The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-08


Sixteenth infantry band at Fcrt Doug
las at 5 p. m. today:
.Star Spangled Banner"
Overture, "Allessandro Stradella"-.
......... ........... ......... Flotow
Medley, ''Bric-a-Brac" ........... Missud
Waltz, Edinburgh" $500. Bonnisseau
Selection fir Don Juan. Mozart
DANA, "A Pearl of Madrid" ........
........ ........ .......... Bachmann
Nearer My God to Thee" para
phrase 1870. .........@.Reeyes
The entries for the great Eisteddfod
to be held at the tabernacle next
month are closed and the list is as fol-
lows:
voices, four have entered: viz, Denver
chorus, Henry Housely leader; Salt
Lake chorus, c. J. Thomas leader;
Ogden chorus, Squire Coop. leader; Salt
Lake Amateurs, H. S. Ensign leader.
No. 2-Military band contest, two
leader; First Regiment, JOHN Held
leader.
No. 3-Male chorus. five entries
Ogden male chorus, Squire Coop leader;
Orpheus club, A H Peabody leader;
Malad Choral CLUB; Harmon, chorus,
ii. S. Ensign leader; Salt Lake chorus
q. j. Thomas leader.
No. ladies chorus, three ell tries-
ogden Female chorus; "CeceliaS." Salt
Lake; Belle Cantos.'
No. 5-MisceManeous chorus, eight
entrles-Lehi ward choir, j. L. Gibb
leader; Maiad ward choir; Spanish
Fork choir, w. T. James leader; Grip
pie Creek choir (Col), a. Jones leader;
Second ward choir, Ogden, w. Hinch-
emf leader; Twentieth ward choir (Salt
Lake,, Joseph J. Daynes leader; Six
teenth ward choir (Salt Lake., G. w
Iompson leader; Twenty-first ward
cholr (Salt Lake.. Thomas Mcintyre,
leader. (The two last named choirs
have not finally determined to compete,
but are at work on the pieces and NAV
yet be in the fight)
No.6-One entry, Ogden male quartette
ct is regrettable that there is no rep
reservation from Salt Lake in this CON
test.)
No. Ladies quartettte, six entries,
viz: four from Salt Lake, one from
Cripple Creek, and one from Denver,
Colo,
No S-Soprano and tenor duet. three
entries, divided equally between Ogden.
Salt Lake and Cripple Creek.
No. 9-Tenor solo, seven entries
Three of Ogden, three of Salt Lake,
one of Cripple Creek Colo.
No. 10-Soprano solo. eleven entries
Five of Salt Lake, one from Logan. two
from Ogden, one from Rock Springs.
Wyo., one from Cripple Creek, one
one from Denver
! No. 11-Baritone solo, seven entries
| Two from Salt Lake, one from Gill
man, Colo, one from Ogden, two from
| Denver, one from Cripple Creek
| No 12-CtOntraitn solo f,;a
Five from Salt Lake, two from Denver.
one from Provo, two from Cripple
Creek.
No. 13-Harp solo, two entries-David
Jeremy, Salt Lake, w. L. Jones, SEQ
field
No. 14-Piano solo, eight entries
! Four from Salt Lake, one from Og-
| den, two from Provo, one from Smith
! field, Cache county.
No. 15-Male chorus composition,
! twelve entries-Three from Salt Lake,
! Philadelphia, Pa, one from Wilkes
barre, Pa, one from Portland, Ore,
one from Ohio, four with no address.
! No. 16-Best poem, ten entries-two
from New York, one from Springville,
! Utah, one from Morgan, Utah, one
from Tooele, five from Salt Lake.
No. Irrational Welsh song, fifteen
entries-One from Union DAILY, Pa,
| one from Morgan, Utah. one from Iowa.
one from Castle Dale, Utah, one from
| Provo, two from Edwardsville, Pa,
| one from Wales, Iowa, one from Nam
| ticoke, Pa, two from Salt Lake City,
! one from Pennsylvania.
No. 1S-Best Pioneer ibretto nine
entries-One from Morgan, Utah; one
from Castle Dale; one from Tooele; one
/ from Provo; two from st. George,
Utah; three from Salt Lake City.
No. 19-Best historical sketch, four
entries-One from Sandy Creek, n. Y. q;
one from Chicago; one from Ohio; one
! from Kansas.
No. 2O-Best prose, one entry-Lloyd
Jones, Denver.
No. 21-Best recitation, The Bells,
nine entries-One from Draper, Salt
Lake county; one from West Jordan,
Salt Lake county; two from Denver;
one from Portland, Or, one from Bing-
| ham City; three from Salt Lake.
"A number of entries have come in
since the first, but had to be barred
out on account of rule No, 10, which
forbids anyone contesting whose
names are not in the hands of the Sec
| rotary by Sept. l.
When there are more than five for
any contest, preliminary examination
/
the morning of Oct. at the Assembly
hall The tickets for this mammoth
event will be on sale at all the princi-
pal stores next week. The season
tickets. which will admit to the two
| days festival, will be 81 each. Single
admission 80 cents.
The committee has offered a pre-
MUM of $25 and $40 for the ward or
church choir selling the most tickets.
| Treasurer Elias Morris would like the
leaders of these organizations to call at
his office, 81 West South Temple street,
and get tickets.
The adjudicators will be Haydn Ev-
ans, T. j. Davies and DR.. j. j. Mason,
all of the east.
Professor William Apmadoc, of Chi
cago, will conduct the great festival
Ex-Governor A. L. Thomas will be
president of the first days exercises
and, Governor c. w West will preside
on the second day. Excursions from
all points will begin on Tuesday,
Oct. l.
Tiger Kid