Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-03
INDEPENDENTS DAY.
The order Of Exercises for Bar
and Erening.

The procession viii form at $3.50
ain July 4,on West Temple Street,
facing south, under the immediate
supervision Of the Marshal Of the
Day, assisted by a corps OF able as
sistahts.
The column will form with right
resting at the corners Of West Tenn
pie and Fifth Southstreets.
AT 1890 will move cast 20 Main
Stfeet, theme n1rth on the ,~asi side
ct Mali Street 10 South Temple,
countermarch south on east side Of
Main Street to Fourth South, thence
east to Third East Street, where the
firemen and such other organiza-
tons on foot rs desire 10 do 20 will
have an opportunity TO leave the
line and return to their respective
quarters, maintaining their Organi-
cations en- route. Guarl, mounted
men, Goddess Of Liberty, Car Of
State, Car Of Beauty and convey
auces generally will proceed east on
Fourth South 10 Fifth Fast, lhbnht
south 10 Liberty Park where, at
l:S0 PM, the cXerCSes OF the day
will be held. (See programmes
Immediately after the close Of the
exercises OF the day there viii be a
contest Of speed 10y the wheeluien,
for prizes Of SIS and els.
At . p. m. fireworks on Capitol
Hill.
PARADE PROGRAMME
Platoon Of Police-John NJ. Young,
chief Marshal Of the Day, and siaiL.
Liberal Band.
Salt Lake City Fire DepaEtment-W.
A. Stanton. Chief Engineer
Veteran Volunteer Fireman-Gco. VI.
Otlinger. commanding; carriages.
Park City Band.
President 81 the Day.
Orator.
United States. Territorial, County aud
City officials in charge Of Mar
shal Elias A. Smith.
Held and JOhusou's Band.
Goddess Of Liberty, Miss Ella olsen
Car Of State
Maxwell Post, q. 4. X.
Swedish Benevolent Association.
German Turn Nerein.
Liberal Drum Corps.
Flamheau Club-T Z. Murray, cont
manding-
Car Of Heaui-.
Calling Band.
Federated Trades Comedies. Dew
inc. Marshal.
typographical Union.
Pressmenis Union.
CiEarmakers' Union.
Plumbers.
Brick and Stone MasonS' Union.
Barbers' Protective Union.
Painters and Decorators Union.
Iron Moulders' Union.
Central Drum Corps.
Carpenters and JOiners' Union.
HOd Carriers Union.
Operative Plastcrcrs' Union.
Brewers Union.
Tin, sheet Iron and COrnica Workers
Union.
sixth Ward Band.
Lainors' Union.
Harns>s makers Union.
street Car Mems Union.
Tliiors' Union.
B-ickmakers' Union.
Newsboys' Union.
Kent's Band
Wheelu!cu.
Denver Baseball Club.
salt Lake Baseball Club.
Provo Band.
Other Organizations
Is. ]. Whittemure, Marshal.
Nordon Band.
Floats representing merchants, manu-
fsc.uIers aud various industries.
Fred simon, Marshal.
Other organizations reporting PRIOR
to the movement Of the column Will be
assigned places in line.
Al cuuveyances must be kept from
Main Street and along the line Of
march during the movement, - the
countermarch requires the use Of both
sides Of the street AZ the same time.
Mounted aids are requested 10 report
at the executive oihcc July 4th, AT $50
a. m.
Carriages for invited guests will be
In waiting ~ the Cullen Hotel AZ 10
a. m, in charge Of Major Edward
Wilkes.
Car uf SIRie and Car Of Beauty will
leave the Opera House 10 take position
i'm line 1t ~ n m. accompanied by a
band OF music and escort.
HENRY PNGE, Marshal.