The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-07
ELKS WILL GO AFTER
BUFFAL0'S SHOW
Pan-American Exposition Com
ing to Utah.
A GRAND STREET FAIR
PLANS FOR A GREAT SPECTAC-
ULAR CARNIVAL.

The salt Lake Ell1s have taken up the
prOjsct to hold a grand street fair dur
ing the third week in September with
such @ degree OF enthusiasm that the
success Of the event is already assured.
The first thought of the Elks is to make
the fair the greatest spectacular sus-
cess. and they also propose to make it
fine nciaIIy all that could be desired
Last evening committees were app
pointed to assist and give direction to
the street fair project,
With The written assent of all the
tenants and property fronting
on both sides Of Third South street
from Main TO West Temple, and on
West Temple from ThiTC to Second
South. and the permission of the city
council to close The street. excepting
the sidewalks. 20 traffic during the fair
week, the Elks are going ahead with
q VIII TO arrange for the big fair. es-
terday contract was let for the cree
ton Of the arches entering the fair
grounds 1T Main and Third South and
West Temple and Second South The
cost of the arches viii be $1,000 each.
Everything else connected with the
street show VIII be on as magnificent
a scale.
Captain Fred F. -StolL director gem
eral of the fair, wiz leave for New
York and Buffalo on saturday to select
novelty and speciality attractions for
the fair. At Buffalo he viii meet ;.
r. FenJon, the electrical expert, and
the two viii select such Of the electrical
features of the decorations as Will be
serviceable. Exalted Ruler Lester
Freed viii go east on the 22nd to close
contracts for such attractions as Di-
rector General StoII and Mr.. FentOn
select These. viii include the best fea-
lures OF the Midway PIaisance at the
Pan-Auerican exposition
Already assurances have been re-
Ceived from every Elk lO1ge in Cali
fun delegations from each lodge Will
WuOOp up the Salt Lake street fair and
come here to help in the celebration.
Similar assurances on d larger scale
have been received from the states
north and east, and a record-breaking
attendance IS expected
Director General StoiI viii open head
quarters for the EIks' fair at the Ken
yOn hotel on July I.
Committees Named.
The committees announced last even
ing were as follows:
Committee on finance-A, J. Davis,
George a. Snow. w j. Mcintyre, J. g
Leary, n A. RansOhoff, z. D. r.
I Thompson.
on concessions and pTivilsges-F'ranl1
i. Gardner. A. L. Jacobs, I. G. Ranso-
hoff, Fred Slade, w. w. Hall.
Cray George ". Heintz. b T. NevinS.
c. +. Warner. r. F. Neslen.
Committee on decOra TOMS. F. Fen
ton w. NJ. AIcCOnahay, T.. A. Burrell,
NJ. J. Friedman, :. D. Evans.
Committee on resources Of Utah-D.
b. Mccoy. c. r. Cleveland, W. H.
l.SShearman, H c. Shepard.
Parade committee-Dr. J. T. CritCh-
low Or. W. Z. Beer, Henry -Klenlke, J.
o. Nystrom, L. Z. Kahn, l. II. Dun
ming, J. A. Greeuewald. Dr. P. J. Nc
kenna.
Press committee-A. i. Lovey, J. T.
Goodwin, George Buckle.
t Programme cOmpli Zee b Diehl,
I A. w. Ray5Ould Joe Enzensperger,
1 George w. Morgan, Joe Oberndorfer.
/ Committee on accOmmOdations--C. IL
/ Brink r. A. Hartenstein. J. j. Pardee
4 Committee on fraterna1 organization
I IF. NJ Wilson, w. j. Halloran, G y
/ Kinney. George H. InGham-
/ Committee. on reception and hospital
! ity-Entire Salt Lake lodge