The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-23

isfactory thus far, and the manag gers
assert that they have many surprises
yet. and that the visitors VIII not see
ali Of re fair tin the last hour of the
last day The Indians will be on the
streets a number Of times during the
week and viii give some OF their weird
dances in the most public places; the
midway attractions viii also play I'M
pOrtant parts in "A number Of the pa
rs,Jes to be given in the evenings, and
NJ effort will be spared to 6ive the
people diversion. There viii be no
let up in the Kangaroo court and there
is talk of putting on two additional
patrol wagons.
A Day of Rest.
There was absolute quiet in the car
n-val enclosure yesterday. No Duil-
ness and no work of any kind was
permitted. and after the revels of Sa
urday night. continuing till midnight,
this rest was most accepta BILE Direc-
tor General Stoll visited the scene OF
tLe carnival at o'clock in the morn
ing and emphasized the rule that sun
day was to be strictly observed. One
fellow who was trying to do business
ON the side was ChOked OF. lie pro-
tested. but was informed that his COLI
tract did not provide for Sunday sell
ing and that he could either abide by
his contract or quit altogether he
subsidized. The gates wefe bombarded
all through the day and evening by
rule Of exclusion was rigidly enforced.
At the meeting of the executive COM
r1ittee yesterday IL was decided To have
a special parade every evening during
the week. the time fixed for the start
Is 40 and the parade is 20 be entirely
different each evening. The great cleo
t1iCal parade viii taGe place on Thurs
day evening, and as Thursday is 10
be Elks' day. this parade VIII be an
ticipated with the greatest interest.
All tie parades viii be under the SUI
pervision OF Director General StOlI.
The principal feature II the parade
this evening viii - the indians, and
the war dance i'm the street is expected
To attract a large crowd.
Excursions Coming.
News arrived at Elks headquarters
yesterday from all sides telling of the
general advance Of the Elks an along
the line. with salt Lake as the point
OF common attack. The special rail
road rates 80 into erect today and
the salt Lakers Will have things their
own way no longer The greatest en-
cuFsion of all viii be run from Ogden
on THURSDAY Each of the roads has
decided Go run four trains 20 salt
Lake, each train 10 have ten coaches.
This will make eighty coaches IN all.
This g expected to be the largest eN-
cursion ever run into the city
The Tintic Ell1s viii come in on
Wednesday morning. They viii arrive
al 10 o'clock in the morning on two
special trains. and viii make their in
fuence felt before they have been in
the city long. The Butte delegation Is
now Oh the road. The advance guard
OF the POcatello Elks, headed by Elk
allied Ruler Rampton. viii arrive this
afternoon. The special train from
that point will arrive on Wednesday.
Idaho Falls and Boise viii be included
IN this excursion.
Captain Mcfarland yesterday wired
Director General Stoll that the Den
Yer lodge left for Salt Lake last night.
The lIlks from Cheyenne. Rock
Springs, Laramie. RawlinS. Evanston
and intermediate points Will arrive in