Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-07-06
THE FOURTH.
HOW THE DAY WAS CELEBRATED
IN HALEY.

The Program AGREED Upon Carried
Out, and All Prescat Enj.ysd Il
Thoroughly.
The great national holiday is over
and AS is usual with Haley when h~l
citizens work with the sinxl-ness OIL
purpose which has stood the m in such
good stead in the recent past
another success has been SCORED. The
dAy passed Fl without q single fight
ar other unpleasant occurrence, save
that at the race track. Aud although
We, in common with all good citizens,
CRAFTY regret this, we have the con-
solstio" of knowing that the party t.
blame for this is not u resident Of this
city.
The moisture Of the recent rains
still pervad'ng our clear atmo-p her-
the day WAS bri xht Tut cool enuuy h
for all sporting purposes. The *
pioson Of ,nnum.rable bombs ant
thousands of lunches of cracker and
Of packages of .orpedoes awakened
the sleepy Hallryi,es an their gu. SITS
from far aud near at al early hour.
500" the streets were eniiv. ned by
the sight OF military looking young
fellows who were evidently members
Of Hai'ey's crack Company F.
BY 10 o'clock the column was or.
ganized, and q little later Grand
Marshal Black TO k his position n, the
head Of the ine. The column moved
down Main street to Grow, up Croy to
First avenue, aud along First avenue
TO the base ball grounds, VII re the
bower had been erected. 1t marched
n the t,,!l"~ing o,d.r:
/. Grand Marshal and staff.
2. HALEY Band.
3. Company r, Idaho National
Guard.
i. Juvenile militia.
s. +. ID. Baker Post, No &C. A. r.
8. Shosl,one Base Bail Team.
Z. HALEY Base Ball Tam.
s. Carriage containing the presi
dent Of the day, chaplain, orator,
reader, and poet.
8. Thirteen young ladies on horse
back representing the Is original
States.
10. The Liberty Car. with Miss
Z-lla Van Wmkl+ AS the Goddess.
AID some 20 young ladies, represent
ing the States aud Territories.
II. Hail. Hose Company No l.
IL. Citizens in carriages.
IL. II Gus On h, rsehack.
The buildings were fairly decorated
with bunti, e, and the siue vi !ks lined
with evergreens.
AT THE BOWER.
Hon. G q. St"ckslager presided,
and the Rev. Mr.. Van Wlnkl- offered
prayer. Hon. Frank +. Ensign reed
the Declaration OF Ind. p-ndence aud
Edna Taylor Picott- the following
p I'm ty an unknown author:
Flag of the heroes who left us the r glory
Born. through their battl.helds' tuunder and
hame.
Biszoh.o IN song and illumined in story.
WaVr OR us nil VIII" inherit 'he.r fame.
Up with our banner bright
Spinklea W It'll starry Ii .Gt,
spreS ,ts inr emolcns from mountain to shore
While through the seand,ig sky
Loud rings the nations cry
UNION AND LIBERTY! oAE tvtKNoRE!
Light Of our ornament guide of our Nation
Pride Of her children AID honor, Il afnr,
Let the wine seams vi Thy .ul, constellation
Scatter each cloud that would darken u star,
Empire unscep,erea, what foe shall assail thee
Be ring tht standaI d OF Lib-rty s ynIr
l b ns lot the Goa Of thy father shall fsil thee
Striving with inen for the Dirthri ghl VI mAn
Yet If ty madness and tr, achcr, bl,rht.d
DAVIS the DIRK hour " hen the thou must
draw.
Then VITA tue arms to thy million uni ed
s;u'te tAe bold traitors to Freed. IL. a.d Law,
ord of the universe! shield us and guide u.s.
Trusting Inc, always. throush al adv aud sun,
n hast tied US who shnll d vid. u?
Keep us. 'tep us. the MANY IN ONE!
Up with our banner bright
Slrln, led with II light,
spread ITS far -inbl ems fru mountain to shore
While thIougL TIL sounding sky
Loud rings the Nation cry
UNION AND LlBERIYi OsA kvERMoRE!
THE GRAFTON.
Chief Justice l. n. Sullivan de.
ivered the grafton, speaking for ab Tut
20 minutes. The learned and elo-
queht gentleman had, OF course, to
give the usual brief summary ofevents
leading to tho War of Indepe drnce