Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-05-11
TO A Y CELEBRATION.
Nevada Troops to be Honored,
And Manila Celebrated.

call ana he victory Of American arms at
Manila, will be also a subject of jubila-
ton on the part Of all patriotic citizens
of Carson.
The program fixed up by the Execu-
tive of the Improvement
Club will consist of a parade in which
the volunteers. the Carson guard. the
the Veterans, the Athletic Club and
Inc FIRE Companies will take part.
Empire will fall in line with a boat
l"ad OF pretty girls, commanded
by IAN Longabaugh, representing the
marine interests of Ormshy county. Tho
Carson band and the Indian School band
Will furnish the music for the parade.
After the parade there will be public
speaking from the steps of the Capitol
Judge Massey, Charles NJ. lShortridge J..
PoUjade and Emmett alsh will adj
dress the people.
Master Henry J. Howard of Frank
town will recite The Two amer In
the evening there will he a ball at the
Opera House in honor of the volunteers.
and also a supper.
The ladies of h Custer Relief Corps be-
ing the woman's organization nearest to
me GRAND Army veterans will arrange
the supper, assisted by the Eastern Star
Lodge, the Daughters of Rebecca and the
R~athbone Sisters. They were out vester-
day soliciting contributions to the SUD-
per and everywhere they went they were
enthusiastically received. The work of
gettlng up the supper, however. has not
been left to these organizations alone
All ladies who wish to assist either bv
Individual effort or by donations to the
supper, will be welcome.
The public schools will be closed and
hlldren who wish to make a cake for
the volunteers or donate flowers can
leave them at the Opera House. The
tickets to the ball are 80 cents, ladies
Iree, and the supper will be % cents
apiece. The proceeds of the affair will
be devoted to purchasing Il banner for
the volunteers to carry with them 10 the
front. II viii be appropriately inscribed
and always remain the property of the
Second Nevada Volunteer Cavalry. All
business houses are expected to e.! go 10
day nj noon or by , o'clock ana every
bu'lting III the city is supposed to dis
play an American flag.
Yesterday afternoon the ladies Of tho
various organizations met at tie Pvthian
HAL. The gathering was quite large and
great interest was taken. Il was finally
decided that the ladies of the Relief !
corps should handle the supper at the
Opera House, and that the other ladies' |
IN the city stood in readiness to assist
them when called on.
OFFICIAL LINE OF MARCH.
FIRST DIVISION.
Grand Marshal VIM. Kinney and aids.
Governor Sadlcr and staff.
Nevada State Band.
Carson Guard, Liet. Carney commando
Custer Post, G. A.. r.. G.. II. Mevers
COMMANDING.
Veterans of the Mexican War in Car
riageS.
First Troop Nevada Volunteers.
orators of the Day in carriages.
State Officers.
County Officers.
Vim Employees.
SECOND DIVISION.
Indian School Band,
'"li'ti E'SIhe company No. I, l.
stern, Foreman.
Curry Engine Company No. 2, NJ.
Foreman.
Athletic Club,
Carson Public School Children.
Eihplr Public School Children-Two
L loats, representing the Olympia Flag
Ship and BaltiAlore.
Indian School Pupils.
Citizens on Foot.
Citizens in Carriapes.
During the parade the bands will plav
md the cannon fire a salute.
Inc speaking will be at the C,DitoI
grounds after the parade. Several t
speakers have been invited by the com |
nIttee, hut the only four who have ac- y
'opte:i the invitation is Judge Massey. {
t'n'net " dish Charles Shortriire. and I
I. Poujade. T." j.,
Any speakers called for by the crowd |
however, are expected to respond. '
The Committee extends a general in /
'%itatjon t, al org rniztlions and citizAns I
0 JoIn with us to make this u grand a
Celebration. +
Nqi'Ttett" Of fonr young ladies' con t
listing of Misses. Eva Doyle. Iva Nil q
ART, jamie Mills and Ethel Willard Will Il
ing patriotic airs at the Capitol exer- \
iscS. !,
The first division will form on Carson "
tr"ot facing west-in front of Capitol at .
O'Clock p. m.
Inc second division will form on
ecoiii street west of Main street facing ,
Iorth at . p. m. tt
Al 80 p. IN. sharp the procession will +
o north on Carson street TO Hohin- L
IN street, west to Minnesota stroot
'"th 10 ruin street, east to Carson
'''''' norm on carson street to the u. S.
..oVernlnent building, then counter