The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-04
WIzARD'S WARDS
HOLD SESSION
Plans Advanced for Reception
and Parade-HOrSeS Are
Donated.
ROUGH RIDERS COMING
INDIANS WILL TAKE PART IN
PICTURESQUE AFFAIR,

Tho wards of the Mysterious Wiz wer,
! in session again last night at the Com
meIciaI club hearing reports from various
committeeman who are making prepare
tions Tor the parade on the night OF
Aug. O.
Every feature Of the pageant previously
arranged for h3s been perfected according
TO the reports made. and new ones were
added last night which WIFE increase the
Weirdness of the coming spectacle. as
well as provide places fer the rapidly in
creasius membership of the ". o. W.
bunch.
There has been no feeling of anxiety
ON the part Of the wards as to the APP
pearance the Wiz himself will make on
the coming important occasion. He has
been appTised Of the Importance OF this
affair I'm Salt Lakes estimation and he
and his immediate retinue viii be attired
The costumes Of the wards were re-
ported made and ready last night and
their mounts secured by tender Of twenty
horses from X. j. cary manager or the
WellS-FargO Express, twenty horses by
B. +. Redmau, twenty horses by S. IT..
Love, transfer manager Z. q. NJ. J.;
twenty horses by Alex. Pickering and
twenty horses By p. j. Moran B. F.
Redman also provided twelve additional
beautiful grays for special escort pur-
poses.
Johnny Stokar of BOuntiful reported a
division from his town which viii num-
Der twenty-five riders and COMMITTEES
to properly costume the contingent was
appointed from among the wares
The rough rider and wild west divi-
sions. including the Indians, was reported
as follows:
Rough Rider Division.
Major A J. Caldwell. Indian agent.
Fort Hall: Mr.. HAYES or Mr. HAYWOOD
assistant agent; Joe HolbToOk official in
teTpreteT, ard fifty-three Indians, incIud-
ing ten Of their hands0mest women and
some pappOOseS. The Indians viii bring
carload Of their dress and dance toys
for parade purposes and the various
stunts they viii put on during their en-
gagement, as also their tepees, tOm-toms
and other 1mpedlmenta of show outings
and they Will have their ponies for pa
rades. as well as some of their fleetest
race horses and few of the outlaw kind
that will keep the busters busy if they
stick on them.
Following is a partial list of the In
dams: Frank Randall. Jack HOyt Major
Tommy, George Matsaw. Captain Willy
William Yitsekin. ToOpOmpy Tendoy,
Johnny Blackbear, Tom POhagwinza,
Rabbit. COrinjO, Weaver Drink Tom Ed
mo, Jim Mack, Frank Woodabogan. Al
bert California, PaTzee. Fred Douglas
Jimmy Sequlnts, SOnnip, Charley Wash
ington- Tahyinga, Johnny Rundell. Ka-ka
Pannavids..
Women or wild west and parade riders:
Nellie PllOn, Grace Sutton. Laura Sutton
Jennie SnOwden Marie Gerstner, Miss G.
ROBERTS. Ruby Garner, Mrs. Y. st Clair
Miss Lille Dickinson. Laura Roseberry.
Ethel Bogedahl, Chris Thompson. Inez
Miller Mrs. Morris. Mrs. s. Finch and
two Vera McHugh, Mrs. Clayton banks,
Miss Dillon.
Men and parade riders: J.. c.. L,earv and
ufteen riders. Jack Rich and ten COW
punchers, Harry Brennan. Bob Hunt.
Less WhitiocS, Iii Luker, e. 3. Irwin and
I5Ileen men from east and south, Jim
Hail. Frank Nickells, Pat Num-. CLAYTON.
Danke, sam ScOville, bud Stevenson.
harry Upton, F. r. Irwin T Hughes
Parry, A. II. Rudy, Oscar Gray. Georgs
Lang, Earl Vance. Roy Thomson. q I
Trip and two riders, Roy Radon. Dave
Rufl, +. Manceley. Frank Hoffman. Al
r Valdez, Bob Harker. l. l. Bradley
and five busters. w. c. Orr and five
busters.
Dr.. T. William Stevenson is now To-
Gated in his new office. suite 611-612
Boston building. Office hours. 2-5 n
M. Telephones, office and residence
Bell Forest >. Ind 42O.