The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-01
RAILWAY RACKET.
The Bathing Resorts General and
Personal Notes.

Several members of the G. A. r.
who have refused to join in the pro-
cession On the Fourth because of their
intense loyalty to the fag-Harry
Haines, Major Byron, George R. Max
well, and Major Bradley-will probably
celebrate at Lake Park or Syracuse.
KENT's LAKE Park Band joins the
Ogden people in their celebration, The
professor is winning golden opinions
concerning the quality of music furn-
ished visitors to that resort.
The resideats on Fourth West Street
who are protesting against the City
Council granting the petition for right
of way along said street to the Salt Lake
g. Fort Douglas Railway, conclude their
petition as follows: 1--WE hold it to be
general principle which ought to be
sustained by municipal governments,
that such governments should not grant
rights OF way through the public streets
to railroad corporations, unless existing
public interests will be subserved by
such action, and unless the circumstan-
Ces are such that necessary franchises
cannot we'll be obtained by private pur-
chase"
THE Utah Central will sell round-trip
tickets from all sta ions to Salt Lake
City at single fare Tickets may be OBJ
tanned on the Sd and 4th, and will be
good returning until July 9Th, inclusive.
All who desire to seq Salt Lakes cele :
bration should take advantage of this
rate.
The six companies OF infantry, the
battery and the Sixteenth Band will
come to the city on the morning of the
Fourth on the Salt Lake e. Fort Doug
las Railway, a special train being pro-
vided for that purpose through the
courtesy of President Young. a
special will also be in readiness when
ever the command may desire to return
to the Post. This will be @ great con-
venience, and the boys will reach the
town neat, clean and free from dust.
CONCERT AT GARFIELD BEACH.
Following is the programme for the
concert at Garfield Beach to-day:
PART i.
!. Overture, Tournament" ......... Pettee
2. Potpouri, die Kunstreise' . Neibig
3. Waltz, "Disposittonen".. .RiXEer
PART II.
4. Of erture, Martha" ............... FloteW
D. COrnet SOLO. ..........-.......,....C Cox
HARRY ALDoUS.
6. Selection, Mariana" .........W Wallace
7. Tally Ro," Gallop. Bernstein
SACRED coNcERT-sUNDAY EVENING.
|. Grand March. God lor us" Converse
2. Lied ohne WOrte ............. FRANKIE
5. Gloria from Mozart's 18th Mass $1,000.
49, ;..:.'....'. Arranged by Ripley
1 Ave Maria ,,-,,..... .Billeter
THE nations birthday celebration7at
Lake Park will be carried out in q finer
manner than has ever before been at
tempted, 8n1 it is safe conclusion to
say that no programme prepared for
that days pleasure will equal, far less
surpass, the brillisnt features of the
bill of this favorite place OF resort.
There will be Swimming Matches, Boat
Races, Tub Races, Foot Races, Grand
Target Shooting Match, and other ex-
hibitions of skill, for which valuable
prizes will be given.
Professor Hagal, the justly named
King of the Air" will exhibit on the
high tight wire, forty feet from the
ground a number of his astounding
feats, concluding with his thrilling
There will also be special select min
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ska ing by distinguished artists.
The amusements of the day will con-
clude with grand ball in TIE Pavilion.
Excursionists for Lake Park will be
taken on board cars at the northeast
corner of Liberty Park at the concIu-
sion of the exercises there. Tickets can
be had from conductor on board train.
DEFENDER OLE THEs.L. 4 E.