Show THIS IS TUB T GREAT nAY r t Grand Culmination of the Pioneer Jubilee Celebration Cel-ebration X ALL FEATURES 3 WILL BE MASSED The rionster Parade Arranged For This Morning Line of March and Complete Details of the Procession Evening Display Dis-play of Fireworks at Capital Hill Will Be One of the Finest Ever Witnessed In America Cowboy Tournamentand Bicycle Eaces at BecksBaseball atthe FortThe Exposition Grounds The parade today will start promptly at 11 oclock from the Brigham Brig-ham Young monument and go south on Main street five blocks to Fifth South thence east one block to State street thence north one block to Fourth South thence west one block to Main street thence north on Main through the tribunes to First South thence east one block to State street thence south two blocks to Third South thence east one block to First East thence north one block to Second Sec-ond South thence west one block to State thence north one block to First South thence east to Fifth East thence north one block to Brigham street thence west five blocks on the north side of Brigham street to the monument where the parade will disband SIGNIFICANCE OF THE DAY It is enough This is the right place Drive on Fifty years ago today Brigham Young stood upon the summit of Big mountain moun-tain at the head of Emigration canyon and used these words Before him was a wilderness of sand and sagebrush Today it is the garden of the Lord A thriving city nestles in the valley of the Great Salt Lake and on all sides of it are farms an orcfaards pouring their t irroducts in upon the markets of the world Civilization has placed its stamp upon the spot where a half century ago the rude hut of the Indian was the only mark of habitation Today a hundred thousand people assemble in this city to celebrate the arrival of 130 pioneers 50 years ago It will be tfie close of the festivities which have occupied nearly a week and it will be the crowning crown-ing event of the celebration The principal prin-cipal events will be the great parade thh morning and the display of fireworks J fire-works at Capitol Hill tonight L I The parade will Include some features fea-tures which were never witnessed in this part of the world before and it will also be a Junllcatjpn < of all the 3 parades ot the past three days Salt Lake City nor any other city west of the Mississippi river has ever seen its I eaual The order of the parade will be as follows Platoon of Police Captain Eslinger C Grand Marshal Nat M Brigham A F Holden chief of staff AidesFrank Jennings Dr E S Wright I A Clayton R B Whitte more Colonel Richard Adams and Dr A C Young Hon Brigham Young director general gen-eral J F McGarvie assistant director general Twentvfourth United States infantry t in-fantry band i Twentyfourth United States infantry infant-ry Colonel Kent commanding Ninth United States cavalry Governor Heber M Wells and staff K P band U N GuardGeneral Jtohn Q Cannon Can-non commanding DIVISION L Fisher Harris commanding COMPANY L Mormon battailion 1847 float j Indians moving Nauvoo brass band Nauvoo lesion Pioneer President Woodruff Pioneers on foot Brigham Youngs carriage drawn by his grandchildren President Youngs carriage drawn by oxen Heber C Kimballs carriage drawn by oxen Pioneer train Melissa Kimball incarriage Stare coach Pony express S W Richards H N Bird and H Harper cowboys Company I will Station themselves on North Temple street between West Temple and State streets face east DIVISION H Major William A Stanton command ins Division II will consiSt of the Pageant of Progress with floats of the illuminated illumi-nated parade DIVISION III Moses W Taylor commanding Division III will consist of floats of I childrens parade and County day parade pa-rade Industrial floats H N Standish commanding com-manding BICYCLISTS AND COWBOYS This afternoon the bicycle races wilf be held at Becks Hot Springs at 3 oclock the Browns and the Jubilees will play a baseball game at Fort Douglas and the Arab Wild East Show will be given at Saltair The programme of the bicycle races at Becks will be as follows One mile novIce onethird 0 mile amateur quarter mile professional oitiiirds 1 mile boys under 16 handicap handi-cap uwo miles amateur handicap two miles professional handicap one mile tandem amateur one mile consolation con-solation three miles match Emory and Hassard ten miles relay race Ogden and Salt Lake The cowboy tournament will take I place at Becks at 5 p m THE FIREWORKS The closing event of the Jubilee celebration i cele-bration will be the great display of i fireworks at Capitol hill at S30 this I evening It will be one of the grandest grand-est pyrotechnical displays ever seen in the United States The set pieces will all be raised ten feet from the ground so that they can easily be seen by everybody The following is the programme of the fireworks display 1 Aerial cannons Brilliant flight of 24 aerial cannons fired from copper f mortars to a height of 1600 feet and I then exploding < 2 Prismatic illuminations consisting consist-ing of many colored fires 3 Display of 10 enormous sky rockets rock-ets i 4 Bombshell display Twentyfive 18inch shells fired from mortars and exploding at their greatest height displaying i dis-playing chain lights contorting serpents I 1 ser-pents dragon flights and other devices II de-vices i 5 Motto 18471897 Set piece of glittering fire and silver spray I 6 Display of five 36inch bombshells i Largest ever made i 7 Flight of Tourbillions 36 of these ascending high in the air revolving in their flight throwing out streams of i i Chinese fires and terminating I in all the colors of the rainbow j 8 Grand display of 12 large pampas t plume rockets 9 Night shells Egyptian pyramids clusters of rubles sprays of emeralds wreaths of opals clouds of feathers and many other dainty and beautiful t effects produced by explosion of ten I 30inch shells r 10 Device Portrait of Brigham it Young in fireworks frontage of 30x30 qi feet shells n 12 Ascent of three 30 feet balloons L carrying the most wonderful lights and displaying when at a great height showers of fireworks 13 Display of 40 three ponuds Aerial Novelty Fancy Rockets consisting of streamer cascade prize cornetic and electric shower rockets 14 Display of five 36inch bombs f 15 Device Dollar of Our Daddies i being a huge silver dollar 20x20 feet jl 16 Ascent of 50 eight pound rockets Releasing > changing fires hanging t Plains etc j 17 Elgin battery Composed ofJ largest heavily charged sun and mine cases beginning with an outburst of Chinese white red and green spur fires terminating with a loud report and filling the air with all colors known tp pyrtftechny > 18Rocket display of 40 mammoth I display rockets I = 19 Shells Beautiful display of 251 enormous bombshells c 20r DeviceThe Miner Picture 12 feet nigh 7 21 Grand display of 24 mammoth saussissons 22 Flight of 250 beautiful rockets forming a cross fire simultaneously 23 Shells Japanese curio shells con taming flying fish beaded chains flags J I stars dragon flies storks etc produced by 10 30inch shells 24 Device Boat of Arms of Utah Fire frontage of 25x25 feet 25 Display of 25 8 pounds mammoth fancy rockets 26 Flock of six gulls flying backwards back-wards and forwards and returning to their starting place 27 Display of 40 large cascade jewels rockets 28 Flight of 24 poinsettia shells 29 Device Kicking Donkey Representation Rep-resentation of the burro in his most enjoyable occupation Life size 30 Eighteen batteries of wriggling and squirming reptiles produced by 25 mammoth mines 31 Display of five gigantic shells i64 Grand ascension of 40 fancy prismatic pris-matic rockets 65 DeViceThe Temple Picture of the temple 30x40 feet I 66 Flight of 24 Victoria Regia shells 67 Display of 40 fancy rockets I 68 Potpurie cccnprisSng a bouquei of 300 fancy rockets a battery of flowers five mammoth Col m de Rose 36Inch shells and 25 eight pounds diamond chain rockets 69 Device Good Night National Guard Orders Headquarters First Battalion Light Artillery G U July 24 Battalion Orders No 6 r tflt31 HP isP = Jfe L v c ifTfKr ff > l I 0 tT p 1 T iii tk I j 1t cUTY n 7111ij a I Comprising a series of wheels revolving in opposite directions with American shield in center Fire frontage of 30x30 feet 53 Display of 250 colored rockets 54 Batteries of 25 cracker mines 55 Display of 75 heliotrope rockets I 56 Simultaneous discharge of 24 mammoth aerial surprise shells 57 DeviceNiagara of Fjre Fire frontage of 150 feet I 58 Ascent of 40 novelty fancy rockets 59 Display of 40 sapphire roclwts 60 Device Jocko Monkey gymnast gym-nast performing on horizontal bar 61 Shells of fiery darts 62 Flight of 3S prismatic whirlwinds or rotary rockets 63 Elgin or sun case battery in 48 sections covering 1000 feet discharging continuously colored stars etc I Captains of batteries A and Z will conform to the orders issued from brigade headquarters Orders No6 The detail from battery A will proceed pro-ceed to Arsenal hill and fire a salute of 45 guns as prescribed arriving there in time to begin at S oclock a m The following arrangement of carriages car-riages for the parade on the 24th instant in-stant 5s announced To battery A four 32 guns To battery bat-tery B two Gatlings and two caissons Each carriage will have four horses Captain Fred G Palmer commanding battery A will assemble his command in time to horse all carriages Captain Hodges will assemble his command the armory in Salt Lake City West Temple Street between 1 > 4 1 ± 4T4 9 1 s l > fr C I 772711A r J i1 f I r S JiI U U ji s IA ik r = t At 1f ki L I 5 32 Parachute Ascent of 24 parachute rockets II 33 Grand display of shells 34 Device Portrait of Heber M Weils with 30x30 fee fire frontage 35 Romas crossfires 36 Flight of 250 large silver spangled rockets 37 Shell exhibition of 24 large bombshells bomb-shells 38 DeviceCluster of Diamonds showing fire frontage of 2ff feet squire 39 Display of 42 sold aluminum liquid fire rockets 40 Display of five colossal shells 41 Flight of 40 very large fancy rockets 42 Poppies in the Cornfield Produced I Pro-duced by the simultaneous discharge of 1 10 special Eschscholtzia shells 43 Device Magic Wheel Immense wheel with spurs and jets in all colors having a fire frontage of 50x50 feet 44 Display of 24 million tree rockets I that burst at their highest altitude forming a golden hail which resolves itselves into sheaves of wheat in descending des-cending 45 Rqcket exhibit of 30 large rockets 46 Flight of 24 large shells 47 Device Jungle of jewelled palms 48 Thirt six prismatic whirlwinds forming umbrellas of fire in ascent and descent 49 Union battery showing a most gorgeous line of fires 100 feet long 50 Display l of 75 large sheaves qf ruby rockets I 51 Salvo of shells 25 in number 52 Device Columbias Triumph I R I f t i WV1 i I kt I THE BOMBARDMENT AT GARFIELD South Temple and First South as early possible All officers will supervise su-pervise and direct so as to avoid accidents acci-dents The battalion will form at 845 a mat m-at a point to be designated by the commanding officer and all batteries will be expected to be ready to march as soon after 830 as possible The commissioned and noncommissioned noncommis-sioned staff will assemble at the ar mory at 830 The noncommissioned staff will report re-port to the adjutant for instructions Commissioned officers will report to the commanding officer Orders issued heretofore in relation to the parade on this date are modified to conform to the provisions contained in this order By order of GEORGE W GIBBS Major Commanding C M JACKSON First Lieutenant and Adjutant TRAINS EVERY HOUR To Garfield Beach Commencing at 1015 a m The only white sandy beach on the lake Bathing Bath-ing boating and dancincr I J |