The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-01

Speakers and invited guests in carriages
Salt Lake TypogI aphicai union.
Cigar Makers union.
Tailors' union.
Painters union.
SECOND DIVISION.
| Sixth Ward Silver band.
| Stonecutters' union
Brick and Stone Masons' union
! thermometers union.
! BARRIERS union.
THIRD DIVISION.
Prof Wiegands Lake Park band.
! Carpenters union
! HOdcarriers' union.
| PlaStererS' union.
| Blacksmiths' union.
The first division will form on Third
South street, resting on Main.
! Second and third divisions form on
| Fourth South street resting on Main.
| THE LINE OF MARCH.
The procession will move north on Main
street to South Temple, countermarch to
First South street, west 10 West Temple,
thence on West Temple to Second South.
thence on Second South to Rio Grande
| Western depot, where the train will be in
readiness for Lake Park.
! The Ogden unions will parade in that city
{ Will Ioudl I1IOh diltl aus
and move promptly at o'clock.
The trains will arrive at Lake Park from
| Ogden, simultaneously with those from
! Salt Lake.
AT LAKE PARK.
Arriving at Lake Park the assembly will
be called to order by President Il. q.
! Sleater.
Opening address Governor A L.
Thomas
Music-Ogden brass band
L abor address-Maior E. Nj. Bynon.
Music-Lake Park band.
Address-Hon c. 5. Varian.
Address-Judge Bennett.
Dismissal by the president for refresh
ments.
After refreshments, amuSementS, con-
sisting of boat racing, baseball, nuoit pitch
ing, foot racing, swimming match, sack
racing and many other sports, for which
handsome and costly prizes will be awarded
Among the attractions will be six Dared
barge race for a beautiful silk banner, and
four cared boat race for case of claret
wine A fine gold-headed cane and ladies'
diamond breast pin will be the prizes for
the best lady and gentleman dancer at the
grand ball in the evening.
The following gentlemen have been Sc
lected for marshals and aids for the day.
and are hereby announced as the staff of
the grand marshal: T. E. Browning, n.
Flewellin and w. G. Cheshire, Ogden: A.
H. Kelly, w. L. Harlow, J. Sheets, A. M
Ross, S. j. Newton, Salt Lake.
Reception committee-G. w. Gushing.
Lorenzo CracrOft and Thomas Dangerfeld
Managing committee-R. G.. Sleater, j.
c. Bowling. T. NJ. Olsen, Ezra Huntsman,
G. G. Taylor.
r. G. SLEATER, President
]. c. DowLIN, Grand Marshal.
WILL CLOSE THEIR STORES
The following additional business houses
have agreed to close tomorrow, as indi-
Gated:
Eagle Foundry and Machine company.
s. &. Smith. master mechanic Denver &
Rio Grande Western railroad.
Midgley & Sons, plumbers.
Salt Lake Hardware Co.
L. Pickard, one half day
Kelly 4 Co.
Pavey, Walden & Co
L. Goldberg. one-half day
Utah & Montana Machinery company.
G.. M. Donaldson.
L. G. Karrick
Simon Bros.
Thomas Jennings.
D. o. Calder estate.
j. w. Summerhays & Co.
McAllister & Faust.
~. W. OSbOIuc O W
J. Oberndorfer.
Clark & Sheets, one-half day
Squires Bros, one-half day.
M. Henian, one-half day.
Salt Lake Painting & Advertising com
pany.
w. J. Miller
o. S. Walsh.
White & Sons Co one-half day.
John G. Glanfeld, one-half day.
w. Peterson, one-half day.
Salmon &; Hunter, one-half day.
Martin Lannan, oDe-half day.
Lorenzo Aubrey, one-half day
Hennefier & Son, one=half day.
John Burns.
]. G.. Downing & John Knapp.
James Cracroft.
o. L. Eliason, one-haf day.
r. Aft, one-half day.
J. Menzies.
Buckle & Son.
John Daynes, 243 S. Main street
H. Veschoff, PSI S. Main street
S. S Dickinson & Co, one-half day.
r. K Thomas.
Utah Paint & Oil company
F, j. May, one half day.
D. w. West, one-half day.
Hawkes. Bros, One-half day.
j. w. Jenkins & Sons, one-half day.
Amos & Bang, one half day.
.
Walker House barber shop, one-half day.
J. c. Long, one-half day.
ID. H. Hahish, one-half day. .
Max Warmbath =
E. A. Hartenstein. onc-half day.
L. Bjorkland, onehalf day.
Grocer Printing company.
Tom Pardoe, Opera House barber shop
Star Printing company.
4. II. Nelden < Co.
G. D. Croach, one-h;.lf day,
Alderman & Co.
f. C. Sansome, White house barber.
Solomon Bros.
PEAiBRoKE's REASONS.
the Editor of THE HERALD;
Being of very nasty deposition | find 3
we got my "foOt into it, once more. J
yned the Federated Trades petition to
Ose on Monday. little thinking at the time
at Monday is "school day." and of the
to nay patrons should close
e store on that day. 1t would be impos-
BILE to close on that account, for the open 4
g of theTchools means that we are gener-
~ crushed TO DEATH for few days.
H PEMBROKE.
CARD FROM THE COMMITTEE.
Ii having come to our knowledge that d
r. ]. j. Kelly has made a statement to
rtain parties that the managing com
ittee of the Utah Federated Trades Coun-
on Labor Day was bribed to take the ex-
lrsion to Lake Park, we wish TO brand 7
e statement as base falsehood, calcu-
ted to injure the gentlemen forming that