The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-04-24
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INDEPENDENCE day.
Caldwell Will Celebrate in
Grand Style.
THE FOURTH ON THE FIFTH.
Results of the Monday Night Meeting
Patriotism In the Air-Cal6WeIl TO
the FrOnt-EyerybOdy Take a Hand,

The meeting of patriotic citizens
scheduled for Monday night came off
on time and the.patriots gathered there
The old Revolutionary spirit was in
their midst, and the glory of the
Fathers shone in their faces. Mr. g. r.
Shaw was made president of the meet
ing and Mr.. w. ii. Redway, secretary.
President Shaw in a few well.chosen
and spirited words announced the pur-
pose of the meeting and the Importance
of the occasion. Speeches were made
by Messrs. Howard Sebree, DR.. Isham,
w. II. Redway and ii. d. Blatchley.
They were brief, but full of vigor and
patriotic purpose, Finally a motion
prevailed for the appointment of gen
eral executive committee, with plenary
powers, to consist of five patriots. The
following were appointed: S. M. Colin,
T. X. Little, w. II. Roadway, T. G.
Egleston and II. j. Syms. Tuesday
night the executive committee met in
THE TRIBUNE Office and arranged the
following program:
ReSolCed, That the Fourth of July be
celebrated on Monday, the fifth.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Sunrise, National Statutes.
10 am Grand Parade.
Order OF parade
First Regimental Band l. G
Company A., list Regiment, l. n g,
Caldwell Fire Brigade, uniformed.
Hook and Ladder Company, uniformed.
Bicycle Corps, in flags and bunting.
Liberty Car, Goddess entllroned; each
State represented by a beautiful daughter
OF America.
Orator and President Of the Day (carriage).
Reader of Declaration of independence.
Floats Is. F. G. Of U. s. A.
Citizens. in Carriages.
Citizens on Horseback.
Citizens on Caparlsoned Horses.
Pedestrians,
1l.SO-Realing of the Declaration Of lndepend-
ence, OratOry and MUS,
Up m.-Grand Barbecue Dinner. Free for
everybody.
p.m.-SPORTS AT RACETRACK.
LADIES' BICYCLE RACE, 4 mile. Prize, a IS
silk parasOl or two pairs finest gloves.
MEMS BICYCLE RACE, two miles, a IS hat or
umbrella.
BOYS BICYCLE RACE, under 70, u mile,
Fine Atwood sweater.
GIRLS BICYCLE RACE, under IL, \ mile.
Misses sweater.
SADDLE HORSE RACE, for horses that have
never won public money; GOO yards purse $40.
SADDLE HORSE RACE; mile. Winner of
previous race barred purse SO.
1o0-yard FOOT RACE; free for ALL purse 81 80.
BOYS RACE, under 10; 20 yards; $3.50.
FAT MEMS RACE, over o pounds; 100 yards;
purse s..
SAGE RACE, % yards; purse
No entrance fee to any race.
sp.m.-GRAND BALL; Music, the best in the
state.
OFFICERS:
Grand Marshal ......................C. K. Shaw
President Of the Day. B. Gwinn
Vice Presidents; Fred Mock, M. A. Kurtz,
John Stearns, S. s. FOOte, j. Plowhead, Sam
CLANCY, s. A. PattlsoR, Col. E. K. Hayes, Ed.
Allen, W. Mitchell, 2. Burnett, K. H, Stock
ton, C. J. Petersen, N. A, Devers, H, I. Nc
Laughlin, j. A. Marquis, M. Bowman, j.
Lowell, w. w. Hard, Alex Messenger, JOS
Cave, F. NeSbitt, p. b. Shawhan, A. d. Moss,
w. A. CoughadOur, B. Venable.
COMMITTEES:
General Arrangements. N. Coffin, T. c..
Egleston, W. II. Redway, T. X. Little, H. j,
Syms.
Financc-M. B. Gwinn, d. d. Campbell, Chris.
Faly, s. Nj. Coffin, W. II. Redway.
Reception-T. c. EglestOn, T. X, Little. r. II.
Davis, A. X. Steunenberg, H. j. Syms, Geo.
Cakes, II. d. Blatchley, Howard Sebree, Geo.
l.. Alley, r. A. Cowden, L. E. Hay, d. Nc
Connell, S. w. Doe.
Liberty Car-MrS. Swain Beatty, Mrs, L. L.
Miss Nellie Jones, Messrs. d. D. Campbell
and Jas. Patton.
Advertising-R, II, Davis, A, E. GipsOn, Ralph
Cakes.
Muslc-H. H. Jones, II. d. Blatchley, j, H
Gwinu
Dance.--W. G, COwden, Chas. Baker, Ernest
Boone, Paul Williams.
Amusements and SpOrts-W. R. Sebree, Swain
Beatty, John Williams.
The latest brand of cigars on the
market is the Exchange" manufac,
tured expressly for, and sold by, Hardy
s. Thorp, 1t is good one.
If you want stationary 60 to the
Blatchley Drug Co.