The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-27

Partelow, VIM. ]. Melvin and J. w. Ma.
loney, aides.
The following is partial list Of the
organizations that will participate in
the grand Labor day parade:
| Butte Miners union, Butte Mill and
| Smeltermen's union, Brotherhood OF
Stationary Engineers. international
| Brotherhood Of Carpenters and Joiners,
| BARRIERS Protective union; Tin, Sheet
| Iron and Cornice Workers, Bricklayers'
! and Masons' union, Butte Transfers
union, Butte Shoemakers' union, Butte
Butchers union, Butte Bakers union.
| Butte Horseshoers' union, Blacksmiths'
and Helpers union. Iron Mo!ders' union,
Bartenders' Protective union, Internal
tional Association of Jorneymen Plumb
ers. Typographical union, International
Plasterers' union. International Building
La5orers' union. International Journey
men Tai.ors' union, Painters and Deco
rators' union. Job and Expressmen's
union, Structural Iron Workers union
Cigarmakers' International union. Brew
ers and Masters union. Clerks Protec-
tive union. Stablemen's union, Lathers
union. Electrical Workers union, Wire
and Metal Lathers union, Stenographers
union. Women's Protective union. Boiler
makers union Amalgamated Wood
workers union, Machinists' union, Street
Car Mems union, Beer Drivers union,
Musicians union. and other outside or
Musicians union, and other outside or
ganizations.
Prizes:-There will be three prizes
distributed for the best appearing un-
ions in the parade.
First prize, silver water set, value
$4,000: second prize, silve. and ebony
gavel. value $1,000; third prize, ink
stand. value $4,000.
First event-Throwing the hammer.
for union men only: First prize. $1,000.
second prize, $500.
Second event-Putting the shot. for
union men only: First prize. $1,000.
second prize, $500.
Third event-Hundred-yar foot race.
free for all: First prize $500, second
prize. $500.
Fourth event-Fifty yard race for
boys under fifteen years: First prize.
$500, second prize s1.00.
Fifth event-Fifty yard for young la
dies under fifteen years: First prize
$500, second prize $500.
Sixth event-Fifty yard race for union
men over fifty years: First prize $500,
second prize $500.
Seventh event-Fifty yard race for
union ladies over twenty-five years.
First prize $500. second prize $500.
Eighth event-Tug of war between
the different unions: First prize $1,000,
second prize $500.
Ninth event-Rock drilling contest
for union miners only: First prize
$780, second prize $500.
All persons taking part in these
their
union cards.
Immediately following the sports will
be a grand cake wake, at the dancing
pavilion, where the following prizes
will be given: For the best gentleman
cake walker. a cash prize of $500; for
the best lady cake walker, a prize OF
$500.
In the evening two prizes will be given
for the best gentleman Walter. $500;
for the best lady Walter. $500.
The parade will form at Copper and
Main streets, march south on Main to
Granite, east to Wyoming, south on
Wyoming to Broadway, west on Broad
way to Montana. then. south on Montana
to Park then east on Park to Main, and
south on Main. The organizations will
then countermarch and disband at
Miners Union hail. on Upper Main
street. The parade is to begin at 1890
sharp.
After the parade the thronging thous-
ands will adjourn to Columbia Gardens,
where the exercises of the afternoon will
be held. The rect car company Will
practically discontinue service on other
lines for the rush to the Gardens after
the morning exercises, in order to handle
the vast crowd.
The exercises at the Gardens will BET
gin at 1870. giving all who desire the OPP
portunity to see the parade in the city,
and then go out to the Gardens for a
picnic dinner before the speeches and
games. Luke Kelly will be chairman
and master of ceremonies. and will pre-
side over the sports as we'll as introduce
the speakers of the day, Charles H. Lane
and Hon. Martin Elliott. These two gen.
tlemen will present the various advan-
tages of organized labor and review the
great progress made by labor.
The long programme Of sports follows
the speeches, and some interesting con-
tests are arranged for. Most of Theses
are for cash prizGs, we'll worth the win
ming.