Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-23
HEBER.
Procession = Mite Long Toast, IL Utah
La,at"aA Grand Time.


Special correspondents.
uobcr. 10 %. m., Aug gi.-This has
boon 10 rcd letter day THE town WIS
painted rcddgr. than ever was known
before. WuHntCh county WAS invited 60
jolu Park city loo "a welcome t1 the Tee
turning volunteers About re-. m teams
and hurHpmpu were uu Tho road Tor
Park city. and about that time, 90"
Juvenile brass band were playing some
lively music. inviting thH people Co us-
Hpmh.p Tor the grand ulflN". AZ t.aN
SOME 500 gentlemen and ladies un horse
back. dressed in bunting, started COR
Park CITY. brass band lu a. luur-hNtHn
team IN the lead. The martial band nnl
ou from Midway lutUrWiNnd among
thI carriages, The prgge. sion wac
nearly one milo long Utah central
train one hour late. therefore, the gN-
yrylH,H in Park city were behind "a"
appointed time. Telephone message was
rent TO ilobgr saying 10 would BE- Aial
before the procession Wuul4 I'hch
livhur By y. M. mover whH nuch
muHH uf humanity seen On Main street
tu Ffuy-hBirpd veterans s0 aud 90 years
uf uEu. from an parts ~ Che county,
There were many teams went out 90
the road north about ono milo Go meet
The procession. among che rest was %
float rgpruHHutlnW Admiral nHWnY.H
the arch the band ana volunteers dlHa
mounted md marched uu foot Go the
stake meeting house grounds. a grand
stand had hgau erected Tor %" speakers
and the volunteers.
Speech ~ welcome hy Hon 4. Hatch
and Bishop n. e.. Murdoch uf Dhnrlua-
tHn principal % the hiHh school ln
Hobyr, ~. NJ Arid, give % nice little
speech and presented each volunteer
with % beautiful lockot uf gold with Che
name of each inscribed thereon. These
l1DkytH We're paid Tor hy public donu-
tlnuH OF tho people ~ the county.
About d D.. m. three thyurs Wnr" given
/ fur the volunteers. Tho volunteers
stood go tho entrance gate and all hnl
| The privilege 60 shake hands with thvu.
/ I Will her" mention their names. THy-
/ lor Goodwin. MDroul Turner Omrr
/ Duncan and Mr.. Applcnap lMldwuyl.
/ The FIRST three are ltrp"r elllEoh.
/ Some Say there were 5000 people and
sumy estimated the crowd az 400. Such
/ n mass uf humanity never had boon to-
/ Eethyr before on iiob"r streets Fourth
| " July celebration was nothing 60
! compare 10 tho gathering From tho
stake House grpundn the people ~
l lIcbgr aurgcd To- Turner's hall some
] two blocks north. Here WIS prepared "A
grand banquet IN an seating some 200
| people. % pretty Girls a. walters, and
/ q feast good enough FOR kInE. The
I NNNH" NNNNNN H|.HNAN |NNAH |NHN'h NAIN'I
| during the banquet, after which toaats
| were offered Mrs. willis proposed
| loyalty 90 the nnE ami the Union, IL. NJ.
| Arid responded. Who says Utah and
| Waaatch are not loyal. let this day
| speak Tor our loyalty Bishop John
| Davis. visiting from ulntnh county,
| responded also, Hon. Abrum Hatch re-
] Hpouded 60 the toast ln eloquent Ian
/ guaTc. During hlH remarks "a voice ln
| the audience was heard, what about
! Rev Mr. ulnH uiturauCc about itHhs
] disl0yalty-hc ought 60 SEQ this BCcno."
! Hon A. Hatch said; / have Travelled
] from Canada ON tho north through
| Mexico iu the south, from California
| west 60 the Atlantic east, and have
] never seen such "a vast ussomhlago Ia
| banquet and such loyalty before,
Geo. uar4rc and Mrs. Jacobs also
! spoke 90 tho toast, after which The
/ whole audience sang America with
/ tremendous zolL
Master Of Ceremonies y. u. clyde an.
| nouucod "a recess OF one half hour 10
! clear the room Of tho tables. 10 was
/ then $3.50 p. m. ~ 10 q. m. the grand
| ball was opened which kept up into
! tho We Hmn hours. Tho day wDa Fnmo-
] what diHnrrrunhlO q strong gale blow.
l iuE from the south until 3 o'clock and
| then vcorci To the north, clouds OF dust
] ohFcurpd the sun M times.
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