Show II UTAHS GREAT DAY The Inaguration of Her First State Officers THE COMPLETE PROGRAMME VILL COMMENCE WITH TiE PAD PA-D IX THE MORNING Exercises nt the Tabernacle Beginning Be-ginning at Aoon Leffislatnre to lie Convened In Special Session The Grand Ball in the Evening aiajrniliceiit Decorations at the Theatre Utah became a state Saturday and I her citizens rejoiced in a becoming manner man-ner at the realization that they were at last entitled to the sovereignty of statehood Today she will begin the practical march of statehood Her officers I of-ficers will take their seats and the I first law will be passed under a state constitution by the legislature in extraordinary I ex-traordinary session IT H be a momentous day and will be celebrated in a manner becoming its Importance 4 THE PARADE The first event of the day will be the grand inaugural parade which takes place in the forenoon and which will be the most imposing procession that ever paraded the streets of Zion The various divisions will begin to assem ble at the places assigned to them at 1030 and at 1045 all must be in readiness readi-ness to march At 1 oclock prompt Grand Marshal Burton will give the command and the great pageant will wi begin to move in the following order ORDER OF PROCESSION Platoon of police Marshal and aides 3Sixteenth United States infantry band 4General Penrose and staff Sixteenth United States infantry First batallton Major McLaughlin batalfn Sec 1cLaughln Se ond battalion Captain Noble Denhalter band 7Stat of the commandei Inchief s Brigade commander and staff 9Signal corps N G U Captain Hal lOFirst infantry N G t Col Page UCarriages containing governor state ann territorial onicers otcels cnapiains pioneers of 1847 Utah Comm cnap1uns state I I legislators and D A M society direc I I torsTroop C First cavalry N G U I Captain Baylor as special escort I ibbS battery N G u Captain I Gibbs 13 Helds band I Hrnd army of the Republic 15Indian war veterans of the old I Utah militia 16Veteran fire department liDetahment Salt Lake Fire de 18 Municipal officials 19Band ofcials 20KnIghts of Pythias 21Masons 1 and Odd Fellows 22 Select Knights Felows U W 23 German societies A Scandinavian societies socletes 2Cltzens on foot horseback and In carriages DIVISIONS OF THE PARADE The various divisions of the parade te are requested to take the pare positons de ignated igated below Commanding officers of the organizations taking ofcers are urgently requested to leave their respective re-spective halls or other places of ren rn dezvous in time t reach the position assigned by 1045 sharp as the column must move at 1 oclock First DivisionSIxteenth United States Infantry on South Unite of Richards street the right resting on 1Ve Temple restig Second Division National Guard of Utah Richards street the right on South Temple Carriages South Temple between Richards and East Temple Third Division G A R and Indian Indil War Veterans of old Verrans oldUth militia on west side of East Temple street strt right resting on South Temple Veteran fire department and detachment Salt I Lake fire department and municipal officers east side of East Temple street Fourth Division Masons Knights of Pythias Odd Fellows and A O U I W North Main right resting on South I Temple Fifth Division German and Scandinavian Scandi-navian societies citizens etc South Temple east of the Templeton LINE OF MARCH The right of the column will form on South Temple street between East or Main and West Temple streets the front resting on West Temple When set in motion the procession wH move on West Temple to First South eton et-on First South to State south on State t Fourth South west on Fourth South to East Temple or Main thence north to South Temple and the place of beginning be-ginning where the column will be dismissed missed GRAND MARSHALS AIDES The column in its various divisions will be in charge ci the grand wi rf gand marshals mar-shals aides who are General John Q Cannon Colonel Washburn Chipman of Utah county Major W E Stevens of Tooele county Captain John W Woolley of Davis county Dr J F Allen Captain W W Calder Captain W H Sells Francis Armstrong Jacob Moritz Reed Smoot of Provo S F Walker W S Burton Captain Fred C Naisbitt of Ogden Captain Thomas Dobson Dr Joseph A Jennings Captain Hazelgrove ARTILLERY SALUTE When the procession arrives at the tabernacle the artillery company will proceed to the top of Capitol hill Capiol hi accompanied ac-companied by a member of the signal corps to be detailed by the officer in command Another member of the corps will be stationed on top of the tabernacle and when all is settled setted within and the governor arises to take the oath of office the artillery will be signaled and the firing of a salute of fortyfive guns will immediately begin TABERNACLE CEREMONIES At the tabernacle the following pro gramme will be carried out prO Instrumental Music Sixteenth U S Infantry Band PryerPresident Wilford Woodruff Viford Music by Chorus Star Spangled Banner Reading of Presidents Proclamation By Hon J L Rawlins Instrumental Music Denhalter Band Administration of Oath of Office By Chief Justice Zane Music Utah I Love Thee By Chorus Inaugural Address Gov Heber M Wells Wels Music America By Chorus and Audience Benediction Dr T C Iliff Instrumental Music Combined IIf I Hail Columbia and Star Spangled Banner GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION At the conclusion of the programme a proclamation by Governor Wells proclamwon Wels convening con-vening the legislature in special session will be red The governor ha decided upon this course owing to the fact that there Is nowhere any provision fixing the time for the assembling of the first I legislature He has therefore decided t call an extraordinary session forth for-th passage of a bill providing for lithe regular session The legislature will meet immediately after the ceremonies at the tabernacle and organize according to the sate agreed upon in > the Republican caucus Saturday The bill fixing the time of the meeting of the first legislature will ten be rushed through both houses and signet by the governor I has not been determined whether the bill will fix today as the < time to convene or t morrow I seems to be the general opinion of the members that the regular regu-lar session should convene immediately < after the close of the special session in order to bring the time for balloting for United State Senators a week from tomorrow which under the constitution would have to go over another week wec unless the regular session begins today I is very likely therefore that following follow-ing the special session the two houses will immediately reorganize in regular session under the same regime as the special one and proceed to business on the following day THE INAUGURAL BALL Those who attend the inaugural bal in the evening will see the interior of the Salt Lake theatre decorated as it never ha been before I will be a veritable fairy land a dazzling dream of multicolored lights and flowers flags and ornamental tapestry The skill of the painter decorator and electrician have been taxed to the utmost in producing this beautiful result re-sult and those who have had the matter mat-ter in charge will reap a handsome reward re-ward in listening to the lstening many expressions expres-sions of delight which will fall from the lips of those who participate in the festivities Midway between the south and north end of the dancing floor hangs an American flag with Utahs star in the blue union which is formed of 1000 incandescent lights of red white and blue so arranged as to form a waving effect which will be constant through the evening Above thIs flair in colors is the word Utah surmounted by the bee hive also in colors The effect is beyond description I must be seen to be appreciated ap-preciated Governor Wells and party will occupy occu-py a place on the right next the proscenium pros-cenium box which has been elaborately elaborate-ly fitted un for the occasion with the and The nations colors in silk gold furniture is of a handsome pattern especially twocured All round the balconies from pit to gallery are flags interspersed with ornamental or-namental stars and shields in red white and blue From the chandelier in the center of the dome droop artificial tapestries in the nations colors the whole combining combin-ing to make the scene one long to be remembered A change has been made in the loc tion of the musicians who will be hidden hid-den behind an array of flowers on the north end of the stage which ha been handsomely set for the occasion This gives as much floor space as Chris tiansens bal and insures ample accommodation ac-commodation for all I VU be remembered re-membered that the seating capacity cf the dress circle and the balconies has not been disturbed The street railway will run cars tonight to-night until a late hour The leaving time is 1 oclock Both lines promise that ample accommodations will be furnished The committees tonight will wear a I badge made of pure Utah silver designed de-signed by Mr Fred G Palmer The badge is ia star set within a wreath the whole pendant from a bar on which the sego lily nods its head On the star are the words State of Utah 1896 Inauguration Inau-guration These badges will rest on red white or blue silk according to the nature of the committee But 115 will be made In the list of aides published yesterday yester-day the names of Captain Willard Young and Dr C F Wilcox were mad vertantly omitted Both have been appointed ap-pointed and will serve Following i the programme of the evening Promenade concert 830 to 930 p m Music by a select orchestra composed of Christensens and the theatre orchestras orches-tras and K of P band Prof Anton Pe derson director Tannhauser March Wagner Overture Nugansch Keler Bela Selection from Webers Freischultz Moses DANCING PROGRAMME Grand March at 930 Inaugural Anton Pederson Lancers Indigo Moses 2 Waltz Innurtellen Wengl National Quadrille A C Wirth Twostep Manhattan Beach Sousa 5 Plain Quadrille Wiegand Waltz Kiss Waltz Strausse Centennial Landers ChristieS Christie-S Beck 9 Plain Quadrille Faust 10 Waltz Blue Danube Strauss Fascination Schottische Herman Twostep Liberty Bell Sousa Lanciers Gipsy Baron Schlepegrell Varsouvienna Waltz Wentworth Wirth 16 Berlin Polka Virginia Skaddle 17 Waltz Home Swet Home THE COMMITTEES The following are the committees who will officiate at the ball All members of the late constitutional convmiioT and all membirs of tli state cominttees of the three political parties are made honorary members of this committee com-mittee in addition to the acting members mem-bers whicn are herewith designated ExGovernor A L ThomasL chairman exGovernor Caleb W West exSecre tary V C Hall exSecretary Elijah Sells exSecretary C C Richards lon George Q Cannon Hon John T Caine Hon Joseph L Rawlins Judge S A Merntt Judge O W Powers Hon J V Judd Hon T J Anderson Hon E i > Hoge General W H Penrose General eral R W Young Hon Arthur Brown Hon P L Williams Hon C W Bennett Ben-nett Hon J H Moyle Hon C C Goodwin Hon B H Roberts Hon P H Lannan Hon H P Henderson Mrs Margaret Caine Mrs Lillie R Pardee Mrs F S Richards Mrs Elias A Smith Mrs E B Wells Mrs Edna L Smith Mrs Arthur Brown Dr Mattie H Cannon Dr Ellen B Ferguson Mrs Isaac Trumbu Hon R N Baskin Hon George M Scott Hon Frank Armstrong Hon James Glendinning Hon W S Mc Cornick Colonel J V Donellan John E Dooly James H Bascom C S Burton W F James Hon R C Chambers S J Kenyon S H Hill Henry W Lawrence Law-rence Colonel D C Adams Captain Willard Young George 11 Cannon Dr R A Hasbrouck S F Walker Bert Holden Fred Auerbach Dr S H Pinkerton Pink-erton Colonel T G Webber Colonel Henry Page Colonel N W Clayton W P OMeara E F Colburn Murray Harry Haynes O P Miller StocktonCaptain D B Stover Provo Mrs Electa Bullock John C Graham Judge W S King Mayor Hoi brook U B Dudley Lehl Thomas R Cutler Farmington Captain David H Sanders > San-ders Park CityDavId Keith Solon Spiro Adam Leichter Morgan Samuel Francis OgdenJudge Jacob S Bowman Judge W L Maginnis Judge E W Shurtllff Hon Charles M Brough Hon H H Spencer Hon David Evans Colonel T J jr Stephens E 11 Allison D H Peery jrThe The badges which will b worn by this I committee will be white The badges can be obtained from the chairman of I the committee Floor Commit Colonel E V Tat lock chairman Colonel J H Denhalter Captain W W Hall Captain B H Jones Captain George F Downey John D Spencer John P Meakin Charles A Henry Ives E Cobb Badge color blue Promenade concert from 830 to 930 p m by a select orchestra of twenty pieces composed of Christensens orchestra orches-tra and members of the theatre orchestra orches-tra and Knights of Pythias band conducted con-ducted by Prof Anton Pedersen Selections Selec-tions will be Tanhauser March by Wagner Wag-ner overture Ungarlsche by Keler Bala selection from Webers Freischutz by I Moses I |