Salt Lake Herald | 1890-07-06 | Page 5 | Arrival in Salt Lake

Arrival in Salt Lake Rex and Rex I both arrived at high noon and were botl yal reception at the depot The various organizations were in waiting at the statidn and when their majesties arrived they were cheered to the Echo The parade left the depot a few minutes after in the following order Ten of the Kings knights on horseback led followed by the Liberal band after which were Grant Bros Raymond containing their majesties and consorts find their retinues drawn by six magnificent horses Governor Gov-ernor Thomas and other territorial officials together with the Ogden and Salt Lake city councils and citizens in carriages then followed succeeded by the Liberal drum corps and the flambeau club The next body was the Louisiana Rimes who attracted much attention by their fine marching and soldierly bearing The Ogden Og-den military band headqdjjtue cadets of the military academy after which came the Sixteenth infantry band The central drum corps was next and headed the commercial com-mercial travelers who roundly cheered TIE HERALD as they passed the office The Park City band headed tho Federated trades council of Utah and succeeding them came citizens in carriages and floats The parade marched on South Temple to West Temple thence to Fourth Southeast I South-east to Main and north to the Walker house where lunch was taken