The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-25

Plans Completed by Federated
Trades Committee.
MANY HANDSOME FLOATS
FORMATION OF THE FOUR d.
VISIONS.

The plans for the celebration II
Labor day are working out without a
hitch of any kind and the demonstra-
ton to be made by the bread-winners
Of the state grows in magnitude as the
day approaches. The parade will be
larger by far than at first contemplate
ed There are applications coming in
for positions in the line that were not
expected, and the enthusiasm grows as
the news comes in from all sides of the
elaborate preparations that are being
made in the way Of floats and uniforms
for the marchers. One float alone is to
cost over $500. while the electrical
workers viii have twenty floats in line
and viii give an electrical display that
viii be one of the features of the whole
day. The timers will be out in tin plug
hats and tin canes and will take a back
seat for nobody, big or little.
Governor Wells has kindly consented
to deliver an address to the men at
the Lagoon, and it is understood that
Senator Rawlins and Henry w. Law
renee will consent to speak also as soon
as the committee can call upon them.
It is also the intention Of the fedora
ton to request Governor Wells and
Mayor Thompson to issue proclama-
tons asking all citizens to observe the
day as a legal holiday and take part
in the demonstration.
Formation of Parade.
The formation of the marching col
umn and the line of march have been
agreed upon. There will be four divi-
sions of the parade and the organiza-
tons still TO be heard from will be as
signed to positions in one of these divi-
sions. There will be four bands, three
OF them furnished by Held. The 4. G.
NJ /. and Robinson Brothers shoe
store, the Mcdonald candy factory and
other institutions of a similar nature
will be invited TO take part in the pa
rade. Richard Baker of the Briclzlay-
ers' Protective association will be The
marshal of the day and the formation
of the parade will be as follows:
The first division viii form on the
south side Of Second South, with the
right resting on West Temple and fac
ing east. John J. Hessler will be in
command of this division. The organ
izatiOn viii be in this order: Platoon
of police, Salt Lake fire department
Held's military band. Salt Lake Typo
graphical union with a float, Interna-
tiOnal Association of Machinists, Unit
ed Brotherhood of Railway Employees,
blacksmiths, bOilermakers, Brotherhood
Of Railway Car Men with a float.
The second division viii be under
command Of James Ericsson and will
form on West Temple with right rest
ing on Second South. 1t will be in this
order, Band, Valley Smeltermen's
union, Stone Masons union, Bricxlay-
ers' Protective association with a float
Building LabOrers' Protective associa-
ton with a float International Broth
erhOOd Of Electrical Workers with
floats. International Association of
Tin, Sheet Iron and Cornice Workers in
uniform.
The third division will form on West
Temple, with the right resting on Sec
Ond South and facing north. It will
be in command of Mat Wilson and will
be in the following order: Hauerbach' s
band, Carpenters union with a float
International Union of Wood. Wire and
Metal Lathers, Plasterers' union
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators
and Paper Hangers with a float, Bridge
and Structural Iron Workers with a
float.
The fourth division will form on the
north side Of Second South, with the
right resting on West Temple and fac
ing east. 1t. viii be in command of p.
Christensen and will be in the follow
ing order; Band, Cigar Makers Inter-
national union with q float Brewers
and Matters with float, Beer Drivers
and Stable Men mounted, International
Union of Horse ShOers with a float
Amalgamated Union of Leather Work
ers, Moulders' Union of North America.
and others.
The line of march will be east on
Second South to State street; south on
State to Third South; countermarch on
state to Second South; west on Second
South to West Temple; north on West
Temple to First South; east on First
South to Main street; north on Main
to Brigham Young's statue; counter
march on Main to Third South; coun-
! termarch on Main street to Second
South and west on Second South to
Federation hall, where ranks will be
broken.