The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-06

label. The motto, ''Houe Industry Means
Home Prosperity appeared a little fur
Their down the line.
Sixty men in straw hats and linen dust
erS, each man wearing handsome badge,
constituted the plumbers union on parade
They made fine appearance.
Preceding the brick and stone masons'
organizations were two floats, one repre-
senting the laying of stone, the other a
brick wall. The first first bore the motto,
Uncle Sam is a Union Man;' the second,
Labor Conquers Everything.n The brick
and stone masons union, which followed,
was composed Of $50 fine looking men. all
wearing badges and carrying flags and ban
nerS.
In white overalls and straw hats came
plasterer's union No 6S, with its sixty
men, followed by the Darber's protective
union forty in number. Sixty painters and
decorators bearing the notices, patriotic
Knights of the Brush" and ave Beautify
\ our Homes" preceded the iron moulders
ffty-four in number
The Central drum corps was next in
order and headed $50 men belonging to the
carpenters and ioiners The latter body
was one OF the finest in the parade. They
carried numerous notices. Citizens who
Employ Chinese, Convict and Foreign
Labor Lose Their Respect for Independent
from Our Body" Recognition in Public
Affairs Our Right" and ''Workiugmen are
Organized in Utah. being among the num-
Der. One hundred and fifty hod carriers
came next, they made fine appearance
with their neat badges and marched like
veterans. Their float contained mortar
bed where men We're mixing.
Brewers union No l, with fifty men
carrying streams of barley was next, after
yThT .p In f.-at -
man wore a plug hat made of galvanized
iron, novel feature
The Sixth ward band preceded the street
car employees, fifty III number, all in uni
form.
The Tailors' union headed by Martin
Schmidt, came next, and Martin made a
fine appearance with his large force of en-
ployees, representing the leading shop in
the town.
Then came Studebaker and Robinson
Brothers, after which came the Provo
band. The Salt Lake Rifle club occupied a
handsome car, and then came the floats,
some of which were very handsome.
Devlne u Robinson made a fine show,
while that of Aueroach s. Brother was OF
such character that il could not be dis
counted anywhere. This firm distributed
goods free of charge and The HERALD man
was literally covered with dry goods and
jewelry. The Salt Lake Marble and Tile
company was in the fight, and the fine float
it put out was a credit to the town. The
New England bakery with its display OF
bread, pies and cake. made a scene, while
Farrell 4 Co., Barnes, Lewis s. Co. and
the Fermentum Yeast company each made
creditable shows. Sam Levy was in the
parade, and got to the front in good shape
The beer men were on hand headed by
Lemp, who put out handsome car, while
close behind came the Anheuser-Busch
with highly Illuminated affair. As if tC
keep the beer cool the Park Lake ice COM
pany and the Mountain Ice company came
next, while right behind them in great con
trast was a. L. Williams coal wagons each
loaded.
Two oxen drew the Utah Paint and Oil
company's wagon, which formed one of the
finest displays of the day. James G, Nc
Donald had his candy float laden with
sweet things of all kinds, including about
forty girls.
Sigfried & Brannetstein, tea merchants
of San Francisco, were also in line. Il. c.
NJ. l. had four fine wagons representing
Utah's leather interest from the sheep pelt
and COW hide up to the fancy CATER anc
boot. The real estate exchange furnished
a wagon with Salt Lake and adjacent
towns pointed thereon, while Hirschman's
came to the front with wagon load Of
goods illustrative of their business in fine
footwear.
The Summit vineyard had Bacchus in
solitary revel in regular symposium o.
wine, etc, and the National cash register
followed in order to keep a check on time
Culmer Bros. had the finest float of the
day, it being a galvanized iron pagod;
handsomely constructed. The Faust Brew
ing company, with beer on top, concluded
the parade with the exception of the Sal
Lake hotel runners, fifty in number, whit
occupied an omnibus.
The line marched TO Liberty park where
the exercises of the day were held,
The parade was credit to the town anC
at least 5000 men were in line.