Daily camera., 1901-08-01
Street Parade Opens
Great Celebration

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coaches were in evidence. Rocky Noun.
tain Joe led band OF COW punchers. clad
in his usual picturesque costume.
Colonel Sanderson and his wife drove
a modern carriage that seemed sadly out
Of place between two OF the old Barlow
& Sanderson stage coaches.
The &. A. r. men were ou, in force.
Their step is firm even after forty years
and the applause that greeted them was
rot diminished from the fact that the
veterans OF more recent war had pre-.
ceded them.
The decorated carriages were feature
o. the procession. Little & Hickox were
represented by five Of their choices,
turnou:s. all garnished with an abu nd.
ance OF flowers. Mr. Harry Story. &C.
companied by Miss Hickox, drove a
bcau.i!u! pair Of blacks hlrnessed
tandem. Mr. Frank Pace held the rib
bous OF the four horse team while Mr.
Hickox and Mr. Little each guided NOV.
ing bowers Of color. The children Of
Mr. Li.;le drove surrey that was literally
blried in columbines. A unique feature
Of this par. of the parade was the auto
m Sblle guided by Mr. Culoetson. With
him sat Mrs Pe.rlsin and on the back
seat were Mr. Petrikn and Mrs Moor
head.
Arthur Gardiner was represented by
two teams. The one driven by himself
WIS a splendid creation. The color
scheme was lavender aad was observed
throughout. THe other team was driven
by the Misses Cowie and was also a
beautiful turn ont. The Greeley band,
a splendid collection OF musiciIns, led
the merchants display. Tn: L. a. w.
bicycle works had very characteristic
noat Joe Berghein was represented by
a japanese pagoda in pink. Messrs
Crowley and Mason in full dress suits
and high hats guided the structure. The
Builder Drum Corps. resplenden, in new
suits and nev drums introduced the old
fashioned log school house followed by
its modern brick and stone successor.
The fra,srnities were splendidly repre-
sented by some unique turnout. The
Modem Woodmsn OF America. Wood |
men OF the World, Elks and the Macca.
bees were all in linz.
The Loveland band, also a favori,e,
escorted more OF the mercantile floats. |
The Boulder Soda Water works had a |
very choice collection OF drinkables Sc, |
forth in tempting array. Meyer Bros.
had simple but very effective s,ruct.
ures w. !, Harris and the West Boul.
der lumber cJm panies were well repre-.
ssn.ed by unique floats. The boat on
wheels propelled apparently by six oars.
men and calling Alteration to the Denver
Pos. was very cred,able display and
deserves more than passing mention.
Lily White flour and Roberts & Cobb
Wed with one another with tasty arrange
ncnis Of their goods. Hols.ein's floa,
was very pretty one, exhibiting nol
only his goods but his clerks as we'll.
Logan * Peterson took the chance to
boom the grocery interests in very ex.
celIent way. Moys, the hardware man.
created a ripple Of excitement all along
the line BY throwing batch Of biscuits
out among the crowd every three min
utes. The Temple bakery also had
tas,e!ully decorated wagon in line. L.
Sternberg's exhibit, was an artistic array
of Lumber. The McAllister lumber com.
pany. in addition TO hal. dozen log |
teams, presented workshop on wheels
,ha. WAS much appreciated. Turner, the
photographer, had mounted the largest
camera in the world and constantly ad.
monsheI the crowd to look pleasant.
Gilbert Bros. were represented by a
wagon covered with color.
The rear OF the procession was brought
up by the carriages of prominent c,.i.
zens many Of whom were in line. Most
of the crowds, not content with seeing
the parade once, remained on the streets
for an hour 10 see it once more.
LINE OF MARCH.
Firs, division will form on I4th street,
right OF line resting on Pearl, move west
on Pearl to nth, then to Walnut, east on
Walnut to 10Th, north on 10Th to Pine,
west on Pine TO 18th, south to Spruce,
west on Spruce to 10th, south 10 Pearl,
east on Pearl past reviewing stand be.
tween 18th and I4,h to 18th, north to
Spruce, west on Spruce and breaking
ranks at convenient points on Spruce
street.
The line OF march between nth and
I4,h on Walnut had been changed as
follows: From nth and Pearl north to
Spruce, east on Spruce to I4!h, south on
I4,h to Walnut and thence as advertised.
This change is made necessary owing to
the elevation Of wires of the street rail.
way, they being SO low that the floats
cannot pass under them.
Governor Orman and staff and state
officers, Senators Teller and Patterson,
Mayor Wright, the speakers and guests
of honor erjoyed at the noon hour a
, sumptuous dinner served under direction