The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-25
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
Helena Will Celebrate II This Year
In an Enthusiastic
Way.
Big Parade, EXERCISES at the Aud
itorium and Grand Pyroteoh-
MO Display.
The Mon Who Have Taken Charge Of the
AfRair Will See tn II That It II =
Big Success.

A week from next Tuesday will b. Fourth
Of July and Helena is going to remember
the anniversary of the birth of the Ameri-
can republic In royal style. There will be
n big parade on the morning OF the Fourth,
In which all civic societies. the. militia and
tho fire department are asked to pareici-
pate. Every enterprising business house 10
the tow will have a float In the parade.
The American Buscuit company. the Perry
Soap company, the 6tedman uncsy. me
L,ssner mineral water establishments, the
Weisenhorn car, iaRs manusaosory, me KISS
ler and Miller breweries and q dozen other
large establishments are expected to hays
foats that will show their hearts are In the
right place.
A very necessary thing TO mako . Fourth
OF July celebration a success is money.
The railroads will run excursions into the
town from all the surrounding country. and
Helena 10 going to give them q glorious
day OF fun. with unlimited quantities OF
beautiful rockets, red fire, Roman candles
and other pJrotechnic devices AZ q windup.
To do all this cash Is necessary. The
responses to the call Of the committee have
already been fairly generous. bnt there
IL not yet enough on hand. Il VIM. Muth
will take the matter in hand. next Saturday
afternoon there will be a base ball game at
Athletic park between q niaa composed OF
doctors and ono made up from the lawyers
Of the city, with q prcniaens banker ~ the
umpire. An admission OF 30 cents will be
charged and II is calculated that the gams
will net about $500 for the Fourth OF July
fund.
The following committees have the
~ n>l>hvoASou in All
COMMITTEE Of ArrsuRsment-F. +. Stsrl.
inc. d.. VI. M. Billiard. Harry b. Palmer
and Geo. B. Child.
Finance-Frank 8. Lang, E. W. Beattis
and A. M. T~hoSnburgh.
Orators-Hon. l.. II. Hershield and Hon.
Invitations and PrintinR-Willism Muth,
A.. j. Steele, w. 4. Cox, g. w. Graham
and Jas. .. Walker.
Music-HaEry ]. Cassidy and Edward O.
Russell.
Morrison.
Carriages Jacob Fisher and w. R. Mo
Comas.
Deoorations-A. F. Foots, A. w. Ide, Will
Il. Jones. James U. Sanders. and George o.
freeman.
Athletic s~ports-Finlay MoRae, with full
power to appoint assistants.
TIL following officers have bsen Sc
looted:
Presidents Of the day-Hon. A. J. Craven.
Vice presidents-Hons. 4. H. Klein
schmidt. II. g. Wallace, Z. D. Bannistsr.
A. Hershfeld. A. W. Lyman. T.. W. Fiske.
John @. Curtin. E. W.. Knight. Alex john
son, e. B. Weirick, +. II. Cruise. E. W..
Bsattie. David A. Cory, John II. Watson,
e. @. Baboook. Herman Cans, Morris
Sands, w. b. Raleigh. @. X. Wells. @. W.
Cannon. Nick Kessler, John Stedman, A. ID.
Edgar, H. O. Wilson. B. H. Langley. John
w. Thompson. Fred Gamer. M. lissncr,
Charles g. Clark, W. G. BAILEY, Henry
Lobe, George w. jackson, Aug. Faok, N.
b. Hotter, Albert Kle~inschmidt. j. B. San
ford. j. B. Lockwood. Fred Lehman. Mike
Reinig. +. X. Turner. John Sturrook, Frank
Pope, Charles o.. Reed. H.. Barnett. John
Steinmstz. jacob Switzer. F. W. Nye. G. B.
Jacquemin. II. 4. Hale. A. p. Curtin, +. H.
Fowles. Daniel Butcher. Louis A. Stadler.
Charles II. Sanders. Richard p. Barden.
John s. 1'ooker. John Bean. w. j. Blckett.
The committee of arrangements, together
with the shairmen of all the above named
committees. will meet at the law Office of
Sterling & Mufly On Monday evening next,
at 8 O'Clock. A full attendance 10 ra-
quested. when other officers will be ap-
pointed and all arrangements perfected.