The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-12

G Parkinson. first vice president; DR..
c. W. states. second vice president
Ezra p. Monson, secretary; I. H. Nash,
/ treasurer
Finances. c. Parkinson. Hyrum
Hatch. Frank Strives, Martin Anderson,
William Mendenhall Abe Whitehead. 5.
l. Woodward. George MCGEE.
Reception. W. Webster, #. G.
Parkinson. Joseph Scarborough, Thomas
Preston, /. B. Evans.
History and Data-President George
C Parkinson. 8. 3. Wright, T. G. Lowe.
5. y. Morgan.
Programs. w. Parkinson, A. B.
Nash, Thomas Smart.
Invitation and Advertising-C- D.
Goaslind, ID. A. Rogers, w. 9. Shipley,
Ezra Hatch James Packer. +. Thomp-
Entertainment-Tho Durant. Abe
whitehead Edwin Bodily. w. NJ DANES.
John A. Lowe, L G. Parkinson.
Arrangements - Peter Whitehe cad.
cecil Woodward. William Lowe. Hyrum
Monument - Thomas Smart. S. c.
Par kinsOn, Ivan Woodward.
transportation - President George
Parkinson, Hyrum Hatch.
sports-A. B. Nash. +. T. Strives. w.
=. Snlpley, p b Dunkley, Cecil Wood
ward, Dr: G. w States,
rlreworks-Peter Whitehead, william
Lowe, Farley Hill. George Robinson.
FIRING Salutes. Etc.-Wilian Lowe.
Farley Hill. George Robinson.
~, Parade and indian Skirmish-Ivan
II IL.
Lowe, A. w. Webster, b. p. Porter, DR..
-. ", states, o. II. Shumway, Z. b.
Dunkley, A c. Smith. Fred Hawkes..
Promptly mt Sunrise.
The proceedings viii be opened
promptly at sunrise. June IA. William
II: Mendenhall Of Thatcher Lake. Ida.
VIII be marshal Of the day. The pro-
gram in fun follows:
June l4-t1ring salute and hoistinE
rags at SUNRISE pioneer and Indian
sklrmlsh, $50 a m, between 75 Sho-
snOne Indians against whites repre-
sehung pioneers; pioneer meeting at
~ a m. temporary chairman, Lorenzo
Ia Aatch, chairman Idaho Semf-Cou-
tennial celebration: permanent chair
man. Judge Alfred Bulge, PocateIIo
la; Invocation, President Joseph :
Geddes; singing. Franklin choir: pio-
neer addresses, 5. II. Parkinson VII
liam G. Nelson. Mrs. William Wright
a stalker; song, Indians; address.
John HALEY, state historian: song. Pfo-
neer Daughters, Mrs. s. G. Parkinson.
Mrs. Joseph s Geddes and others; pio-
neer "reminiscences by a pioneer, VIII
liam II. Smart, Vernal. Utah; singing.
Durant.
2:SO p. m.-Services at the monu-
ment, Bishop S. 9. Parkinson presid-
ing, who viii make a short address
presenting the monument 10 the pub
nc unVelling OF monument; speech OF
acceptance, James II. Brady. governor
OF ldahoi dedicatOry speech. President
Joseph +. Smith; music by bands; base
ball between Indians and whites. horse
races foot races, tug-of-war, other
sports and the usual carnival attrac-
lions on the grounds
p. m.-Banquet. d. c. McDougaII.
attorney general Of Idaho, toastmaster:
speakers, T. G. Lowe, c. A. Hastings.
treasurer Of Idaho; S. ID. Taylor. audi
tor; J. Il. Scarborough. Miss = Belle
Chamberlain. superintendent OF public
instruction; J. w. Webster Of Rexburr:
music, orchestra; open air concert.
brass band; Indian war dance. etc.
June 15-Firing salutes and hosting
Rags at sunrise; grand parade at $3.50
a. M meeting at 10 a. m. President
George 9. Parkinson. chairman: fnvo-
cation. William Bulge. Logan. Utah:
singing. Idaho" school children: al
dress, Governor Brady; solo. Prof. r.
J. Hammer; address, Robert Lousdon.
secretary OF state; solo. Miss Blanche
Larsen; addresses by other state Off
Gals; violin solo. Prof. C. NJ Harris:
singing. Franklin choir: benediction.
Solomon IT. Hale
.. m.-Trip to the ton Of Mount
smart In charge Of Thomas Smart.
short address on Incidents Connected
with the Mountain" G. .. Goaslind.
state insurance commissioner: replies.
state OFFICIALS; the usual games and
field sports from II a. m. until even
ing grand ball, opera house. $50 .. m.