The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-24
MAKES PLANS FOR
PIONEER PARADE
Committee Outlines the Order
and Places For Assembling.
YOUNG WOMEN TO ENTERTAIN
ATHLETICS AND FIREWORKS
FEATURES OF PROGRAMME.

Inc committee which has charge OF
the pioneer celebration parade issued
TIE following line Of march yesterday.
u requests that all who may take
part in this parade assemble prompt
~ at the southwest entrance to
Liberty park little before 10 o'clock, in
order that there may be as little de-
lay as possible. General Robert T
Burton VIII be grand marshal.
Order OF Formation.
The order Of forming is as follows:
Inside OF southwest entrance,
platoon of police.
lion Fifth East between Ninth and
Tenth South, Twenty-ninth infantry
band on northeast corner Tenth South;
2 Twenty-ninth United States infantry
companies L and F, on east side. mid
die of block; 3. pioneers of AZ, east side.
north of infantry; T. Competition floats,
etc, west side or street.
III-On Fifth East between Tenth
and Eleventh South, veteran artil-
lerymen, southeast corner Tenth South;
,, NauvOO legion, east side, middle of
block; 3, State band, south Of NauvOO
legion; 4, veteran fire department,
southwest corner of the block; s. mod
ern fire department, west side, middle
OF block; 8, automobiles, west side,
south Of modern fire department
IV-BetWeen Fifth and Sixth East on
Tenth South, Martial band, south
side of street near corner Fifth East;
., pony express east of Martial band.
V-Between Fourth and Fifth East
on Tenth South, Heid's band, south
side of street near corner Fifth East;
2, G.. a r, south side Of street. west
OF Held's band 3, Philippine veterans,
west OF c. a. r
Order of Parade.
Platoon Of police.
2-TWenty-ninth infantry band
5-TwO companies Of infantry, [. S.
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Pioneers Of AZ,
martial band
6-Veteran fire department.
Modern fire department.
SfNauvOo legion.
Other veterans of the Nauvoo legion,
including those enrolled in Utah.
Veterans of Mormon battalion.
Indian war veterans
Pony express riders
9-Neteran artillery
10-Utah State band
11-Competitive floats, etc.
12-POny express.
13-Held's band.
I4-G. a. R.
15-Philippine veterans.
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guished officials.
The cortege will begin TO move
promptly at 10 a. m, at which time all
are asked to be at their designated
places, as above outlined.
List Of Amusements.
Patriotic speeches viii be given from
the grand stand Immediately after the
parade. The speakers viii be John
Henry Smith and Judge O W. Powers.
After the addresses, Governor Wells
will. with a few appropriate words,
present 10 the oldest male pioneer a
eold-haadeI cane and TO the oldest wo-
men pioneer a silk umbrella.
A military drill viii follow the ad-
dresses. Sports and games viii be held
in the afternoon. There viii be dis
uIav Of fireworks from $50 TO $50 p m
The Twenty-ninth Infantry band will
play at the park in the evening.
YOUNG Women Will Entertain.
The Daughters of the Pioneers are re
ouested TO assemble at the park
promptly at Q o'cOlCk a IN. They are
expected 10 look after and aid the old
folks IN every way possible and 10 try
and see that every comfort IS provided
for them
A luncheon viii be served to all pio-
neers during the noon hour by the
Daughters, who viii try TO make the
occasion one of the features of the day.
Automobiles have been placed at the
disposal of the state. church. county
and city officials for the day.