Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-02
INAUGURALPROGRAM
looming Chief Justice Will Admin.
lister The 0athS.
COMMITTEE 30 DECIDED TODAY.



inaugu raj ceremonies met at The Office
Of chairman George NJ. Cannon at
noon today and decided the "knotty"
| problem aa 10 VINO should be gwen tho
honor swearing In tho state OIL ale.
Tbs solution or settlement came In tho
committee concluding that the incom.
Ing chief Justice should perform that
pleasant and important task. The
/ reading nf the Presidential proclaim.
ton will form al interesting part OF the
Tabcfnaols proceedings, and the mat.
tor Of selecting some citizen 10 act IA
that capacity was again discussed by
the committee but without FINAL dis
position.
THE uOvEnNoR's PROCLAMATION.
Acting Governor Rionards's procla-
nation as announced in Tuesday even
ing's NEWS IA ~ follows:
Whereas tho people Of Utah have
| formed and adopted a Constitution aud
have elected officers for a state govern.
mont agreeable Ia all respects 10 the Con-
etitutiou and laws OF tho United States,
aud,
Whereas, The canvass Of tho returns
| OF tho votes cast Tor and against tho
adoption the Constitution has boon certi-
fed to tho President Of tho United states
| and 10 u confidently expected that his
proclamation Will soon be Issued admit
ting tho Territory into tho linton ~
sovereign State; and,
| Whereas, The Constitution Tor tho new
State nXos tho Monday next after the
day upon which the President shall issue
his proclamation OF admission a- the day
upon which tho administration Of tho
/ territorial government shall terminate
and tho Governor and other officers OF
| tho State shall enter upon the discharge
OF their Official duties; and,
| Whoroas, Tho Inauguration Of tho state
/ government Will be an occasion that has
long been desired and ono that should DO
| celebrated by the whole people with
thankful hears aud appropriate rejoicing
that we have been freed from tho imper-
| fcciionH Of the territorial system and arc
permitted TO enter the glorious Union Of
| American sta.os;
Therefore, /. Charles G. Richards, act
ing Governor OF the Territory OF Utah, In
| pursuance Of the authority conferred by
| law, do hereby designate aud set apart
tho Monday next after tho day upon
which the President Of tho United States
shall issue his proclamation admitting
tho state Of Utah into the Union, a. .
! public holiday for thanksgiving aud re-
joiclng, aud | advise and earnestly rs-
| quost that on thai day all unnecessAry
business DO suspended; that the schools
be closed and that suitable arrangements
be made for old and young TO celebrate
Inauguration day IN u manner becoming
u free, In elligent and patriotic people.
NATIONAL GUARD ORDERS.
! AdIuiant General joan q Cannon
has issued general orders NJ. 4 As fol-
lows:
The various organizations Of the Ma
tlonal Guard are authorized to particle
patio, a. such, In the inaugural parade
incident TO the installation OF Utah's first
Statc's officials. TO take place In
this city probably on January 0, 1895.
| owing 20 the fact that the troops are not
supplied with oyOrcOAtH, and to tho fur
thor, fact that the weather on the occasion
may be 80 Indictment or severe as TO cause
tho abandonment Of the proposed parade
altogether, IL IN deemed imprudent 10
order 10 this city any Organization from
a distance, though this will be authority
for any such 10 take part II 30 desired.
The brgadier general commanding will,
however, give tho necessary orders for
tho participation Of companies A, u and
| ID, First infantry; troop {, Fret cavalry
| First battery, Light artlllory,an aud the sig
nal corps, all stationed at the capital aud
OF company II, First Infantry, stationed
at Pennington; and Will have these
| organizations In readiness for the parade
at tho hour and place designated by the
marshal OF the day. by order OF the
commandeT-in-chiof.
LINE or MARCH.
The parade will TO undsr the direc-
ton Of Grand Marshal Burton and
staff, and will Term at 10 u. m, on
State street, right resting on Third
South at the Knutsford corner. The
line OF march will he north on State 10
Second south, thence west 10 East
| Temple, thence south on East Temple
TO Third South or Market. Counter
marcn on East Temple TO Second South,
thence west TO West Temple to Firsi
| South, thence east to East Temple,
thence north 70 the Temple block.
The formation Of the parade will be
substantially as follows
/. Squad Of police.
.. Marshal aud aides.
| o. Sixteenth United States infantry
band.
| 4. Gen. Penrole and staff.
| .. SlxteonIh United States infantry.
| d. PedOrsen's band,
| z. General stan.
| ;. Brigade commander and stan.
| y, Ulah National Guard, inianty, signal
| corps and artillery,
10. Governor-eioot aud State officers.
Troop Q, \. @. u, US special escort
| II. Held's band.
| ". q. A. X.
49, Indian war veterans and old Utah
/ militia.
| ~. Veteran Gre department.
| TO- Detachment salt Lake hre depart
mont,
| l6. Band.
| AZ. Knights OF PythiAs.
| Is. MAsons and odd Fellows,
| ~. A. o, u, W.
| 20. German societies.
n, scandinavian societies.
PROMENADE CONCERT.
Tho promenade concert Will be hold
from $3.50 10 $3.50 ?. m. ani the music,
| which 10 No follows, will be rendered
| by a select orchestra composed OF
members chosen from Chtistenssn's
ami the Knights OF Pythias banu,
| Anton PrdeTRnn, director:
| l-TAnuhauser, March-,,.............. Wagner
| 2--ONerture, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lBr Bella
| a-selUUuOn from MvbCT'H freiAchultz. Noses
| DANCING PROGRAM
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| l-Lanrers, "lndigO" .,..................ho Moses
| 2-NHltE, lnnurtulleu ....,....,, ,,,,,,.. Mengi
| J=Nutional QuadrIllC, ,.,.........A. q. NlTth
| i-1wo,ttop Manhattan beach, .....,, souaA
| h-llau QuHdrlllc.............,... hiegAnd
| 0-MAtE (hlsa WaitEl,,.....,s,.,.....str Ausse
| 7-gentcnnHl Lanoers.... .,,,......,, Christie
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| V-llAln Ruhurillts tHfssssssssss Hss hhutk
| lu-NHlN blue bAuuhUl,..,.~..,,...,.stT Strauss
| ll-laaClnntion hcholt scho ........... Herman