The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-04
WASHABLE CAN'T COME.
OLD CHIEF TOO SICK TO ATTEND
THE JUBILEE.
More Eastern Subscriptions Received
The Jubilee Commission Will
Issue a Programme-Notes of the
Great Celebration.

! lee programme and it is the intention
not to have advertisements of any kind.
Any person claiming to represent, or
who solicits merchants for advertise
ments for an official programme should
at once be put down as a fraud and
! treated accordingly. 4 Jubilee souve-
mir. which has the sanction of the COM
mission, viii be issued. but it will not
! contain the official programme. The
/ souvenir edition will be not less than
10000 copies.
/ CHIEF WASHABLE CANNOT COME.
The following communication was re-
! ceived by Chairman Clawson yester-
day:
Fort Washakie, Wyo., June 20.
Dear Sir-Replying to your favor OF
{ the 25th inst. in reference to Chief
Washakie's going to your city for the
Jubilee, 1 beg TO state that his physi-
/ cal condition is such that it would be
impossible for him TO make such a
| journey. He has been i'll since last fall,
and has never regained strength so
that he can walk about. Yours truly,
]. K. MOORE. Post Trader.
EASTERN SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Walker Bros. Dry Goods company
yesterday forwarded the following sub
| scriptions to the commission:
: New York, June %.
| S. V. Shelp, Walker Bros. Dry Goods
Company. Salt Lake City:
! Dear Strive beg to acknowledge re-
ceipt of your favor of June 10, and take
pleasure in enclosing herewith our
| check toward the Pioneer Jubilee cele-
bration. and hope that it will be one
/ the many contributions which will help
/ TO make this celebration a grand sue
cess. Respectfully.
HAWLEY, GREEN. & ENGEL.
New York, June %.
/ Walker Bros Dry Goods Company.
Salt Lake City:
| Observation-Disclosures please find
check for cur contribution towards your
Jubilee celebration. Wishing you album
dant success and great pleasure in
/ your anniversary. we are very truly
yours, SULLIVAN, DREW & co.
Philadelphia, June %.
Walker Bros Dry Goods Company.
Salt Lake City:
Dear Sirs-We have your favor of
June 10, and take pleasure in contrib
uting our mite for the celebration ot
! the 50th anniversary of the entrance OF
/ the pioneers into Salt Lake valley We
trust enclosed check for $25 will be ac-
ceptable Wishing you all possible sue
cess and hoping for the future pros
/ perity of your country, we remain, with
regards, sincerely yours,
r. BLANKENBURG & CO.
/ The following communication reached
/ Jubilee headquarters yesterday;
Salt Lake City, July 2.
/ Mrs. George Y Wallace, Treasurer
Utah Pioneer Jubilee:
I Dear Madam-Permit me 10 hand you
herewith check No. 2,0S2 for $50. cover
I ing subscriptions TO the Jubilee fund
! from the employees of the Cooperative
/ Wagon & Machine Company. l am
/ very respectfully,
! GEORGE T. ODELL.
/ The following self-explanatory letter
came from Heber Grant, addressed 10
! Chairman Clawson:
! Dear Sir-I take pleasure in enclosing
! herewith check for 500. as a donation
from the Hartford Fire Insurance COM
pany. Yours sincerely.
JUBILEE NOTES.
Mayor H. H. Spencer of Ogden at
( tended last nights session of the Ju-
bilee commission.
The demand for Jubilee advertising
matter continues. The latest Iowans
/ TO write for it are W. ]. BrawniSan, J.
/ c. Paulson and ReardOn & White, all
/ cf Emmetsburs.
The special programme committee
will meet at headquarters tomorrow at
: o'clock.
.'The Charcoal Burner and The
/ Wonderful Woman are the names of
/ the old-time plays the members of the
! Pioneer Dramatic association are now
rehearsing for presentation at the Salt
Lake theatre during Jubilee week Phil
! Margetts, the veteran actor. Is man
/ aging the company, and is enthusiastic
| over the results already accomplished.
! The Pioneer souvenir cup is already
/ in great demand. AS a work OF art II
| is finer than either the cars corona
ton cup or Queen Victoria's jubilee
I cup.
Mrs. Augusta Joyce Crockerson sug-
gests to the commission that the ship
/ ssBrooklyn." with its colony of Nor
Ruena (row San Francisco, July 81,
! 1916. be featured in the Jubilee pa
raoes. Mrs. Crockerson was of the
] colony. being an infant in arms at the
( time of the landing. She now resides
| at Erda Tooele county.
: Charles Morrill,, Semi Centennial COM
J missioner for Piute county, has turned
/ the county's state appropriation OF ?ioo
/ into the general fund of the Jubilee
treasury.
The Cooperative Wagon & Machine
/ company has notified the commission
! that it will have float in the Jubilee
! narades &c feet long, 10 feet wide and
! il feet high. 1t Will be drawn by SIX
( horses. and will be as attractive as art
/ and money can make IL
/ State Auditor Morgan Richards. 1r'
has contributed s. TO the Jubilee fund
P. H. Young also subscribed the same
amount.
Chairman Clawson. Miss Emily katz,
Miss Cora Hooper and Messrs- ). u
! SDencer. H. H. Spencer, Colborn, Nor
it, whitney and Smith were present
at last nights meeting of the commits
sion. - a5oa
Commissioner Smith has been added
70 the finance committee
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