Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-29
UTAH NAVAL BATTLE
Stslmtr General Garfield 10 bo Bl0Bn
Up During Tho Jlbliaa
BY NATIONAL GUARD ARTILLERY


| AT today's meeting OF the PIOneer
Jubilee commission. Chairman Claw
SOD. Mr'. George Y. Wallace, Miss
Emily KATE, Miss Cora Hooper, Mrp.
| II. e. Easton and MessrJ. Colborn,
Whitney, Morilz and Rognon were
| present.
A communication from the Ore
gon Short Line announced that The
Atlantic & Pacific railway company
Will Issue round.trip tickets to Salt
Lake on July l6ih, 17th ami 18Th,
with final limit OF thirty days. at
| The following rates. From Win
gate, SAL So; from Gallup. s42.55; from
Navajo Spring., sa5 So; non Hcl.
brook. S4S %; from Wunscow, S5O.25;
from Flagstaff, $50 Isl; from Williams,
sos 80; rom Ash Fork; S57 ID.
The Oregon Snort Lac also com.
will sell tickets from Cahlornin anu
| Nsvada points to Ogden on acctun: Of
the Jubilee at rate OF one regular, frs.
elias, fare for round trip. "ihis,"
says the communicable, "wouid
1
cisco to Ogden anu return S35.
Tickets will Ur sid only Tor trains az.
irving al Okdtn on the day OF Jubilee
end me Jay preceding. namely 1911
anu 20 h. Tickets viii be- god, re-
turn.uI, leaving Ogden to and inclu
ing 3lst prox. FCJm Phoenix an
MnrlcOpa In ARE ma rate OF SOB 10
nas been male 10 Salt Lake anu r.
turn"
Another effort will be made to
secure the attendance OF Washable,
the dian chief, in this city during
the jubilee.
Tue old steamer "Gsrfleid," now
lying a. Garfield Beach, will he de.
sroytd by the artillery OF the Nation
al Quart OF Utah curing the Jubilee.
The DOmbardment will be AZ exciting
event anu tnousauus will witness II.
TOIay's seesion OF the commission
viii DO an interesting one. Tue com
mitsiOD viii hold an executive session,
a. which the special order Will be- the
selection Of the young Isdy to repre-.
sent"Utah" uurIng the jubilee.
GREAT DAY AT sALrAIR.
Tomorrow Will be Jubilee day at
Saltar and IL 10 expected that the
largest attendance OF the season viii
be recorded. The drawing Tor the
valuable prizes donated by public
spirited merchante will be one OF the
levers OF attraction, and the grand
ball In the evening will be feature
which the lovers OF dancing will not
overlook. Al yesterday's meeting OF
the commission the following we'll.
known young ladies were appointed to
act as reception committee rs the
represe nlatives Of the commission:
Misses Marie Mason, Alton Young,
Edna ShearmaD, Emma Lunt, Cara
C!awson, Ora Hardness, Eloise Sner-
man, Laura SbermAn, Iessie AIN,
Ance ClawsoD. Kate Clawson, Eihe-
lyn Webber, Luacine Hoge, Jessie
Konnard, Eleanor Dolly, June Sad
isr, Sibyl Anderson, Winnie Bprague.
Grace Anderson, Grace Jacobs.
KaInerine Geddos, Jean Groo, Jessie
Eorbes, Louise OieIl, adelaide Mason,
II ellen Sntsrman, Mary Burke, CLARA
Cotton, Emma McCorBick, Madge
Thorne, Ala Pratt, Anna Mae Milan,
Kate Judge, Ruin Kirkpatrick, Ma
mic EldTe, &c, Lucille Gilmer, Artelle
Nelden, Edna Dryer, Ester Freed,
Ella Clark, Katnerine Lowe, Kate
Williums, Geaeva Jennings, Grace
Wallace ana Wenuella Benson,
In addition 10 those merchants
VIII go names have been published as
having sign u the agreement to give
their employees quarter holiday on
Jubilee day (tomvirUw) in order to
afford them au opportunity to 20 to
Saitair, the following were OF
tanned yesterday, the list now COM
pIislpg every Iepresentative business
house In the city; Kahn BTos. Il. Nj.
Friedman Il Co., Ffetzs Mercantile
Co., Cutter Bros. o., 5. p. Tessdal
Co., Geo. Mullet Co., salt LAKE
Hardware Co., SluJshaker Bros. d
Co., Galloway, HoucE & Francis.
II. X. Thomas, ConsoiiJAted Imp
ment company, f. Pat! & Co., Con-
hahn Clothing comtapy, Jerome
Hirsehman, New York Cash store,
Henry A. McCornick, receiver,
Spencer d Lynch, George A. Lowe.
JUBILEE NOTES.
The South swansea Mining com.
psny has subscribed $500 10 the Jubilee
fund.
Twenty young men and women are
now engaged in selling tickets Tor The
benefit 10 be given at 5altsir tomor-
row for the jubilee lund. Those
among them who cell the most tickets
will be awarded cash prizes Aggregate
ing over $500.
The cornerstone OF the Brigham
! Young monument will he laid Thurs
DAY with arp opriste ceremonies.
The names OF the Indian chiefs
who were friendly TO the Pioneers
have teen eoilated by Chairman
| Clswson and Will be- placed on tho
facade Of the Hall OF Relics. The
names are Anters, Appsnoose, Ara
peen, Black Hawk, KsDosh, San.
pitch, Sogwilob, Walker, Wsshakie
and Tabby. Washskie aud Tabby are
the only SURVIVES
Saltair is 10 have an ostrich exhibit.
Eight birds and two chicks are now on
tue wsy from their native heath In
Los Angeles county, California, aud
viii be ON view at the beach within
he next few days. The assignment
is the Grst installment for the breeding
farm which is TO Ue established IN
Utah by A. Y. Pearson, An eDolos-
uIe 10 now beiug prepared Tor Them