The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-17

The committee having in charge the
matter of making arrangements for the
carnival are progressing finely and it ap-
pears as though the scheme would be a
great success. The finance committee,
that important body, is making good pro-
gress and it would seem as though the
funds will be plentiful, although there is
a disposition shown to lag in the collec-
ton of the same ~
AS the carnival progresses so do new
bright and original ideas present them
selves. The voting contest for queen
goes merrily and good-naturedly on The
lshlng, SO the prospects are good for a
genuine success far eclipsing anything
heretofore attempted.
Grand, imposing and appropriate will
be the floats and decorations. Surely
Salt Lake or Utah has never before wit
messed such gorgeous spectacle, such
a galaxy OF mirth and such an intricate
combination of features as will be pre-
scented to the public eye during the
carnival. t--s >fnf -
There will be patriotic, legendary, SYM
bolic, characteristic and descriptive
floats and ensigns constructed and
manipulated with degree of accuracy
that has never before been produced and
when 1T has all passed people will wonder
Where did ii come from and where has
it gone?
On carnival days the assembled multi
tudes will gaze with wonder and appre-
citation as the imposing pageant arrayed
before their astonished gaze and long and
lasting will be the effect produced.
AT night the city will be a blaze of
light and glory produced from thousands
of glimmering and cleaning lights of all
conceivable patterns and hues. Every
one viii be sunused with a feeling of
laugh. " Be joyous and merry. The city
will be in a state of rapture and joy all
produced by that pleasure provoking
festival THE Midsummer carnival.
The vote for queen, last evening, was
as follows:
Mrs. V. NJ. c. Silva ....-...................27
Mrs. A. j. Atkins, Provo, ................N
Miss Lottie Nickum .......................27
Miss Luna Thatcher, Logan, ........... 16
Mrs. H. M. Wells .....:. II
MISS Minnie Kelsel. Ogden, ..............1O
Mrs. Colonel Shaughnessy ........... 80
Mrs. Emeline Wells OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Z
Mrs. DIR. Hewett NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6
Mss Bessie GIendinning .................. 5
Mrs. b. P. Mullhall ....................... .
MISS Lizzie Livingston Observation-Disclosures. 4
Miss Dollie Walker ........................ 8
Miss Clarissa Thatcher ................... 8
Mrs. r. G. Easton, Logan, .............. 2
Miss Laura Beebe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2
Mrs. Nancy Lamoreaux .................. 2
SUBSCRIPTION LIST.
The subscription list took a jump yes
terday owing to the fact that Walker
L.
I. came to the front with subscriptions
of $500 each. The committee fees greatly
encouraged thereat and Will go to work
tomorrow morning with renewed vigor.
The members were all jubilant yesterday
and were a unit in saying that success
was assured.
The following is the complete list up
! to date:
T. Auerbach & Bro $500; z. C. NJ. l.,
! $500; l.. w. Dittmann, 800, M. e. Mulvey
& Co., 500: Siegel Clothing company, $780,
G. S. Holmes, 500; Charles Auer, so;
Manca Bros, $50; The Oxford, $50; Mel
den-Judson Drug Co., $50; Walker Bros.
$500; Salt Lake City Brewing company
$3.50; J. r. Slater, 500; A. Fisher Brewing
company, 500; ]. p. Gardner, S100; Don
H. Porter, 500; George A. Snow, $50
Studebaker Bros, $50; The Onyx Bank
$50; The Lace House, $50; Cohn Dry goods
company, $50; Utah Lithographing com
pany, $50; George E. johnson, So; Sig
Simon, s25; John GALLAGHER, SO; Contain
New York Cash store, $40; Salt Lake
Saddlery, $40; Finch Bros, $40; w. Brand
$40; j. NJ Pearlman, S.; Leader Cigal
factory, So; Parsons & Derge Book com
pany, s.; e. o. Ruby, $3.50; Q. R, Meri
dith 81; W. S. Henderson, SIS; Lipman
Nadel 6. Son, SIS; Sears Glass and Pain
company, SIS; Galloway, Hook Francis
SIS; r. K Thomas, SIS; S. P. Newman
$40; Wallace & Co., $40; Muller Bros, $40
Sam Levy, $40; John Lollin $10 John T
Free,and, IT., $40; j. H. Sault, So; E
Lichtenstein, So; l. Alexander, s.; N. A
Room, 81; Cutler Bros. company, s25
O'Brien Bros. & Weist, $40. Total, So,
431.