The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-08
ecedented Crowds ThrOng
|he Great Peach PrOduc-
ing Utah Town.
MITED DISTRIBUTION
OF THE FINEST FRUIT
'ss a Day of Enjoyment and
3atisfactiOn to All TAX
Ing Part.
10 Tho Tribune.

~EHAM Cll1 sept. i.-plBSe' ''H'
than ever, Brigham Ci,y's big an
P8ach day has come and passed
, Into history. Although past. 1t
soe be forgotten for another year
{ .st by the thousands OF visitors
I we're here TO partale OF the hos
~ OF the people OF Brigham city
sAIl had q good time while IL Brig
Ity, and IL was a day OF recreation
>ny Salt Lallers who came here for
ne purpose. That all were pleased
heir days outing could easily DC
~ the manner in which they Inter
themselves during the day and
..k in the attractions the city Of
which: indeed, were numerous and
;nriety suitable for old and young.
liz was spared by those in charge
big celebration to provide attrac
md amusements for all, The free
: booths, where hundreds OF bushels
sKham's most luscious peaches were
.iufed all day. were the center of
Hon, OF course, and this feature
- own in making the day the sue
Il was.
\ feature was greatly enjoyed by
isifors. Enough peaches had been
I'd to care for 1900 visitors, and II
NJ the visitors went home feeling
jad not had all the fruit they could
one day. il was truly their own
\. Besides peaches. Watermelons.
'oupes and other fruits were in
'bnce.
3oig parade was first in order. after
rival of all the special trains from
nth aud south.
jediately after the parade. Mayor
~ H. Blackburn delivered a short
-picy address OF welcome TO the
that had assembled about the ele-
. platIorm on Main street, In his
'H, The mayor showed up some OF
inns Special advantages in his usual
manner, and was accorded rouslng
'l9e-, MI, Blackburn then presented
por William Spry, who made brief
~ an which he set forth some OF
J unllI1lted resources. not forgetting
Wpliment Brigham City and her
~ for the hospitality shown the
Outdoor Attractions.
Ing the outdoor attractions OF the
Eere sightseeing trips about the
fnd especially TO the large peach
us surrounding the city. These
Fere made by local transportation
PIES and Ogden automobile sight
cars. Dancing afternoon and
~ baseball theatcrs and many
! outdcor attractions were on the
nme Tor the day. A merry go
: had been provided for the chill
ND was busy all day and evening.
7cademy of Music entertained dur
81 day more than 1000 people.
4 the parade. without doubt. was
= The largest and best pageant ever
sed In the state outside Of Salt
lily and Ogden. The parade start
-.move promptly at II 30 from the
'square, Second East and Fores;
going TO Second North. thence 10
'freet, thence south on Main street
URN south, countcrmarched to
! and west TO Second West street
novel and interesting features
Hsishiy displayed. Among the In
pg features of the parade was the
Inc Ogden Portland Cement com
[hls float contained a small house
sy constructed ana outer walls
pebble dashed cement finish.
y about the house were cement
OF miniature construction, and
dNogether representing a modern
fc2gnstructed OF cement. The float
4 Ssan Idaho Sugar company also
red among the first ranks This
eRresentcd the process In the man
Je OF sugar and was very interest
make-up being splendid. w. s.
~ n9at. carrying some OF his
snored livestock. the float being
~ siX large Thoroughbred horses,
rpsea novel feature, MANY other
apL brigham City and the county
represented by elaborate floats,
uus stt'a TOOK part. being the Brigham
ni'taTy band: Fielding. Bear River
Hu Mantua bands. and the musl-
ssiehizatlon Of one Of Logan's lodges
'n a place In the parade. The
WAS headed by Sheriff Josenh
ION, marshal OF the day. followed
: Brigham band. '0 "''
The Amusements,
O'CLOCK real Indian war dance
scores OF Washable Indians frmn, Ir
sshakie Indian reservation in nortb'
tcx Elder county, engaged in a
i,hr dance: that returned recoiIccN
72 somc OF the pioneers present IGat
nything but pleasant and tl,riiieS
srong gathered about with tb"ir
- yeiis. The Indians looked tho
ing In their native costumes, with
display of paint
stSo the biz baseball game COM
y at tho Brigham bali park AZ
Ehis feature drew hundreds ~ n.a MS
4 ne teams playing were the Wells
,tam and a picked nine from the
SEegue teams OF the state. THE
reld the large crowd OF baseball
'nasts down to q point of intense
- from beginning TO cnd. The
rfas to 0 in favor Of the Salt Lake
, o'clock In the tabernacle 4 free
W me Graham Musical Concert
~ OF salt Lake City was given.
rne OF Graham was enough adycr-
etor ms feature. and long before
,id<sd tlnc Tor commencing, The large
~ was hl!cd to ovcrfiowing.
II Fruit Display.
display of peaches and apples was
sst and best exhibit OF It's kind
P"h IN northern Utah The fruit
n sAhipltlon IN front of the court
on display stands built
auiodate three tiers OF peach
Az 40 10 end. and reaching the full
Q)Pt the courthouse grounds. Tho
Was 90 placed that visitors coujd
b.Mid display more than q block
, Incy arrived from the depot
= fHuuiui iruit was admired bv The
Up 10 p. m, when tho prize.
cs.pS tne Box Elder CommcrciaI cluh
~ i,risDam city Frui,growers as
S II ~erc awarded. and Tie fruit
ar ~ Inc following were the win
~ .ne many prizes offered:
rt'.1s Eases OF Elberta Dcachcs-Flrst
Ie; won by Miss May Isnacson
I PIE s''o0, won by n. l., Fish
: casts OF EIherta peaches-rirst
/, ~ won ny Charles +. Anderson:
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