed in the work.
General James A. Beaver. OF Pennsyl-
vania. and party. together with Mrs.
Battel, commander of the Women's
Relief Corps, Of the State of Ohio. ar
rived here yesterday early in the dag,
and were soon quartered az he COn,.n-
~ = 2
IN advance OF other parts of these dele
gadons, having secured a special tram.
an inprOmptu meeting vas held at the
Rink last evening, when short speeches
were made By General Beaver. DR..
Done, Captain Byron and others
The following explains Itself, and vas
forwarded Us last evening: .tn-
On board women's Relief Corps. train
between Green River and Salt lake.
The ladies OF W. X. c. and CONN les Of
the G. A. K. Department 81 Obi and
friends gathered in the car in ich
General Beavers. past Comma Of
6. A. r Department az Psnnsys AHA,
and the Republican nominated for Gov
ernOr of Pennsylvania, (being nOmina-
ted by acclamatiOn) was located,
20 serenade with the ever soul stirring
war songs, and after a lew selections
Col. Q. y. Bancroft, Of Columbus, Ohio,
aid decamD on the natiOnalcOmmanding
staff, &. A r, moved that General
Beaver be made chairman of and Mrs.
Sarah n. Z. Battle, department. presi-
dent, be secretary of the meeting, when
the following preamble and resolutions
were offered by. the secretary as the
expression OF the entire pa-tv.
That We as members Of the WOmens
Relief Corps, Comrades of the Grand
Army Of the Republic, Department Of
Ohio, and friends accompanying them.
having been overwhelmed with atten-
tons and cOurtesieS. every wish OF the
party 10 stops Of longer and shorter
duration and other pleasures being an
ticipated by A.G. Sherman, the gentle
manly Passenger Agent OF the Q. b & Q.
r., by his constant supervision Of all
details of our trip, has made II one OF IN
alleged pleasure 70 all and through
whom the Denver s. Rio Grande Rail
road rendered to the w. r. c. depart
ment a specia train,
BE i Refolrsd, That We, as members
Of the WOJner1's Relief Corps, Com
rades Oi the u. A Il. Department OF Ohio
and department of Pennsylvania and
friends tender 70 the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad our sincere thanks for
the courtesy extended 20 Us, also 10 our
gentlemanly conductors. and earnestly
wish that their trains may, as now,
continue on and up over the noun tains
of difficulty through every storm and
sunshine that ever crown their Marshal
Pass, they always reaching their goal
in safety. and with the Burlington
Route always retain their present high
standard. and, as 10 this instance win
Golden opinions from those who are
privileged with rip over these roads;
and that A. G. ShearmaR and +. b
Semple. 1.-THE latter having lately joined
isl. passenger agents OF, the Burlington
railroad, merit our yarmest thanks Tor
every attention May their shadoFs
never grow less.
Carried with a rousing cheer and re-
solved that thsseIprOceedings be pub
lished IN Salt Lake and san Francisco