Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-17
READY FOR CROWDS
City Prepared 10 Entertain 6Or OOO
Visitors During The Jubilee,
DECORATION AND PYROrECHNICs.
Troups Of Arabs hriYt-inuiahs VIM
Also Come--ElOwtrs for "U'ah"
aud MAIDS.

Balt Lake City will be able TO care
for tile go, 600 visitors expected during
the week OF Jubilee. Tho TACT mas
bean demonstrated by the supeio
work of the bureau OF information
and public comfort during tho paet
two weeks. Its canvasssrs have been
antiye. The homes OF the Guy bhu
those in the suburbs and in the small
towns that line the railroads In cIose
touch with the city, have been can
va,sed with the result that all VINO
cnme Ia the Jubilee can be 1ccomo'
dated with board and lodging al ret-
sonHble rates.
Tha s,uperintendent OF the buret II,
n G. Dunbar, Gays that fully 5O,OOO
psonle can be cared for thr ugh the
burssu aud duriug the Jubilee he VIII
have At the headquarters o. the
bnreau. No. 50 west First SCUM
etreet, directly opposite Jubilee head
ousrtere, n corps OF assistants VINO
Will he able to place all corners with
nut the Ienst possible delay or trouble
of epy kind. A register has also been
proyiieu. visitors can place their auto
vropbs q nd addresses on Its pagts,ahu,
Nv this meai q, IL Is hoped that iflenoh
viii be able TO keep In touch with each
other. ,.,,.
cnmnissinn now have all the lIsns OF
the program for the five days eele-
bta,ion well In hand and the Cficlsl
program Is now In the hanlB OF the
ptinters. .,,-
Among the recent contributions
10 the Pioneer Jubilee iund was
check for 500 with graceful letter
from the Balm Wagon company, anu
another from the Walter a. Wood
Harvester company enclosing check
for S75. Both were sent 10 heoef j.
Grant, president OF the Coop. wagon
ami Machine company OF thie city.
and were by him forwarded TO the
commission.
The admission rates to the Salt Lake
Thealer during the presentation Of
Pioneer plsys by Pioneer actors mex
Tuesday, Wednesday and Ftidsy viii
be rs, 85, SO and 75 cents instead OF
rs. so, 10 cents anu 81, rs hss been
e,roneously stated. II Ia the
wish of Messrs. Margetts and
Lipdsay, who are In charge OF
the Pioneer plays, and the Theater
mapsgement TO make the prices go low
that ali may be- able to attend. II
Inns been suggested that those VINO
attend the opening performance APP
pear in Old-iashiot cd costume. Ihe
sale OF seats began of the box ofice
this morning.
The celebration proper viii begin
Tuesday morning at 1880 O'Clock. A
battery will fire salute and IL 10 TN
wish of the commission that tho salu o
be accompanied ny the ring OF every
bell anu the blowing OF every Steam
whistle In ths city.
The Gre works display, tho grandest
in the history OF the West, viii be
given on Capitol Hill on Saturday
night and viii bring the great ceiebFa-
tion TO n filling close.
Sid Hassan Ben, ALPS troupe Of
Arabs, teu in Dumbor, arrived yester-
day from Chicago. The troupe wi
appear in oil the parades anu give ex-
hibitionH, under the direction OF the
commission, at the Exposition
grounds, each day during tho cslI-
brauoD.
The Goshute Indians at Brlghs m
City, the Weaknesses of BJgeIIeT
eouniy ana the BsDnOcks OF the
Fort Hail reservation in ldRho
will be represented in the Jubl'
lee festiviuss. AT the Exposition
grounds the Bsnnouks will give then
great war dance daily. Thrlr delega
tion will be fifty strong and Will bring
with 1t ponies and tepers.
From the u. @. M. J. came yesterday