Arizona republican., 1900-12-10
The Carnival Season is m.
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Throne and Seepter Await Queen May - Programme of the Days Doings - Formation of Parates. All Should be Prompt

 their breakfasts and don their gor- geous colors thi:G morning, Phoenix may be said to be fairly ablaze with glory. The festal fires may be said to have been kindling for a day CT two past, or rather. the hanging of culored burners for the network of wires that festoon the principal streets. and Sat urday and Sunday nights there were partial illuminations, for trial pur- poses.
 The queens throne will, of course, he the central point of attraction for the spectacular events and active scenes of pCmp and ceremony. The finish ing touches are being put on this regal structure. It will present a handsome appearance in the daytime and look s,ill more gorgeous at night, when iI- luminated with many co!ored lights.
 The front of the throne structure is huge stage, on which, at proper times, there will be free vaudeville shows, and from which the proclaml- ttors of her majesty, the queen. will be read to the people. At the rear of the stage is erected the throne proper, the chairs for her royal highness and attendants being on a dais some four or five feet higher. Above is a beau tffCl canopy of red. the frontal arches being trimmed in green and many col ored electric globes. The whole is tas.efu.ly decorated with palms and other evergreens. The structure is thoughtfully planned anda the ideas are carefully carried out Booth build ing continues and many more, who have been delayed. will probably erect booths today.
 The midway is getting in order and the attractions are many of them all ready for the amuseIlent-loving public The Indians are camped in the eastern part of the city, and the cowboys are nervously and anxiously waiting for the festivities to begin.
 THE PROGRAMME:
 The general outline of the days pro. gramme. as finally arranged. is as foi- lows:
 Al 10 o'clock ,. m, grand military, industrial and vie 7arade, to be le- viewed from the queens throne by the governor and staff and the executive committee of the carnival association.
 1:50 p. m.-Military tournament in front of the queens throne.
 3 p. m.-Grand free vaudeville show on platform in front of the queen throne.
 p. m.-Grand parade of all midway attractions past the queens throne and grand stand.
 D. m.-The midway.
 7:45 D. m.-Queen's coronation, fol- lowed by children's cake walk and free audeville.
 FORMATION OF PARADE.
 The various divisions of the parade will form as follows:
 The Indian school band will form on Adams street, immediately west If tary division.
 The Pioneer band will form on Fourth street, Immediately south of | and will head the municipal di- | vision.
 The Mesa band will form on Wash | ngton street, between Fourth and | Fifth streets. and will head the civic | division.
 The Chinese band will form on South ! Fifth street. and head the Chinese sec ion.
 The band leaders will on their arrl- val at the place designated, report | heir arrival to the division marshal. md be thereafter under his command turing the parade.
 The military division will form on Adams street, between Fourth and Hifth. it's right to the west; Major J. H. McClintock, commanding.
 The Indian school on North Fourth street, north of Adams.
 The municipal division will form on Fourth street, south of Adams. it's fight on Adams; Chief of Police Hooker. marshal.
 The civic division will form by sec ions; Jack Gibson, marshal.
 The bicycle section will form on the i'd military plaza. corner of FoIrth md Washington; II. M. Chapman, sec ion chief.
 The automobiles will form on tie plaza, corner of Fourth and Jefferson streets.
 The fr2ternal societies will form on North Fifth street. between Adams and Monroe. with their right on Adams. The Spanish-American fraternaI so- ieties will foltn on Fifth street. be- ween Washington and Adams, with heir right on Adams.
 The Chinese section will form Cn iouth Fifth street. with their right on Washington street. The cowboy section will form on North Sixth street. between Adams ( nd Monroe. with their right on AG- ms; Jack Gibson, section chief. The wild Indians section will form 1 n Sixth street, between Adams and eherson. with their right on Adams: os. Fifield, section chief.
 w. A. Watts is section chief in harge of floats and automobiles. Each oat should be reported to him, when e will give directions where they are Q be placed for the parade. All participants in the parade will ; aport to the marshal of their division. l t the points indicated. at 9:45 a. m.. harp.
 The parade will mOve promptly at 10 clock, and all must be in line by that