The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-20
LINE OF MARCH.
NATIONAL GUARD SALUTE.


NATIONAL GUARD SALUTE.
Sections 2 and of battery A, com
manded by Lieutenant jackson, will
fire the state salute at o'clock this
morning, from Capitol hill. Sergeants
Smith and Hansen will act as chiefs of
section and Corporals Haaga and
Wight as gunneds. Corporals Back
man and Hoffman will attend the
caissons. The salute to the monument
will be fired as the drapery is lifted
! from the statue. 1t will consist OF ten
guns.
THE PRESIDING DEITY.
The name of the young lady, Utah. .
who has been selected by the commits
sion to officiate in the manner of a
queen will be made public tonight. She
will be surrounded in all public APP
pearances by the maids of honor rep
resenting the various counties of the
! state.
COUNTY MAIDS ARRIVE.
Nearly all the county maids of honor
have arrived Out of the 81 counties in
the state, p have reported to the COM
mission. Yesterday afternoon the
/ young ladies held a conference with
Mrs. George Y. Wallace, and each was
1 supplied with sashes and hats. which
had been arranged for by the commits
| sion. The regalia is made I'D from
the Jubilee colors-red, green and yell
low. All of the young ladies will be
dressed alike as nearly as possible.
The hats and sashes to be worn by
them will admit them to all entertain
ments under the control of the commits
sion.
! Immediately after the meeting at
the headquarters, the ladies who came
from the counties repaired to the tab
ernacle for rehearsal, and all details
were arranged for the triumphal en-
trance or Utah at the opening of the
concert in the tabernacle this evening.
The following are representatives
from each county who have put in an
appearance:
Beaver-Miss A H. Murdoch of
Beaver City.
Box Elder-Miss Alvira Rees of Brig
ham City.
Carbon-Miss Margaret A Thomas
of Castle Gate
Cache-Miss Hattie P. Thatcher of
Logan
Davis-Miss Menie Wiley of Bounti-
full
Emery-Miss Anna NJ. Hansen of
Castle Dale.
Iron-Miss Bessie Perry of Cedar
City.
Juab-Miss Alice Grover of Nephi.
Kane-Miss Ruhama Adair of Order
Vile
Willard Miss Eva Kimban of
KanOsh.
Morgan-Miss Eveline Harding of
Morgan City.
Rich--Aiiss Mary B. Sessions of
Woodruff
Sanpete-Miss Leona Erickson of
Mount Pleasant.
summit-Miss Clara E. Cluff of Park
CITY.
Tooele = Miss Sarah Booth of
Grantsville.
Uintah-Miss Hulda Perry of Vernal.
Utah-Miss Gertie Thurman of Provo.
Washington-Miss T. L. Andrus of
ST. George
Wasatch-Miss Amelia Murdoch of
Heber City
Weber-Miss Lucille Ferrin of ogden.
Garfeld-Miss Marion Hancock.
THE HAMMOCK INDIANS.
One of the chief features of the Jubi-
lee week viii be the poW-wow of a
tribe of Bannock Indians from the
Fort Hall reservation in Idaho The
Indians will arrive this morning from
the north at $3.50 o'clock They will
come down with everything that is nee
essary to make up a genuine Indian
village and will go into camp at the
exposition grounds, where they will
give exhibitions of war and ghost
dances each day of the Jubilee There
are about 40 redskins coming. Mr..
Sears of the Deseret Agricultural and
Manufacturing society has generously
donated the use of the exposition
grounds TO the Bannocks during their
stay here. The Indians will be in
charge of the agent of the Fort Hall
reservation.
Several brass bands arrived yester-
day, among which were the Parowan
band. under the management of Mr..
j. F. Burton, and another from
Beaver, under the management of
George w. Woodhouse. The Parowan
boys gave an open air concert at the
Hall of Relics last evening and the
Beaver band played at the tribunes on
South Main street.
The Colorado Midland band from
Denver arrived in the afternoon.
BUREAU OF INFORMATION.
Strangers coming to the city. who
have not already secured accommoda- |
tions, should report at the Bureau of |
Information. in the Nottingham block. |
just across First South street from the /
Jubilee headquarters. The committee |
in charge of the bureau has been sup
piled with the location of places where /
visitors can find board and lodging
The committee experienced a great /
deal of Inconvenience yesterday on ac-
count of the keepers of these places 1
failing to notify them when all their |
accommodations were taken. This is
a matter which those who have listed
their places at the bureau, should not
fail TO attend 10. A failure to do this
will cause an unlimited amount of
confusion and annoyance.
Ii has been announced at the bureau
that in several instances people have
been sent to certain places for ac-
and they returned with
the information that everything was
taken at the place they were sent to.
In lots of cases the strangers
assigned Accommodations by the
bureau are aged people, and to meet
with such disappointments works
hardship upon them which they ought
not to have.
1t is the request of those at the
bureau of information, that all who
have listed their places with them, i'm
notify them as soon as all
Of their Accommodations are engaged.
VISITORS SHOULD REGISTER.
II is the earnest request of the Jubilee
commission that all visitors coming to
the city go to the bureau of inforfna-
ton and register their names and ad-
dress in the city,
Yesterday several parties were at the
jubilee headquarters inquiring for
friends who had arrived in the city.
This is an important matter, and if