The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-02
THE TRADES UNIONS.
They Will Unite in Cele-
brating Labor Day.
THE PROGRAMME PREPARED.
Grand Parade in the Morning-Excur-
sion to Garfield Beach in
the Afternoon.

Inc traueSmon or salt Lake are be-
ginning to follow the example of their
eastern brethren, and several Trades
Unions have been organized here with.
in the past few months, and attempts
are being made to form other organiza-
tons. To encourage this movement.
and to strengthen the Unions already
existing. it has been decided to cele-
brate Labor Day here tomorrow.
This celebration was first agitated by
The Cigar Makers Union, and the idea
met with such general favor among
all classes of laboring men that it has
assumed larger proportions than was
at first anticipated.
The following unions will participa tie
in it as follows: Cigar Makers, Brick
Layers, Stone Cutters, Tailors, Paint
ers. BARRIERS and the Typographical
Unions.
The Typographical Union is the old
est of these, having been organized ID
this city for nearly twenty years, and
it has memb -rshiD of between sixty
and seventy-five. The Cigar Makers
have had made q handsome banner
which will be seen in the parade. 1t is
of blue silk, with bullion fringe. on
which is inscribed Cigar Makers Union
244 of Salt Lake City. This organic Il
ton is twenty-five strong. The parade,
which will ba under the charge Of A.
II. Kelly. ss grand marshal, will form
on the corner of Fourth South ard
Main, and will move up Main Street
to South Temple, and counterm arch to
Second South, and then march west on
Second South to the Utah & Nevada
depo:, where they will take the train
for Garfield Beach.
The Beach band will head the pro-
cession, AMI it is expected that about
$50 men will be in line. The unions
will be assigned positions according to
length of time they have bean
organized. The typos, of course COM
ing first. This will prevent any feeling
of jealousy.
At Garfield Beach, addresses will be
delivered by Governor West. c. G.
Goodwin and other prominent ciizans.
After this, there Will be boat races,
swimming matches, etc, for which
prize, will be offered, and in the even
Ing there will be ball in the pavilion.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The organizations participating in the
parade will march from their respect
i've headquarters to the corner of
Fourth South and Main Streets at 80
am.
COMMITTEES OF THE DAY.
Committee on Arrdngements-J. J.
O'Neill, NJ. Cohen, ]. ]. Kelly, William
Butler, Louis Sinclair, J. Keates, K.
Aubrey, II. Mink.
Floor COmnsittee-Messrs Taysum,
Kelly, Cohen, Moran, and Greenwald.
Reception Committee Messrs. SleateT,
and Mink.
Grand Marshals Aids-J. ]. O'Neil,
j. j. Kelly, NJ. Cohen.
ORDER AND LINE OF MARCH.
The line of march will be as follows:
From Fourth South and Main, thence
north to South Temple, countermarch
to Second South. thence " est to West
Temple, thence north 10 First South,
thence vest to Utah and Nevada Rail
way depot.
Garfield Beach Band, Guests of the
day, Typographical Union, Cigar
makers Union, Plumbers Union,
Tailors' Union, Stonecu,ters' Union,
Painters Union. BARRIERS Union, Brick.
layers Union, Unorganized Trades.
PROGRAMME OF THE DAY.
Grand parade at 10 o'clock am.
Speeches-(At the beaeh)-By the
Governor and prominent citizens of
Salt Lake City.
Boat Race-Frae for all; prize, silver
cup.
Swimming-Free for all; prize, gold
headed cane.
Foot race-one hundred yards, free
for all; prize. box of fine cigars.
Bowling-Free for all; cash prize.
Grand Ball-Pfize, gold and silver
medal; free for all lady dancers.
TINE TABLE.
Trains leave on regular schedule
time, except special trains leaving Salt
Lake at :35 p. m. and one leaving Gar
field at Il :55 D. m. A. 81. KELLY,
Grand Marshal.