The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-21
should call for them at

committee should call for them at
| once.
| There was a preliminary hurrah in
town last night, when THE Burning
| of Manila" in the big band wagon
burning red fire and went down to the
| race track, where beautiful bombs
were discharged with great success
visible from all parts of the city.
Five thousand flags will be distrib-
uted to the school children in front
| Of the court house just before the pa
rade.
The children will then take their sta
tions west of the arch on both sides
| OF Granite street and as the procession
| passes the children VIII wave flags
| and patriotic songs will be sung. All
| the school children are requested to
turn out. The schools will be closed
| on Monday.
There was meeting of the ladies'
| reception committee yesterday at the
residence of Mrs. Judge Speer and
| more details were arranged. Only 60
ladies have volunteered to present med
ais to the soldiers and it is claimed
that twice that number will be reouir-
ed. 1t is requested by the chairman
lnat an those who have given their
names and Others who are willing to
serve meet at the Auditorium at .
O'CLOCK this afternoon. Those who have
been overlooked by the solicitors are
requested to send in their donations to
the Armory at noon to-day. AS some
mliKmen nave consented to leave milk
ana cream at the Armory, it was sug-
gested that all who have consented
to donate milk leave it at the same
place on Sunday forenoon. All con-
trlbutions from the Fourth ward are
70 De sent to the Armory before u
o'clock to-day.
cars to the race track to-day and
tomorrow will run on the hours,
transporting free of charge members of
committees wearing badges.
Inc pie and potato committee are
requested to take the a. M car arm
ed with rolling pins and pairing knives.
Ihe decorating committee Is request
ed to take the l p. m. car Sunday
General Order No. s.
The following assignment of aides is
hereby made to report for duty to their
respective marshals at the office of
senator Lee Mantle at o'clock Mon
DAY morning, unless otherwise ordered
by their respective nlarshals:
TO the grand marshal-Col. P. r. Dol
man. Col. ]. D. jerks. Lieut. J. NJ.
Kennedy, Capt. r. w. Hunt, Lieut.. AL
fred Lewry, Simon Hauswirth, Carroll
Dolman, Harry Anshutz, Patrick De
loughery, "A. G. Broderson.
To Capt. Decay Stivers, marshal first
division. Lieut.. Fred Albritton, Priyates
Daniel Harley and Roach, w. w. Dix
on, jr.
TO Hon f. D. Elderkin, marshal sec
ond division, Messrs. Griffin, Moran,
Flavin and Holland.
To Capt. S. J. Reynolds. marshal third
division. Messrs. Miles, Collins and
Passmore.
| To Capt. ]. J. o'Meara, marshal fourth
division. Messrs. Giard, Lauzier Black
| and Hill
To Capt. John G. Evans. marshal fifth
division. Messrs. Leggatt Elrick, Tut
tie, Dierks and Mueller
To Capt. William Parsons, marshal
ninth division, Messrs. Aleshire, Harris,
Busch and Downey.
Marshals of sixth, seventh and eighth
divisions will make their own selections
of aides, not exceeding five in num-
Der.
The necessary data having just been
received, the following will be the or
ganization of the sixth, seventh and
eighth divisions, namely:
Marshal, sixth division, Capt James B.
%E Furey.
i Personal Staff ~ &s
Copper Hill band. B. c. Holly, leader.
Butte Miners Union.
Marshal, seventh division, Capt. M J.
Geiger.
Personal Staff.
Bozeman city band. Lewis T. Lewis,
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
Clerks Union.
Painters Union.
Iron Moulders' Uunion.
Stationary Engineers Union.
Brewers Union.
Shoemakers' Union.
Bakers Union
Horseshoers' Union.
Tailors' Union.
Cigarmakers' Union.
Blacksmiths and Helpers Union.
Cornice Workers Union.
Marshal eighth division, Capt. E. T.
Dobson.
Personal Staff.
Dillon city band. Richard Sullivan.
leader.
Butchers Union.
BARRIERS Union.
Typographical Union.
Carpenters Union.
Bricklayers' Union.
PlaSterers' Union.
Plumbers Union.
Electrical Workers Union.
Laundry Workers Union.
Transfers Union.
Workingmens Union.
Boilermakers Union.
Building Laborers' Union.
Lathers' Union.
Job and Express Mems Union.
Aides who failed to attend last nights
meeting at the city hall, as ordered.
will apply to their own respective mar
shals for information concerning uni
form. By command of
COL. c. F. LLOYD, Grand Marshal.
b. q. CALKINS, Chief of Staff.