The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-01
The z. c. M. ]. shows royalty pretty

The u. g. NJ J. shows royalty pretty
window.
The Syndicate Investment company and
Ogden State bank display patriotic window
decor ltions.
Miller & Lynch and S. M. Preshaw make
a pretty showing of royal colors.
; A. G. Reed shows fine patriotic front
G. A. Eklund displays a striking full
front of bunting with long overhead
stretchers.
The Equitable Co op has unique show
ing of native sagebrush.
The Cortez block has a bright and pretty
front in colors of the two sovereigns.
Watson Bros grocery, on Twenty-ffth,
makes patriotic display of bunting
Stratford & Son, at 1857 Washington,
have a fine full front in royal bunting.
Eyergreens are coming in by wagon
loads, and decorations are going forward
on the wholesale plan. Citizens show q
friendly rivalry in reducing elegant bust
ness fronts.
The Chapman house put on royal holiday
attire yesterday afternoon.
The Home Lunch house, at the corner of
Twenty fifth and Lincoln, shows a pretty
window canopy.
The saloon at PA on Twenty fifth dis
plays facings and festoons of royal bunt-
ing.
Moron s. Meredith, at 241S Grant avenue,
have fine full front showing of patriotic
colors.
Reese & Howell joined the majority with
handsome front of royal colors on yester-
day.
j. S. Lewis & Co., also show a full, front
of royal holiday glory.
Kuhn Bros, grand radial full front
Utah National Bank, full 'front.' grand
columns of royal bunting
w. w. Funge, fine royal awning.
W. H. Harcome, splendid front Of bunt-
ing and full front arch of mixed colored
gas lights.
McNutt's corner has chimney decora
tions in evergreens, with patriotic trim
mings and a street stretcher of welcome &c
the king.
David Kay's corner has fine full front
of royal bunting.
Sidney Stevens block also is gay with 8
grand full front of the kings coiors.
The firemen have decked their hose
wagon the prevailing patriotic colors.
The Fair displays lot of fine perspec
tives of the new residences and blocks now
going up in the city.
Marks & Goldsmith also have window
| display, being royal arch of welcome
made on the model of the Twenty it'll
street span.
The highly artistic touches of the soaI
artist are not to be despised, and some O.
| the glass plate fronts are gems worthy of {;
more enduring place in decorative art thar
soap-bubble exlstence-to be swept away
| by the iconoclastic hand of the window
washer The popular motto inscribed b.
the soap artist is the following:
s'wELcoME TO OUR VISITORS" "oPEN ALI
NIGHT"
This, in high scroll relief with an abund
ance of beer foam and cocktail cordials, i
suggestive of warm and invigorating re
ception.
THE PRESS CLUB.
The work of preparing for the newspape
men has not been done by the press club
but by the press committee of the carniva
of which Mr.. Hoschstetler is chairman an
H. b. Stone treasurer. They have secure
one entire floor of the National Bank bloc
where they have placed 1875 cots, also tn
A. O.. U. w. hall tor reading rooms, wher
they have sufficient chairs and tables
accommodate 100 reporters All the dali
papers of the country are placed on fill
every morning, and every arrangement 70
the convenience and comfort of'the visitin
press has been made. Auxiliary to thes
provisions the local press has organized
press club and appointed committees to a
sist visiting men in gathering informatio
and to otherwise facilitate their labor
The officers are E. A Mcdaniel, editor
the Democrat as president: A. B. Johnsc
of the Commercial, secretary. and j.
! Bluth of the Standard, treasurer.
PROCLAMATION.
The general holiday attire of the city
an enforced obedience to the orders of Il
king, as witness the following:
7 BY Order of the King.
1. All active members are required
4 do duty during the entire week.
. IL All the faithful subjects of his MAZE
n ty in the city of Ogden are absolved fro
duty or allegiance to any other potenta
4 or officer, territorial, county or municips
and will render allegiance during the WEI
Il to his majesty, Rex ii, only.