The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-14
THRONES COME
ON MINERS DAY
Many Visitors Reach Salt Lake
From the Camps.
PARADE IN THE STREETS
AFTERNOON rs SPENT IN RE
CREATION AT LAGOON.
PARADE IN THE STREETS

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IN on the regular morning train. due m
Z salt LaI.e at 10 o'clock.
All the heavily loaded trains arrived
IN the city at about the same time.
[ Ihey were met at the depots by the
following reception committee of the
Utah Federation of Labor: j. IT. Law
/ cry chairman; Karl Ost5y. j. T.. Light
Z loot j. G.. Smith. jr.. T.. f.. Hart j. 81.
I Spauldlng, Homer CTomer and Thomas
I Watkins. The men wore blue badges
/ SO that they could bee distinguished
from the rest of the throng The first
/ tour went 10 the Rio GTaude depot and
/ the latter TO the Short Line station.
They greeted the incoming visitors and
extended TO them the freedom Of the
city
Parade Marches Through Streets.
They then led the excursionists from
each railroad to West Second South
and South Third West streets. where
the parade was formed The reception
committee. eight abreast. headed the
parade up Second South street TO the
business section of the city.
The various delegations fell iu line Il
he following order. each local headed 10y
the banner of the organization and old
Glory. Picked band from Eureka under
the leadership of Isaac barton, Eureka
local, western FEDERATION or Miners
Stockton local. W T. n Mercur local.
W. +. NJ. Park City Miners band IS. ID.
Miller. director: Park City local 40. Jas.
W, J.. 81. Bingham brass ldEn. under
tine leadership OF A. ~. Lybcck- Bins
ham local. ~. T. n West Jordan Smell
termeu union Valley Sme.teEme1 S.
union of MURRAY. over 1900 mon were fH
line. all wearing badges Of the local
unions to which they belonged The
Bingham contingent had the largest rep
TesenUatiOn i'm the parade. although there
were more Park City miners iu the city
More of the latter br0ugh. their wives
and families and. sWegTheartS but cone
sequently. many of them did not march
going downtown in 'busses uT street cars
or following the parade along the side
walks. Altogether there were fully 5.al-
visitors in town.
TocsI TT,,iov.- E..,,-.s-.,,+,5
--o-0 ~-0P 80 49,
ne various locals were hta2Du 3- l--tlL
0Itieefs as lQlloWS; Farh llt2-F- '-
L.sii5-l org. p5esiuel.li s'4es 4'il.=l Ice
p es.de4t, Edward p Boyle. s1gLe-ar-,
j. o. GetScn. treasurer EureEa-l lgHlas
lanes. pIesi4elti Eugene eo.l;
vice president. Nicholas combs financial
MasnussCn. recording secretary, William
Bacon. treasurer Bingham-Frank En-
flcSon, president, j. A. kaufman. vice
president, p O. Locke. financial secr5-
tary: Eli Mitchell treasurer. o. T.. Par
sons recording secretary. AIuTTaE-Ehlm-
as Dillon. president, Thomas MCGEE. vice
secretary. Peter johnson. financial score
tary. Con Gallagher treasurer. stockton
Archibald Mcdonald president Robert
Works. vice president: Charles Neckar.
financial secretary; john Mills. recording
secretary. Edwin Donaldson. treasurer.
West Jordan-CharIcs Fac~y. president
Peter Ycrkez. vice president. A. ~.
Charter financial secretary. Daniel
Lloyd. recording secretary. William BOTG.
treasurer. Mercur-L0uis Robert. Secre-
tarv,
State Officers Attend
The ofrieor- ~ tho stsr- ,.r.e-a-.i,-t.or-
in attendance were President A. ".
1,ha,rter OF Park cry VINO acted as mar
-aai Of tHe DAY wee PRESIDENT FRANK
l-llthSoH Oh blLsiidn cans on SeeIel.-Ls
treasurer .. +. l-d4sIoLd on fdiN Llt.-
olate Organizer o. ~ carpenter OF el-
I1Ilue; executive board consisting on -
E-usSeii OF deEcuf- A. taeeA OF ~ est
JORDAN. Louis ho1eru OF Mereur-
> ne .ih7 "t march was ~ follows. AlelE
NJ esi Second south street from aspoiS 20
vest lrWpte- S'Gth ON N eNL temple t'
I uiLu SCUM t'5t on iAitN SCUM ~
7 " ,ll.l- ~, "a on aiat- -o .-- l'.'- ..l
o-..1 MOI. eilielt, 90 5ti'- CD ON 9it.A
~ on r-gt -; 5...,f3
=. r. 49,. NO. ~ 49,.
70 MAN; souIh on Main 10 second s2uln5
o Ill 800 1870 ~ r. 7'.' &.
and Fourth South streets where the pro-