The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-29
How it Will Be Observed Here
Tomorrow.
STATE TROOPS TO TURN OUT
vETER ANS HAVE CHOSEN JAMES
w. CAMPBELL FOR MARSHAL.
The Exercises at Mt. Olivet Gene
tery-Address BY Governor Wells
Grafton BY Chief Justice Zane
Decoration of the Graves-ChiI-
dren VIII Bring Flowers.

All ARRANGEMENTS have ben MADE for
the observance of Memorial Day to-
morrow, and that there will be a good
turnout is certain. The old veterans
will be in line in force. and with the
state troops viii make a very good
showing as parade.
The latter will be compelled to turn
out earlier than will the old veterans,
owing to the arrang ements which have
to be made in forming the line and
being inspected by company command
crs ere they take part in the parade.
The state troops will form in front OF
the county building, at $50 in the
morning, the infantry having the rlgnt
of the line, the cavalry the left, the
battery of this city holding the center.
The march will begin at 9:4o a. M, SO
as to meet the veterans at their hall
on Second South street at 10 O'Clock.
The line of march as agreed upon
will be as follows: The state troops
will move north on State street to
Third South street, where the brigadier
general and his staff will take
their place at the head OF the
column. The line will then
move west on Third South street
Temple TO Second South street, east
on Second South street past G. A. R..
hall, where the veterans will join the
column, to Main street, north on Main
to South Temple, cOuntermarch on
Main to Second South, east on Second
South to State, south on State to Fifth
South.
At the corner OF Second South and
State the battery and the veterans will
leave the column. The old soldiers will
find cars waiting TO convey them and
the members of the two Relief Corps
to the cemetery, where the exercises OF
the day will be held The state troops
will be reviewed and inspected by the
brigadier general at the conclusion of
the parade. The battery will act as an
escort for the veterans and will go to
the cemetery and participate in the
services there. The Denhalter band
will furnish the music.
The veterans have selected James
Campbell as marshal of the day and he
will ride to the cemetery with the bat
terry after it leaves the line. Comrade
Price with a detachment will visit
the City cemetery and see that the
graves of the old soldiers there are
decorated, while Comrades Crane and
Aft with another detachment will go
to the Fort cemetery and cooperate
with detachment from the Sixteenth
infantry in decorating the graves of
the soldiers who lie buried there. Judge
Henderson will deliver the address at
the post cemetery.
The exercises OF the day will be at
Mt. Olivet. The Grand Army of the
Republic will be in charge.
The vocal music will be furnished by
the choir of the Congregational church
of this CITY.
The programme as arranged is ap-
Opening Prayer. The Chaplain
Ritual service of the Grand Army
of the Republic.
ADDRESS. 1890. ....... Governor Wells
Vocal Selection. The Choir
Aodress. .............. Miss Munroe
SOLO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miss Laura Sabin
grafton. Chief Justice Zane
Salute. $500. First Battery, N. G. u
Taps Bugler John Smith
1t is urged upon all who attend that
they bring flowers with which to strew
the graves of the fallen. The children
are requested to bring a flower which
they can plant upon the mound which
covers the sleeping form of some mem
per OF the great armies which put down
the rebellion An effort has been made
IN some of the public schools of the
city TO have this practice general. #
mas been effective in many insta noes
as will be evidenced bv the sboIi,,e,
mace when the time comes. There are
scores Of little ones who will % n
the cemetery tomorrow with blossoms
ana plants to bedeck the graves ~
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