Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-03
ALL SET
TURN EN- LOOSE TOMOR-
ROW At SUNRISE
Let the Eagle Scream and all
Hands Celebrate.

bottled up and ready to turn loose to-
morrow morning at sunrise.
it will be a celebration with no strings
fill all of Ormsby county.
People in adjoining towns, who haven't
faith in the resources of their own 4th of
July committee, can come here and get
data for their next year celebration at
home.
Nothing approaching it since the State
was admitted into the Union.
The procession will move on time and
Henry Daugherty, with a smile a foot
wide, Will lead the way, with a lafy
color bearer and aid all Strewn along
the street The aids, and the horses and
the features will dazzle the inexperien-
ced eye.
The guns will roar at sunrise. The
orators and poets and singers will en-
trance the multitude. The street will be
like a rainbow struck by a Nesuvius
shell and the small boy will be there
also.
The curiosity seekers from all the
surrounding country will come in free
trains. The Empire people will be on
deck with floats and decorated ears and
Sam LOngabaugh and Jim Virgins.
There will be bicycle parade at night
and the hottest article in the shape of a
grand ball you ever saw, Everything
will hun and writhe and culver with
patriotism.
By that time Skaters army will be
occupying Santiago and the news will
come to town to lift things generally.
The country people will come from the
valleys and mountains cheering for Car
SON..
The affair will run as long as you want
il.
The following is the official program:
FIRST DIVISION.
Grand Marshall, +. s. DaugheGtv.
Color Bearer, Miss Eva Stone.
Aids:-Harry Edwards, DR.. HennesSy,
OTTO Schulz, r. Grimmon, George Oliver
VIM. Borchttt, NJ. G. Cecil, Ed. Dupuis.
Walter Cook, Eugene Howell, Ed, Regan,
T. K. Hotter, DIR. Guinan, Arthur Morris,
Phil DOYLE, Jr.
CITY Marshall, VIM. Kinney and aids,
Nevada State Band.
Co. F., n. n. G.
Mexican War Veterans.
Grand Army of the Republic.
Car of State,-Goddess of Liberty, Miss
+ Lena Mara.
' President of the Dav.
. Orator, Reader, Poet and others in
l carriages.
l State and county officials in carriages.
SECOND DIVISION.
Frank Golden, Ist Assistant Marshall,
Aids:-Jamts Benton, Jr., ( has. Spring
MEYER, Harry Brule, James Virgins.
Warren Engine Company, No. I.
! Two floats.
Honorary members in carriages.
Curry Engine Company, No. ,.
Three floats.
e Liberty Hose Company, Gold Hill.
Silver City Fire Company.
e Visitors in carriages.
l. THIRD DIVISION.
]. G.. West, 2nd Assistant Marshall.
Aids:-Robert Rountree, Marvin Yer
ington.
Indian School Band.
Indian School Cadets.
Carson American Juvenile Militar,
Company.
Citizens in carriages.
so The first division will form on CarsO
W Street right resting on Musser.
The second division III Second Stree
Or right resting on Carson Street.
in The third division on King, right rest
ing on Carson.
n The procession will move up Carso
St, North to Williams; West to DivisiO
or St, and South TO Robinson St, West t
~ Minnesota St, South to Fifth; Fast t
ld Carson; North t. Ann; West TO CurrN
De North to Sophia; East 10 CARSON; Sout
to Capitol.
h The parade will break ranks at tn
Capitol where the commemoratioa excr
1g cises will be held.
c0 Patriotic Music Nevada State Ban
$3.50 President Of the
---H0n W. A. Massc
Choir--.--J. p. Meder, OrgaDi
Reading of Declaration of independents
Mrs. A. }. MrGOwa
=. -SaXaphone Quartet
Pocm-----------Prof. +. +. Hober
PIa
Nevada State Ban
h name of Mrs. A. j. McGowan ;