The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-18
PRELIMINARY STEPS TAKEN.
THE TABERNACLE RENDERED BY
PRES. MILFORD wooDRuFF.
Chairman Cannon, Powers, and Has
brouck Meet and Appoint Eight
Committees-There Will BE a
Grand inaugural .BaII-DetafIs
VIII Be Decided epon Tonight.

Utah to the Union is one fraught with
so much interest to the whole people,
who have looked forward to it for
many years, that the desire for a. pro-
per observance of the occasion was
general.
Yesterday afternoon, Chairman Can
non, of the Republican committee;
Chairman Powers, OF the Democratic
committee, and Chairman Hasbroulck,
Of the Peoples party state committee,
discussed the subject at length and
succeeded in disposing of the pre-
liminary arrangements.
The inaugural ceremonies will be held
in the Tabernacle on the first Monday
following the issuance of the proclama-
ton by President Cleveland, and fol-
lowing this there will be an inaugural
ball. That is the outline of the pro-
gramr1e in brief, and the details will
be arranged at a meeting of the COM
unittees TO be held at Republican head
quarters tonight.
Yesterdays conference lasted some
time and at its conclusion the chairman
formulated the following report:
Preliminary Arrangements.
George NJ. Cannon chairman of the
Republican state central committee:
Chairman o. W. Powers, of the Demo-
cratic state committee. and DR. Q. A
Hasbrouck, chairman of the People S
Iar'ty state central committee met at
Mr. George NJ. Cannon's office at 11:3O
a. m, December II, 1895, and organ
lied by electing George NJ. Cannon,
chairman of the committee appointed
by the Republican state committee, to
arrange for proper inaugural cere-
monies of the state officers-elect DR..
II. A. Hasbrouck was chosen as secre-
tary.
1t was unanimously determined by
the committee to place the matter of
inaugural ball in charge of the Utah
National Guard and tbereupon selected
Adjutant General John Q. Cannon.
chairman, Lieutenant F. G. Palmer and
Captain w. w Hail. members of the
committee having tre same in charge.
1t was also determined to give to this
committee full charge of the parade
ana the arrangement thereof
General Committee.
a general committee of sixty, con-
sisting of the following named ladies
ana gentlemen. was then selected:
Salt Lake City-Samuel A. Merritt.
w. 5. Mccormick, Henry W. Lawrence.
Richard w. Young. John Henry Smith.
MRS Henry w. Lawrence, Henry P.
Henderson, ]. E. Dooly, Mrs. Warren
Foster, c. w Penrose. F H Auerbach.
Warren Fostar. B. H. Roberts, H. S.
McCallum, John South, Mrs. Emily s
Richards. Mrs. E. B. Wells. Mrs. John
South Mrs Euretha La Barth, Mrs.
Margaret /. Salisbury, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
II. Gray Ella W. Hyde, Mrs. Catherine
=. Young, Mrs. Forbush Union, MT.
and Mrs. Alfred 3. Lampson, Mrs. Mat
tie Hughes Cannon, Mrs Ruth NJ. Fox.
Mrs j. c. Gc5le, Mrs. Emma ]. Nc
Wicker
Ogden David Evans. c. NJ. Brouga
MRS. James T gan, Mrs. D. H. Peery,
Mrs. Jennie Nelson.
Dogan--Joseph Monsoon. w. W. Maug-
han.
Provo-Mrs. William H. King. L. n.
II. Holbrook, Reed Smoot.
Park City-Colon Spiro, Thomas
hearns Mrs. Frank McNiel.
Lehi-A. J. Evans.
Pleasant Grave-Mrs. B. F. Stewart.
Mt Pleasant. B. Hunter.
Salina-J. S. Weaver.
Beaver--George H. Fehnimore.
Davis County-Mrs Lucy Clark
st. George. A. Macfarlane.
Blaina-Thomas L. Jones.
Br1gham City--Hyrum Standing.
Wellsviiie-L. H Norman.
Lake View-T. c. Brooks.
View--L. T. Alvord
Rich-Welsey K. Walton.
On Printing.
A committee on printing was an
pointed, consisting of Warren Foster.
Il G. Whitney, Joseph E Game. |
Joseph Lippman, James H. Anderson
On Programme.
A committee on programme was an |
pointed, consisting of George NJ. Cam
non. r. A. Hasbrouck, O. W. Powers
John T. Game, Arthur L. Thomas, |
Fisher Harris, Henry w. Lawrence, A. |
r. Derge. r. s. Campbell.
On Finance.
a committee on finance consisting of |
John z. Dolly, Elias A. Smith. Elijah |
SENS, alexander Rogers, H NJ. Bacon. |
n. H. Walker.
On Music.
A committee of six on music WAS |
appointed consisting of Evan Stephens. |
chairman; A. II. Peabody, F. e. Ha1,,
Per. Robert Gorlinshi, George D. |
Piper, Anton Petersen.
Decorations.
Committee on decorations CONSISTING
of James II. Moyle chairman; Spencer
Clawson, Arthur hIargetts, Mrs. |. |
Cameron Brown, Mrs. Margaret Cadne.
transportation.
Committee on transportation consist
ing of z. T. Col5orn, chairman: Nat
NJ. Brigham, James H. Bacon, Captain
T. c. Bailey, D. c. Dunbar
Tabernacle offered.
The committee waited upon Presi-
dent Woodruff, and stated that owing
to the inclement season of the wear. II
is DESTROYS TO hold the ceremonies in
some building having adequate seating
capacity. THAT for this reason the
committee desire to obtain the use of
the large tabernacle. In reply Prsesi-
dent Woodruff STATED that he deemed
the occasion one of deep interest to
every citizen of Utah, and that the
tabernacle will be at the disposal of
the committee in accordance with the
wish expressed.
Meeting Tonight.
An members of committees above an
pointed, with the exception of the gem
eral committee are requested to meet
at rooms 303 and 304 Dooiy building. ON |
"Wednesday evening, 18th instant ait
o'clock.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON,
Chairman
r. A HASBROUCK,
Secretary.
o. W. POWERS.
C0NHEIM & co. ASSIGN.
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