The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-20
THE PIONEER JUBILEE
Title at Last Selected For the
Presiding Deity.
SUGGESTION OF EMILY KATE
ADOPTED.
Several Large Subscriptions Received
Committee on Amusements APP
pointed-Commission Will Meet
Hereafter at Noon Every Day Ex-
cept Saturday.

The title of the presiding deity of the
Jubilee. as Judge Colburn has been ac-
cused of naming il for the want of a
more expressive term will be Utah"
This title is not due to the competition
in which it was expected to award a
prize of so. for of the hundred or more
titles submitted that of Utah was con-
sDicuous by its absence. and the credit
of suggesting it is due to Miss Emily
Katz. member of the commission. who.
of course, does not expect, nor will she,
get the nrize held up. Utah" will be
represented by a young lady TO be Sc
lected by = special committee of the
commission. and whose identity will not
be made known until the first day of the
celebration, when. surrounded by her
maids of honor young ladies representing
the p counties of the state, she will be
unveiled with ceremony and in the pres
ence of the multitude. Her title was de-
cided at last nights session OF the COM
mission. n the absence of Chairman
Clawson. Bishop Preston presided. The
other members present Were Miss Emily
Katz. Miss Cora Hooner.s J. D. Spencer.
Smoot. Smith. Whitney. Rognon, Moritz
and Colborn.
The committee on amusements made
the following recommendations: The ap-
pointment OF j. J. Cannon and Alex
Campbell to take charge of and arrange
a programme of field sports for the
Jubilee.
arrange and conduct n Rugby football
contest during the Jubilee.
The appointment of John Wilson to ar
range ar association game of football
during the Jubilee.
An appropriation for the purpose of
providing eleven medals to be given the
members Of the team winning the game
or series of games in the association
football contest
The communications of the committee
were adopted.
I'm, h.
from an eastern firm to the Jubilee fund
VIII be awarded to W. W. Kimball &
Co. manufacturers of pianos and organs,
Chicago. unless some 'miSsionarx,'' work
is do-e by Salt Lake merchants. D. @.
Calder. of D. o. Callers Sons wrote
TO the Chicago firm and in response was
The value of the instrument is $3.50.
Hart. Schaffner & Marx OF Chicago,
through walker Bros: Dry Goods COM
pany. contributed SO.
The following was greeted with 4 round
of applause. The subscription is one
quarter as much as the subscriptions re-
ce:ved from two of the largest lines in
the west and is doubly appreciated be-
bed in Utah:
Salt Lake city. June 10.
Mr.. Spencer Clawson. Chairman Semi
Centennial Commissions:
Dear Sir-T take pleasure in. enclosing
herewith draft on our treasurer payable
TO your order for $3.50, same being con-
trlDulon OF the chicago. Milwaukee &
st. Paul railway 10 the fund for the ex-
penses OF tie Pioneer Jubilee celebra-
ton. Please accent same .as recognition
on the part of our company Of the great
benefit which the state with derive from
the undertaking of yourself and associ-
ates. and which our company VIII of I
course, in 4 measure share. Wishing you
the most abundant success. am very
trul:- yours. F. A. NASH.
General Western Agent Chicago. Milwau-
kee & ST. Paul Railway company.
JUBILEE NOTES.
The commission VIII hereafter hold reg-fl
ular sessions every day. meeting at IL /
D clock each day. except Saturday. when /
the meeting will be held in the evening. |
beginning at o'clock.
The committee on fireworks will meet /
Monday for the purpose of closing the |
contract for the Jubilee display of fire.
works. The maximum expense limit has
been liked at $500.
w. = II. DoEon Of Mills,ille. Beaver
county. sent his check for $40 10 the I
Jubilee fund yesterday.
Secretary Rognon returned from the 1
coast yesterday. He reports considerable
interest there in the jubilee
A local firm has had manufactured
APPS and turbans. the material of which
S flannel. in the Jubilee colors.