The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-08
Fourth Of July Committee Organ
lied and Ready for Work.
NEED or HASTE RECOGNIZED
Suh-s ora sY5yss~es for yarfsus D~Fart-
m~nts at Celebration Parity
gboxe n-H~pr~.-ntaffSs Men In
shsre~-F~stfsiff~s tn Last Tween
fy-faar Hours-saAstionaf Pro-
xrsmnse Planned for sunday stxht

Preliminary arrangements FOR the Gee
tratlea - bs held 81 iais city On tins
Foarth % july are fariaIS taking organ
.ssG shs pe TIE executive committee iasS
Right appointed sue-cggnmltSees covering
she various departments Of the deEnoustFa-
ton. sna These WI look over tie fsla and
DO ready fgr tnelf first reports Fr.asy
nlght. TAe .cesebsation last year was
started early Ia May. and the present c9Hs-
r..ttes appreciates the need of haste al
this late dase. II mas been definitely cec-a-
Ell that the festivities shall last twenty
four hours, ard probably an !nItialory' GER
~4r.eny OF "a ~ ther -olerlu character viii
take place III f'4onesr sqaaFe The Sunday
evening proceedings tae holiday The mort
friendly ieaHns waa shown last night IA
tie committee toward the people Of th''
BRITISH Columbia Giles. y special ini ia
ton vii Sc neat them 70 attend. au3 the
Celebration Vii have many features caleb
lated 10 sin their Appreciation.
The meeting last nigb1 aas called 20 or
Ger AZ 80 O'Clock by Mayor T. J, Hamss
IS casirman. Present we're VIII IT. Parry.
James L. Ii9ge. 3r.. c. L. Crane. a. ..
Stewart. R5beEt II. Lindsay, A. II. Foo,e.
julius Reda l.lsa.uer. George L. Piper, Lee
Hart. H. A. CHADWICK. Amos Brown.
The minutes Of the previous meeting were
read and adopted Rsdelsheims" suggested
that as many 81 las; years committee
men aa poss.ble should be appointed OF
ihla year'a committees, IL was decided
that the appointment OF committees should
he undertaken at once. The anance com
mittee. az nlost important was taken np
nrst. mr. Redeisheimer moved the seiec
ton OF g. +. Crane az chairman. and the
noIasaaalon WIS seconded by Mr.. Parry.
MIR. Crane demurred 10 shouideriug the re-
spoasibEity % ths office and Withdrew In
favor OF Mr.. Hoge. The latter v rs elected
snd given power 10 select ihe members Of
the finance committee. submitting the fol-
lowing names. which were Approved;
Charles +. Crane. Edward r. Sweeney,
James ON. S. l.. Crawford. ]. A. Moore.
Daniel Jones, J. VI. r.. Atkinson. Isaac
cooper. Sherwood GIsEespy, George ii.
Stewart.
In order to maintain organization as son-
eentrated as possible, II was determined
that eaeh committee outside of that Oh
finance saouid bs made up Of "a chairman
and two meTnbass from the executive com
nl!t,ee. they TO appoint TWO Others who
should In turn bs added as members 20 the
executive COMMITTEES.
Col f. T.. EdseD was suggested as grand
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committee oR parade. He was unanimous
Is elected. with Lee Hart and J. u. Hose.
H.. - nlemibers az the committee. Other
committees were partially selected. as fol-
lows.
Fireworks Chairman. Lee Hart, VIII II.
Parry and a. H. Stewart.
Advertising -t;eorgoi L. Piper. Julius
poaeisaemcr ard H. n Chadwick
Reception and invitation Mayor T. ].
!louass. toi ~ j. BIe,hen ana a. H.
13ots.
Transperatlon-J. : Goldsmith. 5. L.
Crawford and II A. Chadwick.
Speaker Col. A J. Biethen. A II. Stew
ar and wu y Thompson.
Decorations jules Rclelshslmer. /. A.
%adeau 4. T. Craze.
sus.e-.co,. r. h. Lindsay. VIII IL
Parry. A. II. stewart.
Sports \. f. Ambrose. J. G. Allen. r
J.. Kendall
T. zra : T. Crawford. Alber, Hansen.
J A. Moore
AudtiaS WIZ II. Parry \ H. Foote
Rerat;a--Auloe brown. Judge W n
Nicer. john T. Caudon Commodore
oeorEe Thompson. j \. Ratalargeon
Pros lsuane-~Hohert II. Lindsay.
II vas saegestod ghat since the Fourth
q JHty tomeS M Monday. Their. he a
patrlosic demonstration In ptoncer square
s. nday might, So b participated, in by tse
s,tswch cha5rs - t4e city. the ministers