The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-06
KAYsvILLE's GALA DAY.
Independence Day Observed in splen-
did Manner

Kaysviile July 4.-kaysviile's eeiebrai
ton of the Fourth was a magnificent sue
cess From day-dswn until evening there
was one round of pleasure Tor the througs
! that assembled here to honor the day
The .saiutes at 4 a. m. were followed by a
/ pleasing feature in the nature Of a sur
! prise serenade by a party OF Bountiful
vocalists, who sang some beautifuI selec-
( tons.
The chief exercises of the day were held
ut 10 o o'clock in the meeting house Inc
audience that came together was ptThaps
the largest ever seen in kaySville, toe
capacity of the building being entirely in
adequate TO accommodate them. Nearly
/ all Of the towns IN DAVIS cornty were
represented in the assembly.
The programme was excellent Miss
Emma Ramsey, the principal vocalist,
covered herself with glory and was ap-
plauded and encored repeat eddy for her
splendid singing. Nothing Ike il has been
heard in kaysviIle before. Her opening
selection was THE Flag Without
Stin." and as an encore she sang THE
Star-spangIed Banner Her second num-
Der was Dudley Bucks Fear not Ye,
. Israel" followed b. Robin Adair.' ana
as q special favor she gave Annie
LOurie,'' much 10 the delight OF the au-
dience, which was very apprsCiative OF
her ready and gracious responses 10 en-
cores.
Barnard J. Stewart of salt Lake de-
livered a very eloquent, thoughtful and
instructive Grafton, ana was heartily ap-
plauded.
Professor and Mrs. Z. David Mann Of
Bountiful were excellent in the parts they
rendered on the piano ana violin BOth
were encOred and responded.
Miss Leta Tubbs of Layton, though but
IL years Of age, sang beautifully our
Own United States" and displayed talent
that is somewhat remarkable She also
responded to an encore
A pleasing and unique feature OF the
programme was The reading Of sentiments
appropriate tO-the day and the occasion,
written by former residents of kavsVllle-
who have become prominent IN business
and professional circles elsewhere. Those
who contributed were state Auditor
Charles 5. Tingey, President James H
LinfOrd of the b Y college, Logan. VIII
liam A HYDE Pocatelio, Ida; Albert
Beazer Lorenzo. Ida. and John Z.
Roueche of Afiilvilie, Utah.
other parts Of the programme were
toasts bv HvrI1m Stewart. John G. NJ.
Barnes and Hubert g Burton. national
hymns by the giee club and au5ience and
hearty cheers by everyone Mayor e
Burton. jr.. efficiently filled the position
of master of ceremonies James n. Lin
ford was chaplain, ana John ". IhOrniey
marshal of the day
The Kaysville BASEBALL nine won two
victories today and established unqueS-
tIouab lv their right 10 the championship
of Davis county At a m they met tle
BountifuI team and vanqu1shed il by d
score of u to II with an inning tc spare.
Then they rested a few hours and at 30
were on the diamond again with picked
nine from Layton against them. They
had things all their own way, and simply
couldn't coax the visitors 10 score more
than ten times while the kaysville boys
sent the ball afied and walked home
thirty-eight times.
The usllal Fourth of July races tugs-Of-
cupied the afternoon and evening ana
rounded out a cay of complete ENJOY ment