Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-23
viii Turn Out En- Masse to Greet
The President
CITY BOYS DAILY SWING.
Reports From Outside Points Indi-
cate General Interest Last Nights
Recruits.

Reports from various committeeman
throughout the state continue TO come
IN to Chairman Haywood Of the par
ade committee. which indicate that
there viii be a very large turnout OF
riders for the street demonstration In
honor Of the presidents visit
The attendance at last nights meet
Ing of Salt Lake county riders held In
the Grill room OF the Elk's club was
not as large as the local committee,
consisting Of Jesse NJ Fox, Mont
Fisher, Joe smith, NJ. b. Land and II,
7. Shurtliff, desired and expected. The
three former gentlemen together with
Chairman Haywood, J. c. Leary, G. II.
Cutting and about 30 other riders who
were present, opened an enrolment list
before adjournment and formulated
other plans to swell the Salt Lake coun-
ty contingent, which promises to in
crease the local interest appreclably.
CITY BOYS DAILY SWING.
Joe Smith, the Murray committee
AiaAiI tHlNlANh 90 ii'll Aibh Ah1 CIV VI
the county who have already secured
mounts and the regulation uniform for
the event; and the city riders whose
names were placed on the roster last
night at headquarters, have all agreed
to secure uniforms today and
meet at 5 ,. m, IN front OF
the Elks' club Monday, for the
recruiting swing round the city. The
Cd |ttFtl Ia 10
afternoon, beginning at the same hour
until the day Of the parade, and the
committee hopes through the display Of
the required equipment which the cav
alcade will thus make, TO greatly aug
ment its numbers from day TO day
OUTSIDE REPORTS.
Partial reports had been received
from the outside counties at headquar-
tiers last night, which were read TO the
meeting as follows From Robert
Kimball for Summit county so, II. w.
Barnes and Sheriff Bowman for Davis
county, 70; c. II. Ward and Sheriff Har-
mon for Utah county, 100; Jno. Pack,
Kamas, 10; b, r. Mcdonald, Price and
vicinity, %. B. Grant, Boxelder, 5O
Joseph orson, Pennington, s. c. l.. Oh
sen, Hyr1m, 10.
sanpete and Cache had not yet. re-
ported estimates, but both are expected
to be well represented. as the commit
teemen are putting forth unrenltting
efforts 20 induce turnout
The riders from Sewer county are
not likely to be very numerous. the
local committee states, on account Of
the distance and the consequent ex-
pense of the trip. But efforts are be-
ing made with public spirited citizens
OF those parts to defray portion OF the
shipping cost for the riders who want
to turn out, and there is yet a chance
that old SEWER win be In line as usual
with q display Of It's loyalty.
At last nights meeting the committee
had on exhibition the uniform to be
worn hitherto described as the Roose-
Welt hat, blue navy shirt, tan legglngs
and the light leather belt and price
lists covering these several articles
were submitted by two clothing houses
of the city which enabled the commits
tee TO estimate the cost Of a riders out
III comuete at $500
LAST NIGHTS RECRUITS.
Among the riders enrolled at last
nights meeting was w. c. A. Smoot
who notified the committee that he has
the necessary REQUIREMENT ready to
slip on at moments notice. He Is
eighty-four years old and insists that
in this parade on his show mount ne
win look and feel the part of thirty.
Others whose names went down last
night for recruiting service in the city
were: Henry Coulam, Jesse r. can
non. r. w. a. McCune, Mont Fisher,
Hamp Worthington, A. b Westeriield,
1r Frank Hahn, Nose Engebretzen,
Perry Durham. Ross Ellis. c. III. cut
ting Ira futile, slas Burnham, Guy
Atkinson. Joe Smith, w. Crosby Pick
ering Jonas jerks Mac Beckstead, A.
II. Little, J. c, Leary and b. u. Hey
wood.