The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-15

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Thomas, Mrs. C. H Warren, G. R. Shat
fer. John Latimer. Rev. DR.. j. ". Gray
bill, A. E. MCKENZIE. John W. Fliptha,n
P. Blair. Samuel W. Bedford. a. B. Gray
Jake Sands, T. NJ Patterson, j. F. Hum
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H. c. Sherman.
California-A. l.. Black, w. P. Coleman
Hon. Hugh Craig. James Dodson, L. +
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L. Thompson. rYo-,
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Texas-Colonel E. Putnam, George B.
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Clark, George w. Decker, Thomas D.
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S. Varian. Francis Webster. john Walsh,
Adams, Mrs. Electa Bullock, John E.
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CARNEY. n. S. Nelson. William Olsen,
John Parry. John z. Pace, W. p Read,
P. Sundwall. Hon. Ed n. Snow. II. j.
Sheffield. C. r. Stevenson, T. G. Weber,
Whitmore.
Washington-Georg Hazard. ]. P. de
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Wyoming-John r. Arnold. J. F. Craw-
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ENTERTAINING THE LADIES.
The ladies' entertainment committee re-
quest all ladies attending with delegates
10 the Trans Mississippi congress to ne at
the Knutsford. Tempisron and Cullen
hotels at $3.50 o'clock this morning for the
purpose of riding about the city.
DELEGATES AT FORT DOUGLAS.
A large number of the delegates at
tended a dress parade at the post last
evening at 6:45. Most of them had their
wives and friends with them and all were
charmed with the spectacle. The entire
was out and the formation was
)ne of platoon columns, which, after the
officer, making an imposing
scene.
With the conclusion of the parade. the
members were introduced TO the COM
handing officer of the post and other
officers and t4en all listened TO one of the
Incompatible concerts by the band, I'M
Ter the direction OF Leader Schaffner
rhe band was at its best and the dele
ates We're all pleased with the enter
ainment.
The magnificent view afforded of the
,ntire city and valley was much com
nented upon and everyone had some
hing to say in connection with It.
The commanding officer was cOngratu-
ated uDon the display and the visitors
Will go away commenting very favorably
Ipo1 his kindness and consideration in
providing for their entertainment while
n the city.