Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-28

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practicable after 10 o'clock. All the
automobiles rendered to the committee
will be used as far as they. Will go,
{ but it is expected that there will not be
sufficient autos to convey the crowd
as only ITO had been placed at the dis
3posal of the committee this morning.
though a few more are expected be-
tore the day is out. The deficiency Will
be made up with citizens carriages OF
which sufficient are expected to be Of
fered to complete the parade. The carr
rlages will5follow the automobiles. and
it is desired that every driver leave
at least a space of so feet between his
vehicle and the preceding one. The
committee especially requests that the
vehicles be driven slowly so as to allow
the visitors an opportunity to see the
sights.
LINE or THE PARADE.
All of the visitors will be driven from
tho depotsi to West Temple, those from
the Short Line depot via South Temple.
and those from the ID. 81 r. G. depot
via Second South. Both companies Mill
then join, those from the south coming
north on West Temple to South Tenn
pie. From there the whole company
will move east to State street, thence
to Fifth South. thence west on Fifth
South to- Main street. thence north on
Main street to South Temple, thence
east on South Temple to Thirteenth
East, concentrating TO the Temple
block, where they will take lunch.
The disposition of the bands will be
as follows: The. Fifteenth infantry
band from Fort Douglas will be sta
toned at the o. s. i. depot, and the
Ladies G. A. Il. band at the ID. & r. c.
depot. Held's band will be located a t
the Brigham Young monument, ut the
head of Main street. When the process
sion leaves the depots, the Fifteenth
Infantry band will move 10 the Eagle
gate, ana the Ladies', G.. "A. r. band
will go to Sixth East In South Temple.
Later when the. parade Is finished the
Fifteenth Infantry and the Ladies' &.
a. r.. bands will so to the Temple block,
where they will play several selections
during the luncheon.
ARRANGEMENT OF TABLES.
on the admission of the old folks OF
the city to the Temple block atIa O'clock,
they will find tables arranged by stakes
as follows: Pioneer stake, on the west
side OF the lawn north of the tabor
nacle: Salt Lake stake. the northwest
corner of the block: Ensign stake, The
northeast corner; Liberty stake and five
In the corporate limits OF Inc city, the
southeast corner of the grounds, north
of the tabernacle
The grounds VIII be decorated with
flags and bunting. and the
tabernacle in which program Is to
be given during the afternoon will
be decorated with flags and bunting,
.potted plants and flowers, and 1.
special electric display. In front of the
organ will be the words &'.Welcome
Utah silver crews. The placard on
the south gate Of the Temple block
will announce the closing OF the
grounds to visitors until $3.50 as fol-
lows: "Otd Folks Day. salt Lake City
cntertains the Silver Gress. Grounds
closed to visitors until s;3 0 p. m.
SPECIAL POLICE SERVICE.
Lieut.. Hernple, acting chief of police
has detailed two mounted policemen to
meet the trains at each depot. They
will escort the old folks to town and
thence follow the parade through the
city. Four patrolmen have been ass
signed to be present IN the Temple
block during the day. The morning re-
lief and also the afternoon relief "
receive instructions to give special at
tention to the care of the old folks
during the day.
y The train from the north will leave
Brigham City at 5:4J, arriving al 4