Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-27

Salt Lake has had considerable ad
vertislng over this Carnival, but yo,
just wait until next year.
Despite the fact that we were much
handicapped By the death of President
Mckinley and the attendant expens.
attached 70 the postponement and The
two extra days for the hiring of The
guards, lights band and Indian con-
tracts we will come ont with a hand.
| some balance 20 our credit
I'VE have met all bills and
think that no one will accuse us OF
being niggardly and not living up 10 our
! promises. Every suggestion made by
Queen Mabele has been carried out in
regard 10 dresses, carriages aud other
things and the same holds good in all
departments. Yesterday was our big
day and our actual attendance was II. =
sSe, with 6,iO3 paid admissions to the
midway. We also expect TO have big
days today and tomorrow.
In course OF further conversation
Capt Stoll was loud IN his praise Of the
work OF chief Hilton and his men in
the manner In which they handled the
crowd and kept an eye on all suspicious
characters Il do not think that you
could md another carnival In the coun-
try" he said, that has been so well
poiiced or so free from crooks or row.
dyism"
BUILDING TO co UP.
Aithls tunc.ure Exalted Ruler Freed
wGS caught Mr.. Freed theoretically
seconded all that Capt Stoll had said
about the police and proceeded 10
throw q few bouquets at Chief Hilton
himself He then went on 10 state that
the carnival had been'a great success
ana Just as soon as the bids could be
awarded work would commence ON the
new building on State street II ex-
pect work 10 begin within thirty DAYS"
ne said. "and the Elks' quarters win
De ready for occupancy by April LIST
We feel very grateful TO the people OF
salt Lake for the manner in which
they have responded and the way they
turned out last night and packed the
streets until the police had 10 fight their
way through that solid mass makes us
all feel good"
Coming down to the receipts NJ the
Carnival Mr.. Freed stated that thew
had been, perhaps, greatly exaggerated.
Nevertheless he expressed the same
opinion as given by Director General
stoil that the treasury would he ON
fiched to the extent OF close upon $40 Oeo
by the time the carnival closed tomor.
row night. 'O"'''
RECORD FOR THE UNITED STATES
George Jabour. however. when seen
capped the climax lie asserted With
ont any reservation that the Elks' car.
niVal IN salt Lake was the blrgest
thing pulled on by that fraternai or.
Plantation TO date In the United states
Mr Jaoour gave the figures as proof
That he was not handing out what the
profession calls hot air." He makes q
speciality Of following the Elk carniyals
throughout the country and in conse-
quence Is an authority.
George Jabour. proprietor OF the Ia.
bouf Amusement company, was found
In his room al the Cullen AZ noon To-
Jay. He apologized for tse fact ,hs,
The reporter had caught him in the ac, |
n getting out OF bed. but then ,he |
glance az the lavender silk underwear
was fuliy worth the price Of admission.
~ the speiler would say. Mr. Jabour |
'trtalnly looked prosperous. which was |
'ot belied by the sight Of some full bags
u COIN ana revolver lying on the
lressing table.
Are you satisfied with the business
Iou have done In Salt Lake," was the
irst question.
This Is the best carnival held by the
slks as yet In the United States fin
very respect: largest IN point OF at
enhance, best In regard TO the order
,ept"
OF course II was natural that Mr.