The Butte inter mountain., 1902-07-31
SPLENDID PROGRAM OF SPORTS HAS
BEEN ARRANGED FOR ANNUAL
EVENT ON AUGUST II.
OUTING WILL BE THE
BIGGEST EVER HELD
Everybody Who Can Do ANYTHING at All
viii Have Chance for Prize, and
to Compete for Them Are Some Of the
Prominent Men Of Butte and Anaconda
Great Credit Is Due the Committee.

- f-'ooo III NdSii, 81 NdludDlC UullulIlp
lot, and hundred other valuable prizes
will help TO make the Miners union pic
nic success, there will be no doubt but
that it will be the greatest event the
miners Of Butte have ever given.
AT Mountain View park, west OF Ana
conda. the a4th annual picnic of the union
will be held. August ~ is the day set
for the picnic and today the committee
on arrangements completed the program
and announced the amount contributed by
the citizens of Butte and Anaconda, be-
sides the many excellent prizes.
Splendid Program Of Sports.
AS usual, splendid program OF sports
has been prepared Many unique features
will be introduced this year. among which
being tug -of-war contest between men,
bers of the American Labor union and the
Western Federation of Miners, and a 100
yard footrace between the presidents of
labor unions of Butte and Anaconda Coun-
ty officers of the two cities and members
OF the fire department will also compete ior
valuable trophies.
AS is customary, the oldest mcr,bcr Of
the union on the gorund will receive a
prize. The fattest baby, the miners widow
with the largest family, and the newsboys
of the daily papers will also be rcuiem.
bered.
Prizes amounting to $225 haze been
announced for the drilling contests of
which there will be two, one single and one
double handed.
In all SIS events have been announced.
Every form OF athletic contest from put
ting the shot TO a song and dance has been
included in the program. Young rien and
old men, handsome ladies and small boys,
all have been recognized in the big picnic.
Great Credit Due Committee.
Great credit is due to the soliciting com.
mittec which has succeeded in getting the
largest sum of money ever donated for the
miners outing day, as well as the long list
OF valuable prizes.
The committee in charge Of the affair
is composed of the following Ed Hughes,
Joseph Galloway, James p. Murphy, Patrick
Nueent, 7. ]. Gilmore, Joseph Dillon,
Joseph Shannon, John Shea, Daniel Dono-
van, J. X. Murphy, Thomas Brennan, w.
i. Brennan and Tom Cream.
Besides the numerous prizes in jewolry,
merchandise and wearing apparel the firms
and individuals have contributed the fol-
lowing amounts in cash:
The Prizes and the Donators.
Special prizes, the events TO be decided
by committee on sport:
Anaconda Copper Mining company,
$ioo; William Scalon, $50; Boston &
Montana Copper Mining & Smelling COM
pany, $Ioo; State Savings Bank, $Ioo; w.
A. Clark, $Ioo; Montana Ore Purchasing
company, $50; Specuator Mining COM
pany, $Ioo; Butte & Boston Consolidated
Mining company, $50; Centennial Brewing
company, $50; Charles w. Clark, $50;
DAILY Bank & Trust company, $5o Parrot
Silver & Copper Mining company, $50;
Butte Brewing company, $25; w. A. Clark
& Bros Bank, $ss; s. B. Bank, $a5 Sill
yer Bow Brewing company, $35; Larry
Duggan, $40; Morley K Thomas, SIS; Dan
Tewcy, $40; Montana Consolidated Min
ing company, $2.oo; Tom Kinds, $40;
Tivoli Brewing company, SIS; Eugene
Carroll, S.; Inter Mountain Publishing
company, $40; Slemons & Booth, $40;
Butte Miner company, $Io Egan & No
Ian, $Io; K. ID. Clark s; NJ. p. Haggerty,
So; Pat Peoples, So; Jerry ]. Lynch, $5
+. ]. Pel'ctier, SIS; Sam M.
Roberts, $5 L. p. Forstcll SIS; James
B. Furey, $40; Miss Mary Mullins, 81;
George Casey, $40; ]. G. Hammer IS;
Burdett O'Connor, $5 Burk Strobel,
IS; Jesse b. Root, So; Chapman K Gowan,
$a Pittsburg & Montana company, $2s;
c. Z. Alsopp, So; George w. Irwin, SIS;
Judge Clancy, SIS; o. Roeean, So; Nick
Hughes, So; John Eakins, SIS; ]. B. Nc
Clernan, $40; p. c. ellis & Co., $40;
California Club $40; Albertson & Kendall,
$40; A. B. Cohn, SIS; Montana Fuel com
pany, S. ]. L. Richards, SIS; Butte Flee
trio Light and Power company, $Io;
Montana Undertaking company, $5 Tom
Lavell, $Io; Jerry Mullins, SIS; ]. r.
Wharton, $40; Al Sayner, SIS; Symonds
Dry Goods company, $40; Brownfeld-
Canty Co., SIS; Chesapeake restaurant, SIS
Whateys cafe, SIS; Thomas Baglc, S.;
Walter, Bradshaw, IS; ]. M. Reynolds,
SIS; w. II. Quarles, SIS; Reynolds & Nc
Dowell, SIS; Lander Furniture & Car
pet company S.; Conroy & O'Bren, SIS;
Montana Liquor company, SIS ]. II. Page,
SIS; Montana Bill Bosting company, So;
Mrs. Charles Flood, Florence hotel, $50;
Brown & Flanagan, $s Colo. Parrot Min
ing Smelling Co., $25 Curtis & Majors,
So; {. X. Wells, So; Charles S Passmore,
$3 Western Fuel Co., S.; Kruger, the
Plumber, SIS; Cans & Klein, So; NJ. ellis,
SIS; Reardon & Buckley, the Exchange,
$Io Hartnett & Hannifen, SIS; W. ii.
Arnold, $2.5o; Mccarthy Croquett, So;
M. ]. Connell Co., $40; A. T. Morgan, So;
Thompson Investment Co., SIS; ]. N. San
ders, $3.50; Richards, the Butte Under
taker SIS; George d. Kromberg &
Bro, SIS; Joseph V. Harmon, SIS;
King & Lowry, $40; w. H. Davcy, SIS;
Edwin M. Lamb, $a.so; Stromberg & Null
lens, by Hanley, $Io; F. Leimbach, S.;
W. d. Thornton, SIS; Dan Drew, S.;
Sherman & Reed, $40; A. Pincus, IS;
Butte Plumbing Co., S.; keenan, Mfg. Co.,
SIS; Northwest Coal Co., SIS; Morrow &
Sloan, SIS; Western Iron Works, $40;
Ellis Paint Co., $40; Alex Mackel, SIS;
Sam D. Martin, $ao Largey Lumber Co.,
$as; Montana Iron Works, $s Olympia
Brewing Co., $40; Montana Steam laun-
dry, SIS; DIR. Johnston, SIS; Killcen, the
plumber, SIS; Motana Jockey club, $40;