Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-20
All Such Should Report to Marshal
Haywood on Friday Night
ARRANGING FOR PARADE.
President VIII Review IL From city
And County Binding steps
Line Of March Changed.

EVERY lndH tthlulHB III suit Ldhc
county who has o saddle horse or who
can borrow one is invited by United
States Marshal r. b. Haywood TO re-
port to him by o'clock Friday evening
so that arrangements can be pefeeted
for the big parade that viii escort
President Roosevelt from the Oregon
| Short Line depot to the joint build
ing grounds on May 20.
The parade will be reviewed by Presl-
| dent Roosevelt from the steps Of the
city and county building This decl-
sion has necessitated a slight change
| In the line of march when the column
reaches the intersection Of state ana
Fifth South streets, At that point
the divisions will swing through the
grounds and leave the square at the
northwest corner continuing on to
Second South where they will disband.
After the review the president will be
escorted to the Tabernacle by the mill
tary. After the short exercises In the
big building the chief executive Will be
escorted 10 the residence Of Senator
Kearns, where lunch viii be served.
From there he will re urn TO the
special train and continue on his tour
THE THIRD "RAWBIDE.'
This morning j, c, Leary was hard
at work at the EllSs q ibhouse get
ting out what he called the third raw
hide" which, for the benefit OF the ten
derfoot, Ia interpreted as the third com
munlcatiOn that has been sent to the
various chairmen In the different cities
and counties OF Utah. This 'rawhide"
is reproduced below;
"My Dear sir-Thls reminder Of the
important service which took pleasure
In asking you to render our great state
in the effort II viii make to creditably
receive President Roosevelt when he
visits Salt Lake on the 29th inst, Is
necessary because time is pressing and
the advices We need In order TO COM
plete preparations are coming In too
slowly. II the other members of your
committee are not working with you
vigorously In an effort to get a squad
of riders from the nearest shipping
point shown on our poster as having
special rates, will you not redouble your
own efforts to get the boys TO say they
will come and report az once as you get
this assent. the name of each one and
the point from where he viii ship.
salt Lake county VIII make a big
showing and your county should be in
good evidence in the line. We must
hear fayorably from you soon.
Arrangements have been made for
free service in connection with this
parade movement with the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company Call
up the undersigned freely for consulta-
ton and In making reports"
In this connection there have been
numerous answers TO the first and Sec
end reminders. Bright and early this
morning Henry Welsh called up from
Park. City and stated that there was
an enthusiastic meeting OF citizens
held last night in SllveroD0lis with
Supt. DAILY In the chair, The result
was that the parade committee was
notified to get ready to provide for al
least 100 horses and riders.
Another communication was recev-
ed from John Crook, adiutant general
Of the Indian War veterans I'm Wa
satch county. He asks that seats be
reserved for so men and their wives IN
the Tabernacle. The contingent, he
says. will gather at Heber City and
come In over the Rio Grande on the
morning Of the 29th. II is the inten-
ton to march Up from the depot with
colors flying and a general brave show.
Joseph Orson writes from Leaning
ton TO the effect that that town will
furnish about Is horsemen, and asks
that the Oasis car be stopped at that
point to pick Up the mounts.
BY the same mail this morning let
ter was received from b. c. Ward Of
Sandy stating that the boys were
rather haZy regarding what was re-
Quired OF them, the general impress
sion being that fancy rough riding
and bronch0 busting was required,
consequently quite number OF tifnld
horsemen who otherwise would lie TO
be In the parade. had reluctantly de-
clined TO risk their lives In honor Of
the president Needless TO say Mr..
Ward was notified by return mall
that there could not be enough good
quiet horses in the parade as mean
animals were peril to the crowds
and We're not desired under any cir
Cumstances.
COMMITTEE WORKING HARD.
AZ the headquarters of the parade
committee in the Elks' club house
everybody In working hard. During
the past two days about 1880 letters
anu tilfNlalS ndNt bttU SEM out tli
over the state. The answers to the
first notices mailed are commencing to
arrive with all indications that the
number Of horsemen from outside dis
tricis win be decidedly large. ia fact.
Salt Lake will have TO bestir itself II
II does not want 20 be lost entirely
among the troops Of visitors. Already
Provo and vicinity has notified head
quarters that 100 horses and men can
he counted on. X. w. Barnes OF
Kaysvllle also is the authority for the
statement that from his town there
VIII be close upon 30 mounted men and
every settlement in Davis county will
send is quota Of horsemen a COM
mittee Is az work In Logan securing
riders and horses. and as a low rate
for transportation has been put In by
the Oregon Short Line for the occasion
It Is confidently expected that the
granery Of Utah will send down a
heavy representation. Park city. too.
win be TO the fore when II comes 20
the number Of riders in the line OF
march.
Dan Lewis, Jr., Of Marian, Summit
county. writes 10 headquarters that
several Of the boys are making prep
nrations 20 come overland with their
outfits IN order TO swell the numbers
OF strangers who will b. In Salt Lake
on Presidential day
Final arrangements for the parade
I'm D.. ,,.Ta a., Monday aNpntnp when