Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-05-01
REX II.
Ogden, Utah, the Royal Capital of
the West.

The Council of the Royal Host OF
the Crescent City has selected the City
of Ogden, in Utah, as the Royal Capt.
tai of the West. and as his Rocky
Mountain domain. In pursuance of a
decree issued by the Royal Council of
his Majesty Rex, the King has issued
the following edict instituting King
dom in the West to be ruled by his
cousin, Rex H."
DEPARTMENT LORD HIGH CHAMBERLAIN,
Palace Of the Carnival, by order of the King, :
Capital City Of New Orleans, Mardi Gras, 40.
To all our Loyal Subjects-Greeting:
Know We, by this royal mandate, that we,
Rex, King Of the Carnival, do create under
our sovereign power, and during true ale
glance in all requirements Of state and pleas
ure, protect and encourage new dependency
to our Crown, to be hereafter known as the
Kingdom of the West, with Capital City To-
Gated at Ogden, Utah, and with faith in the
loyalty and wisdom OF our cousin, Rex u,
near to our throne we do invest him with
Royal perogative5 to so rule and govern with
moderation, justice and intelligence, the great
and loyal subjects of cur newly created King
dom that our approval and commentator may
i0 BaTnuRs s ,I LORD @ High CHAMBERLAIN "hA'
Official: EsPY, 9Th Secretary.
His Gracious Majesty, Rex" will
from his Royal Host select loyal sub
jects to witness the coronation OF his
Cousin Rex ii, of the Capital City of
Ogden, referred to in royal mandate
above.
The following royal edict has--also
been issued
New ORLEANS, April Is. 1890.
To all our Loyal Subjects--Greeting:
KNOW YE, that we, Rex III, will hold
our Rocky Mountain Carnival, at our
Capital City of Ogden, Utah, June 30th
to July 5th, next; at which time and
place we will celebrate our ascension
to the Throne. 1t is our pleasure that
all our faithful subjects be present, to
attest their loyalty and do honor to
our person.
To the end, that all who come may
be entertained in manner befitting so
august an occasion, we do ordain the
following order OF ceremonies:
I-MoNDAY. June 3Oth-Reception of all our
loyal delegations, both civic and military.
1I-TUEsDAY, July lst-Arriyal Of the Royal
train from New Orleans. Entrance OF Their
Maiesties Rex, and RexfI, with Consorts, Dukes
Of the Realm, Knights, Courtiers, Kings own
ROYAL Guard and Civic and Military officers of
our household; Surrender of the city; Royal
salute OF 100 guns; Triumphal entry and day
light pageant; Coronation ceremonies; Recep-
ton by His Majesty Rex ii, in the Carnival
Palace.
III-WEDSEsDAY, July 2nd-Royal Tourna-
ment, at night Tournament Ball.
1V-THURsDAY, July 3rd-Military Tourna-
ment, Competitive Drills,-at night Military
Ball.
V-FRIDAY, July 4th-Review Of the Military
by His Majesty and Presentation Of prizes. At
dark, Grand Spectacular Street Pageant; OPP.
m, His Majesty's Mask Ball, at the Carnival
Palace.
VI-SATURDAY, July 5th-DepartiIre of the
Military and Civic bodies, reviewed by the
King; The Queens adieux to her loyal sub
jects.-Chorus by the troops.
All Railroads throughout the King
dom will make a special round trip rate.
The attention of all our faithful sub
jects is called to the pleasures OF a
summer trip in the mountains OF our
Western domain, and any one this year
visiting the Kingdoms Of Europe, will
be treated as in open rebellion against
our house.
His Majesty ascends the throne at a
time when all the world is at peace,
and hopes by the cultivation of mirth,
refinement and the graces, to establish
perpetuslly that brotherly love and
friendly feeling, that ever exists i'm the
Kingdom where His House reigns. BY
the King himself, REX H.
Buclhurst. Lord High Chancellor.
Attest: Orleans, LIST Secretary.
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