Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-30
ButteS' Celebration Will be a
Hot Number.
EAGLE IS IN TRAINING
And is Showing up in Good Form
Many Organizations Will Partici-
pate in the Parade.

Butte's observance of the Fourth OF
July promises to be ar event of eXtraor-
binary patriotism, and those who leave
the city on that day will make a serious
mistake. Last nights meeting of the
executive committee was a most en-
thusiastic one. a. F. Bray presided, and
the reports of the several committees in
Dictated that the efforts of those in charge
of the various preliminaries are meeting
| with success i'll every particular. Major
| William Deeney will be the grand mar
! shall of the day, and William Pinkham
and William Bartle will be his assistants.
The aides will be as follows: j. j.
O'Meara, John Nance, d. j. Glard, j. f.
Davies, William Jane, Gus Nickel, DR..
j. N. Alexander, J. H. jackson, George
Lezevrich, J. w. Gilligan, Adolf Reichle
and Charles Briney.
The following organizations have ac-
cepted invitations to participate in the
parade: Meagher Guards, High School
Cadets, Parochial School Cadets, Uni
formed RAM X. of p, Shoshone Tribe of
Red Men, Lincoln Post G. A. r., Miners
Union, B. Q. P. Elks, Butte Council Com
mercial Travellers. Sons of St.George, Car
penters' Union, Christopho Colombo So
ISACly OIdC1 VI 1d6ACS
S. o. c. St. John the Baptist Society,
Blacksiniths' Union, Sons of Hermann,
Canadian Institute, Woodmen of Amer
lea, Iron Moulders, Silver Bow Glee Club
and the Indians.
The head of the column will form on
Park and Montana and will move for
ward promptly at 10 o'clock. The parade
will be a most elaborate one, and a fea-
ture Of it will be the car of state, the ar
rangement for which has been under the
supervision Of Mrs. W. o. Speer. The
city and county officials, judges of the
district court, and the city clergy will
appear in the parade in carriages, as will
also the following representative leaders
of organized la Edward Boyce, pres
ident of the Western Federation of La
Dor; Dan Mcdonald, president of the
Western Labor Union; James Meehan,
secretary of the Western Labor Union;
James Dempsey, president. and William
Haggerty secretary of the Butte Miners
Union; j. B. Furay, eX-president of the
Miners Union; Anthony Shovelin, Charles
Lane, Mr.. Peoples, Mr.. Weldon, Mr..
Locher, Mr.. Mcbride and others.
The parade will be dismissed at the
court house, in front of which will be
erected the speakers stand. Hon. A. r.
Bray will preside. Rev. j. l.. Albritton
will open the exercises with prayer, and
the address of the day will be delivered
by senator Lee Mantle. Inc Declaration
of Independence will be read by John Fl.
Curtis, Jr., and Rev. J. F. N~oftsinger will
pronounce the benediction. The Silver
Bow Glee club will render several ma
tional songs.
The display of fireworks promises to be
the best ever given in the city. The con-
tract has been awarded to the Paris
Murton company of Minneapolis, and the
display, which includes a number of set
pieces, will be under the Sunervision of
an expert, who will be sent out from
Minneapolis by the contracting company,
and a site on the West Side will be Sc
lected for the display.
The railroads anticipate a large num-
Der of visitors to Butte on the Fourth,
and ave made a rate Of one and one
fifth for the round trip.