The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-27
The Twenty-fourth at Lehi.

At public meeting called to consider the
matter, the people decided to celebrate, and
appointed the following as general COM
mittee: Joseph Broadbent, George Conner,
A. j. Evans, William Sunderland, and jeff
Glover. They are men of the class who
believe in whatever you do, do it WE'LL"
and the people showing disposition to
respond literally, both financially and with
interest in the occasion and the necessary
work, to carry it out, the following was
arranged
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Daybreak-A salute of three guns in
honor of the first presidency of the church,
followed by salute of fourteen guns in
honor of the twelve apostles and the
counselors. ,9Lo @tA
| Sunrise-Unfurling of the national flag
and salute for Utah, and for each of her
| twenty four counties
| The Lehi Silver band and the Lehi
String band serenaded the town until 7:30
a. m, when they drew up at the residence
of Mr.. j. Woodhouse, where a sumptuous
the committee.
$50 a. m.-The ringing of the city bell
| as signal for the people to assemble form
procession. which was done, under the di
rection of the marshal OF the day. Mr..
James Alfred and four aids.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
IA band of twelve Indians, well and
appropriately dressed, with squaws and
papooses (all mounted). -
2-National flag, borne by horseman on
a large horse. 5l
ga company of pioneers, some of whom
arrived as early as A. ID. 1S4S.
"A handcart company fully fitted out
and manned by some VINO came to Utah
that way.
5-ssUtah as it wasn-its products, tools
methods was well illustrated by some who
were here sE
"a log house of the old times on wheels
and containing spinning wheel at work,
dasher churn, utensils, ETC., and drawn
by suitable team-by all old residents.
An overland team and led COW, with
suitable outfit, illustrated by one who hac
, arrived that way.
ga team with old time implements
Plow, grain cradle, scythe, fail, cooking
. utensils, etc.
ga martial band of the olden time. with
veteran performers.
1O-The Lehi silver band in their new
band car.
11-'sUtah Territory Represented by
young lady with escort mounted, witt
l
12-The twenty four counties of Utal
4 represented by twenty-four young ladie
q with escorts and suitable named emblem
c for each, mounted.
b UTAH AS IT'S.
13-Ward residents in carriages.
1.-The Lehi choir in two cars, TASTEFUL
d decorated with banners, flowers, ETC.
/ 15-Lehi female relief society in tire
|. cars, with notices, costumes, etc,
s 16-The Lehi primary institution in thre
: large floats, with banners and NOTICE:
e highly decorated with flowers. etc.
1.-THE Lehi Sunday schools, in tire
= cars.
e 1S-Lehi Mutual Improvement associs
If ton, with library, publications, etc
e 19-Trades representations-A shoe sho
r on wheels, with latest improved maohiner
1t and men at work
le ga steam engine at work
2l--A new and latest improved Nichols
e Sheppard thresher.
IS pa number of farmers wagons, deco
Ii ated and carrying samples of products
., very complete.
q, 23-Citizens, general, mounted and in ca
L. riages.
% The procession was lengthy and parade
e. the principal streets, and when at til
il Union Pacific depot made counte
,e march and halt, when the choir and bant
g. gave some of their choicest selections, ar
ID the march was resumed until IL 80 am
Ia 2p. m People assembled at the Locu
Is grove, when a programme of CRATIC
al speeches on 1.-THE Pioneers,' ''Mormc
Battalion" utah as it was,'' and '.Ut;
as it is" interspersed with songs, recit
tions, toasts, ETC.
After adjournment there We're game
races, ETC., for the young, when many go
prizes We're distributed.
hill ;,,4 L. ,t,,1r al -1I
: lightful day, happily free froia accidents.
REPoRFEH