Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-04
THE WEST RECEPTION
The New Governor will Be Given a
Warm Welcome Tonight.
PROCESSION AND LINE OF MARCH
Inaugural Ceremonies nj the Thcator.-
Chief Justice Zane 10 Administer
the Oath Of ONCE.

The Salt Lake Democracy is in high
feather today over the expscte arrival
of Governor West ut 5:lO this evening.
A subcommittee went to Ogden to
meet the Governor at 1920 this morn
ing. The general reception COMMITTEES
OF two hundred will 40 up 10 Ogden
on the $3.50 Union Pacific train this
afternoon and accompany the guber-
material party back TO this city In tho
evening. At the depot they will be met
by Governor Thomas, citizens and
Democratic societies. The procession
will form in the following ORDER
THE PROCESSION.
Marshal, DR.. II. j. Faust.
Aids, A. NJ. Cannon Jr., q. A. Gibbs, Il.
II. Young, w. II. Stevenson, John
j. Riley, W. II. Chamberlain, e. II.
Angel 7. j. Nelson and o. IL. Ar
mold Jr.
Nordon Band.
Nordon Military Company.
Reception Committee.
Public officials.
Visiting Clubs and Delegations.
Tonth Ward Band.
volunteer Military aud Civil organiza-
tons.
Scandinavian Democratic Society,
First Precinct Club.
Young Mons Democratic Club.
Second Precinct Ward Clubs.
Third Precinct Clubs.
Barrell's Juvenile Drum Corps.
Jefferson Democratic Club.
Fiish Precinct Club.
The line OF march will be along
South Temple 10 East Temple, thence
south TO Second South, thence east 10
State, thence north to the Theater.
INAuoURAL CEREMONIES.
The inaugural ceremonies will occur
Mt the theAter and will be presided
over by Hon. John 4. Game. After
music by the bands, addresses Of well
come and congratulatiou Will be deliv-
cred By Judge II. Z. Henderson and
Hon. II. =. Richards Of this city,
Hon. David Evans Of Ogden, Hon.
w. II. King OF Provo, anu Prof j. II.
Paul OF Logan. Then will follow
Governor Wesps response anu inaug-
urnl address, and the exercises viii
close with the administration OF tho
oath OF oillce by Chief Justlce Zane.
ADMISSION TO THE THEATER.
The committee OF arrangements on
reception Of Governor West, In order
to prevent confusion and mlsunder.
standing respecting admission to the
theater this evening, wish II under
stoed that persons holding badges,
holders OF complimentary tickets, anu
ladies' holding white tickets will be
admitted by the stage door, which will
he open at 1880 O'Clock. After the
arrival Of the parade and its entry 10
the thoater, the front doors will be-
thrown open TO the public, who will
bn accommodated 10 the utmost ca
paclty OF the house. Badges may DO
obtained at the stores Of the Utah Book
and Stationery company, Margetts
Bros. and A. W. Game Il Co., or from
any member OF the finance committees.
Price OF badges, 81 and 80 cents each.
The funds obtained from sale Of badges
VIII be used TO defray the expenses Of
the reception.
by order OF the committee.
JOHN i. GAME, Chairman.
RAILROAD RATES.
An arrangement has been made with
tHt " NUN iAtlHC anu iNlO bTauut
Western railroads for one fare Isl .50) TO
Ogden and return, good for this uay
and date only, to all who desire to go
to meet Governor West and .acoompany
him home. Tho Governor and COM
mittee will return via Union Pacific
railroad ut 7:l0 this p. m.
FROM THE MARSHAL,
A cordial Invitation IL hereby ex.
tended to the Dyer anu DenhBlter
Rifles, the battalion OF University
cadets, aud 10 all other military and
civic organizations. 10 participate IN
this evenings parade.
Places viii he assigned all that may
report 10 the marshal at the Union
Pacific depot, not later than $3.50 p. III.
by order OF the committee.
JONI II. CAGNE, Chairman.
II. j. FAUST, Marshal.
THIRD PRECINCT DEMOCRATS.
All Third precinct Democrats arc
requested 10 meet at corner Third West
and North Temple at $3.50 this evening
sharp, TO participate In Governor
Mesps reception.