The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-21

| his staff will take positi IN at the head
of the column.
| At G.. A. r. hall on Second South
street the Grand Army veterans will
take position in the column and be es-
corted on the march TO the corner of
Second South and State streets.
| At the corner of South Temple and
Main streets the troops will pass in re-
view before the governor.
At the corner of Second South and
State streets on the return march the
battery will leave the column and pro-
coed to Mt. Olivet cemetery where,
after firing a, salute as part of the
ceremonies of the Grand Army of the
Republic. it will be dismissed.
Immediately following the parade a
general review and inspection by the
brigadier general will take place on
State street in front of the city and
county building. after which the troops
will be dismissed.
The Denhalter hand will report to
the colonel of the First infantry at the
place designated at $50 o'clock a. m.
By order of Brigadier General Will
lard Young, comma rdine First brigade,
National Guard of Utah.
JOSEPH E. GAME,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Orders bv the colonel of the First
infantry the major of the First cav
airy and the captain of the battery
will issue today:
The following special order has been
made by the captain commanding the
First battery of this city:
Quarters First Battery,
May 81. 1896
All members of the First battery.
light artillery, National Guards of
10 y 10 hi
at Grand Army hall. on Second South
street, near the Cullen hotel, on Sun
day, May "a, at 10 o'clock a. M, sharp,
for the purpose of acting as escort to
the Grand Army of the Republic,
which will attend church service at the
West Side Baptist church on that date.
Members will report with belts but no
side arms. White gloves will be worn.
The 1eggings will not be worn on this
occasion. A full attendance is ordered.
By order of
GEORGE w. GIBBS.
Captain Commanding.
Attest c. M. JACKSON,
First Sergeant.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The pardon granted to Joseph r.
Nelson, charged with burglary, was is
sued yesterday and Nelson was turned
loose.
No vacancies on. the military staff
were filed yesterday.
SALE OF BONDS.
The clerk of the board of loan COM
misSionerS said yesterday that up to
date no replies have been received
from any of the parties to whom were
sent prospectuses of the sale of the
100000 in bonds, bids for which will
- a
from other sources that there will
be no difficulty in disposing of the
bonds. One house in the east has al
ready said if the bonds were 41as it
would take them all, but the change
will not be needed. A banker of the
city, who is in close connection with
the state offices told a Herald man
yesterday afternoon that an offer bet
ter than par had been received al
ready and that there would be no
trouble whatever ii. getting rid of the
state payGN ~
INAUGURAL EXPENSES.
Chairman George NJ. Cannon, of the
inaugural celebration committee, has
just received from the finance commit
tee, appointed at the time of the inau-
gural celebration, report of the
amount collected by the finance COM
mrttee amounting to S547. 3D.
Reports of the other committees
showed a deficiency and consequently
the chairman of the committee solicited
sufficient subscriptions to pay the full
amount.
The names of the subscribers, and
the amount subscribed by them to the
finance committee and the chairman,
are as follows:
Fifty dollar subscriptions: z. c. NJ.
I. and F. Auerbach & Bro.
Twenty-Five dollar subscriptions:
State Bank of Utah, Wells, Fargo &
Co., Mccormick & Co.. Deseret Nation
al Bank lions Savings Bank and
Trust company, Walker Bros Bank
o. j. Salisbury, Utah National Bank,
National Bank of the Republic, Geo.
M. Scott e Co, Home Fire Insurance
company of Utah, Salt Lake City Rail-
way company, Salt Lake Rapid Tran
sit company, Commercial National
Bank
Ten dollar subscriptions: Hotel Tenn
pleton, Barton & Co., Cunnington &
Co., Cutler Bros. & Co., Geo. A Lowe,
L. w. Dittmann. T. Wenner e. Co.,
B. K. Bloch & Co., Citizens Electric
Light Co., Mullett & Co.
Five dollar subscriptions: Geo. T..
Odell, Studebaker Bros. Manufacture
ing company, Henry Sadler, Utah Lii
quor Co., Manca Bros, Salt Lake Brew
ing Co., J. A. Marshall, Walker house,
Muller Bros, John Mcdonald, Jr, L A.
Benton, ]. H. Griffin, Simon & O'Nefl,
M. E. Mulvey & Co., Finch Bros.
Miscellaneous amounts: Oscar Young
berg, So; Barnhart & Stahl, C. II. Ri
ley, J. J. Riley, Smith Drug company,
$3.50 each: A. c. Kelley, cash; T. o.
Riley, 50 each; D. G McGreely, 81.
Total, s672.50.
The amounts were expended in the
following way:
Parade 49,. ............ $3.50 w
Decorations and sundries 1890 262 80
Expenses for music committee. 20 90
In addition to the amounts stated a
number of parties contributed donna
tons in the form of supplies
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