Show BACK FROM THE SOUTH band and orchestra have outing tal i horce racing racine ball games and dancing are the features at panguitch lake the richfield band and orchestra tret trekked ked to panguitch lake edke two weeks ago and the members arrived home last ast saturday night after 13 daub daa on the lourney to and from the lal lale c they them did not make a mint of money but they had a delightful out ing and they made wages ahil thea the were absent the first days journey brought the musicians train to junction where a dance was vas glen gien this was slimly attended owing to a hitch in the distribution of the anno un cements but expenses were paid the seo end days trek found the bunch of ro rn sic makers at panguitch street concerts were given here bere and two well attended hops were viere given itch has the most elegant dicang dt acing gailion oa ilion in southern utah it is built of brick is neary nearly as large a as ane anona with an excellent hardwood floor a splendid stage equip pd with excellent scenery and a management second to none in the west sargent and manage the amusements at the pa pavilion Nilion the dancers are the acme of in order and nd decorum no or boisterous conduct is tolerated for a minute when dancers get gel noisy mr sargent is on the scene immediately imme diatel arid and he be has re r difficult i in restraining restrain the ex ranee of ioula t the fourth da dan found the band arid and orchestra at lake the members who had not li sited the lake had bad been led to expect a trip over a very desolate country much to their delight they found the stories grossly exaggerated the road from panguitch leads oer oera a rather rough hill chien is clothed in cedar and florin pine nt ahen hen th s hill is passed the road winds through a caola canyon which aich is adorned with beautiful aed cedars longleaf long leaf pines and occasionally the canyon beens out antu a little valley with plenty of grats grass and shrubbery after the can un comes the stream from the lale lake which follows a succession of wide meadows and narrow gorges the hills bills on each side are timbered and altogether the road to the lake is d I 1 pleasant one the lake lies in a basin un n the tops of the mountains the first glimpse is obtained as the top of the last hill bill is reached reaL hed and there at ones feet lies the lake a beautiful body of water with an area of about six BIX or seven square miles on the tooth side bide is 13 situated the dancing pavilion and cabins the pavilion is a large roomy structure wit with a floor space about 60 by feet the pavilion is devoid of paint and is not a very inviting place but it has a good floor and serves the purposes tor for dancing the cabins are ot of the most prima tive kind but they also afford a shelter from the hot sun or the storm the race track and ball grounds are about half a mile to the south of the lake and these are i excellent although they could be imp improved it if the brush were cleared away A grand stand la is one of the features of the race track and enthusiastic e followers of the ponies fill the stand eland whenever the july events ate aire pulled off boating and fishing are two of the chief attractions at the lake at all times when the weather permits the lake to is dotted with boats them the are of the old fashioned flat bottomed type but they are easily propelled over the lake waters there fire are no trees or shade eliade in the immediate vicinity of the take lake shore but back from the lake a short distance magnificent pines dines ire found and the grounds around the lako lake are covered with a mixture of crass and sagebrush the surroundings are far from being uninviting the provided this year by the consisted of home races ball brames and dancing in the arst name named sports there were judge thomas miss cheatem Cheat cm dontai Son tai trig the mares and other noted race horses the facts were interesting inte tole the bill games ees were tame the frit days davs game was between the band bos from richfield and cedar cit team among the richfield Rich held boys ome of the players had never been on a bae baseball ball diamond in their lives for four innings the led but cedars placers finally drew iliene ahead and v won on with i 1 big margin anon Chir loster pitched and smith ine was catcher for tile the musicians musician team next net day a team from parowan and an indian team from danab kanab placed a loose game which wa was won oil ba b parowan carowan Pa rowan this thib latter team met cedar in the third game and the latter NN won on the lat last game of the sern serious s was between cedar ind and panguitch for the cup which was vas put up tip by the management mana cement last bear ear and won by panguitch after an 8 innings game a beav shower stopped ti tie te e gane game with bangui pangui tell safely in the lead and the cup was vas aiNar awarded ded to the latter on the following day dan the two to teams were ere matched for a sa 10 purse and itch v wis is notorious vict orivus the dances were we well 11 attended eich ich evening ane band and orchestra were appreciated and it was declared to be the best organization n ever known at the lake basket ball games were to have been featured richfield parowan carowan Pa rowan I 1 cedar and panguitch all had teams on the ground the baskets were ere hut but un in the and tuesday afternoon should hae bate been devoted to this sport panguitch and Paro carowan parowan were pitted against each other the boys had for an hour and the hall bill management then asked for a statement of how the games were to be conducted oon ducted otto bury was the acting manager for the basket ball players the pavilion manager theodore chidester 0 offered the hall ball free for the games frames if no was charged bury stated that the players placers wanted something out of the games and would charge admission he also claimed 50 per cent of the receipts mr chidester asked for a 60 and 40 per cent division as the band and kird to he considered listen to but a 50 per cent division and on this proposition no agreement could be reached bur created a against the pa ilion management by a misstatement ot of the facts and the dancers led by him refused to patronize the dances on that night winch which should have been the best patronized dance of the aea sor not one danger daner app appe apperea ered pred and the orL orchestra hestra aia inifred financially to a great extent although the members hd had no do part in the controversy meanwhile Saine abury led the crowd andian and an open lipen air basket ball game was planed a burlesque on the johnson jeffries fight was pulled oft and as a climax Saine bur shur got the indians to come down from their camping place placa and ana gave a powwow pow wow and bear dance until midnight this event practically broke up the celebration at the lake and early next day the crowds commenced leaving and by night only one third of the attendants were left at the lake on the return journey the baij and orchestra save gave successful dances at panguitch and junction the trip was not a very profitable one but the members enjoyed the outing immensely pioneer day was celebrated on sunday an excellent service WB was held on sunday morning dunne which musical numbers were rendered by the band and vocalists from richfield parowan carowan and panguitch A splendid oration was delivered dei vered by mr sargent of in the evening a concert was given iven by the band and orchestra assisted by mrs R G clark claris one of best vocalists this feature was a 3 most moet pleasing pl eating one |