The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-27
The DAY OF ALL DAYS
A Rousing Fourth Of July Cele-
bratiOn Promised
BY UTAH'S FEDERATED TRADES.
A Regiment of Infantry and Battery of
Artillery in Line-The Line of March
and Exercises at the Park.

AS has been noticed before in The
HERALD, the Federated Trades Council
has taken upon itself the task Of providing
Fourth of July celebration for Salt Lake
city, and it need not be said that the boys
are prepared to carry out the fOndest
hopes of our most patriotic citizens in Civ
ing celebration that the city may well be
proud of. Something over five hundred
dollars has been subscribed to the fund,
and the result will be seen BY reading be
low
THE PROGRAMME.
The procession will move promptly at 0
o'cloclIon the morning OF the 4th. OF July,
in The following order:
First DiViSiOn-Under command of Major
w. A Stanton.
Grand Marshal Robert c. Sleater and Stan.
Fort Douglas Brass Band.
James b. Mexican Post, No !, G. A. r., Captain
J. W. Greenman in command.
Col Matthew NJ. Blount, L. $. A, and STAFF.
Sixteenth U. S Infantry.
Battery Fifth L. ;. Artillery, Captain David H
KenZie in command.
Second Division-Under Command of J. c.
Dowlin. +. T. G..
Oisen's and Held & johnson sscombined Cornet
Bands.
Goddess Of Liberty.
Young Ladies Representing States and Terri
tories.
Carriages containing Speakers Federal officials,
Invited Guests.
Federated Trades Unions.
Third divis!on-Under command OF Henry
McEwan, f. II G.
Sixth Ward Silver Cornet Band.
City officials in carriages.
Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce.
Salt Lake City Merchants Display.
Salt Lake City Industrial Display.
Salt Lake City Fire Department.
Civic Societies.
Antiques and HorribleS.
Citizens in Carriages.
Citizens on Horseback.
LINE OF MARCH.
First division win form on Third South street
west right resting on Main street.
Second division will form on Fourth South
street west, right resting on Main street.
Third division will form on Fifth South street
west, right resting on Main street.
The procession will move north on Main street,
to South Temple street, counteTnarch south on
Main street TO Third South street, west to West
Temple, thence on West Temple 10 First South,
thence on First Sonth to Fifth East, thence on
Fifth East TO Liberty Park. =
Citizens mounted ana IN YehlcieS are hereby
requested 10 avoid traversing the line OF march,
and TO fall in line in place assigned.
A. THE PARK.
Arriving at Liberty park the assembly Will be
called 10 order by Robert G. Sleater
Prayer.------ Chaplain Hammond, 10th Infantry
Opening address, Governor Arthur l.. THOMAS
husic.---------- Olsen, Held and JohnsOn's band
Original poem William Gill Mill
Reading Declaration independence ---------
------------- John G. Robinson +. r. c.
Music-"Star Spangled Banner, "------------
-------------------S Sixteenth Infantry band
Address" Eight Hours, ''--------------------
---- Mgjor Edward NJ. Byron
Music .-------- Sixth ward bald
Grafton -------H Hon. c. $ Nariau
Music ------- Sixteenth Infantry band
Dismissal by the president for refreshments.
The following gentlemen have been selected as
marshals for this day and are hereby announced
rs the staif of the grand marshal: 1. {. Dow
lin. f. T. c.; Henry McEwan, f. T. c.; G. W.
Gushing. f T. c.: A. f Taysuln, F. T. G.; \ H.
Kelly l.. r. c.: H. J. Wolsey, F. T. c.; Captain
r NJ Bishor Major W. \. Stanton, Captain c.
w Brown Colonel T. =. Murray.
Reception commituee-W. j. Lewis, +. T. c.;
Lorenzo Cracroft, +. r. c.; c. L. Bush, r T. c.
BY order ROBERT &. SLEATER,
President Federated Trades,
Grand Marshal.