Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-30
DEMOCRATIC PARADE TO.NI6HI
The Grand TOrchlight Procession
Music, Cannon and Pyrotech'
mic Display.

This evenings parade promises to
eclipse anything of the kind ever held in
Silver Bow county before. Upwards Of
1000 men will be in line. At z O'Clock
sharp the VAUDEVILLE Young Mems Demo
cratic Club will meet at their headquarters
in that place to receive their torches, when
the Emmett Guard band will escort the club
to Butte, where they will take part in the
procession.
THE RECESSION.
The procession will march in the following
order: Marshal. Capt. Shepherd and aids.
Emmett Guard hand. Color bearer. Guard
of Honor to the Hon. Joseph K. TOole,
composed of four members of each club, on
horseback, Carriage containing Hon. Jos
X. Toole, Hon. Martin Maginnis, Vim.
A. Clark, ESQ.,, Chairman Territorial Cen
trail Committee; John j. Haggerty, of the
County Central Committee; followed by
carriages containing the candidates; citi-
zens Ia carriages, followed by the Young
Mems Democratic Cub Of Butte, in whose
rear the dray containing the fireworks will
come: which will be under the immediate
supervision of Messrs. B. Petit and David
Meiklrjohn, who will send off ~sky-rockets,
Roman candles, bombs. and different
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The VAUDEVILLE Young Mems Democratic
Club will occupy the left OF the column,
whose guests the Butte Club are.
LINE OF MARCH.
The line OF march will be as follows:
From West Park to Main, up Main street
through Centerville and thence to Walker
vile, where a stand has been erected neal
John Cadigan's place, at which point the
meeting will be held.
ILLUMINATION.
A great many of the business houses of
Butte, along the line of march, will be illu-
minated with candles and Chinese lanterns.
It is to be hoped that as many as possible
will endeavor to show their interest in the
cause by illuminating their places OF bust
ness this evening.
THE YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
Last evening the Young Mems Democratic
Club took the following action in regard to
the parade this evening:
A very large and enthusiastic meeting of
the Young Mems Democratic Club was held
at headquarter, last evening, the rooms
not being large enough to accommodate all
who attended with standing room even.
The chief topic of consideration was the
reception OF Delegate Toole and the torch
light procession this evening. All necessary
arrangements were made to make the torch
light procession one of the grandest polit-
ical demonstrations ever witnessed in
Butte City or vicinity.
President j. j. Mediation was appointed
captain to take charge of the club in the
procession, and authorized to appoint five
aids. Capt. Mediation appointed c. j.
Walsh, Barney Mckinley, James Quicker,
Will Clark, and Meyer Gensberger as his
aids. 1t was resolved to meet at the Cen
trail school yard at 2 o'clock sharp, to
form the line of procession, which will start
from that point.
A Committee on Fireworks was ap-
pointed, and under their direction the line
Of march will be illuminated by a grand
display. After t%ransaeting a vast amount
of other business the club adjourned, to
meet Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock p. M,
at their rooms.