Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-07-01
eULL PROGRAM OF CARNIVAL.
An Entertaining Lot Of Events and En-.
tertainments.

advance guard Of the Carnival and The
streets are beginning to take on a
crowded appearance Men are at work
on every corner getting up the abodes
OF the concessions.
: This morning the pike" will arrive
bag and baggage and there will he
something doing all along the line.
The small boy will be out to see thu
wild mud eating Dora. and picturesque
Juno and keep it quiet, but the pretty
palmist will also be in and will be
ready to look into your eyes and thea
calmly tell you, after a glance at the
lines in your hands. the innermOst
secrets of your life, both past and
future. The vaudivillists will not Ie
here until to morrow morning and they
will take but few minutes rest be-
fore they go on at the Opera House
and amuse.
The program for the Carnival in full
is as follows:
0dSOIVdy Ouiy ISNrfs
The Carson City. Carnival for 1904
will be inaugurated Saturday July ID
at High Noon.
The announcement will be made by
the ringing Of bells, blowing of whist
les and the firing of salutes.
2 p. m--Baseball game at Race
Track. Carson VS. Indian School. Ad-
mittance Is cents.
7.3O P. M.-The D. o. X. K. Ora
matte Order of knights of Khorassanl
viii start their novel parade at the v.
& T. Depot upon arrival of special
from Reno. about 7.3O. They will pro-
coed down Carson Street to the resi-
dence of Queen Jess the First then
escort her to west porch OF Capitol
where her
Coronation will take place, at 8 P. NJ
Same escort will then accompany her
TO the Opera House, where the Queen
will lead the Grand March in the
g., Court Ball, admission to which is
so cents. .-..-
Midway on CARSON Street contiu-
uous.
Vitigraph on north Capitol Square,
afternoon and evening throughout the
Carnival.
Vaudeville at the Opera House, in
GLIDING exceptional special features,
brought to Carson for this occasion
only, afternoon and evening through
out the Carnival.
Sunday, July Sd, 1904.
10 A. M-Baseball Game, at Race
Track. Reno VS. Virginia. Admission
Is cents.
II A. M. Blue Rock Trap Shoot, at
Race Track.
Entries to Shoot free for All.
Trophy for team making best score,
to be seen at T. G. Farrar & Co.'S Car
son STREET.
Trophy for individual making best
to be seen at the Frank Golden Jewelry
70 b. SlOIS, Sdl sui 0llCCt. 1AAAAAooAoA
Is cents.
2P. Mo Mile Bicycle Race, at
Race Track Sacramento VS. Carson
be seen at WARDS Carson Street. Ad-
mission, so cents. Chit 1ren rs cents.
Monday, July 9TH, 1904.
1920 A. M-Grand Parade, to be
reviewed by Goyernar Sparks and Staff
from Carson Street, in front of Capitol.
The parade will include two military
Companies from Virginia City, also
Floats, representing commercial and
business interests of Nevada.
Cash prizes for floats; First prize
$4,000; Second prize; $4,000; Third
priez, $4,000.
Decorated Vehicles; First prize
$1,000; Second prize $3.50; Third prize
$500; Fourth prize $3.50.
The $25 given in prizes for the child
rem will be as follows:
Most beautiful wagon, $1,000; most
original wagon $500; most comical
wagon, $3.50; best float drawn by dogs
$3.50; to be distributed by Judge
$500
1870 a. m.-Literary exercises
West Capitol Porch.
Program.
Music ..... Nevada State Bant
Benediction Rev. B. ]. Darneile
President of the Day. DR.. j. E. Stubs
Star Spangled Banner" .Choru:
Declaration Of Independence
e. c. Mulcahe!
Poet of the Day. Hon. Sam P. Davis
Reader Of Poem. e. D. Vanderleith
America .SAOA u
Grafton Key Pittmal
Music Nevada State BAN
2 D. m.-5O-Mile relay race at tn
Race Track for the Pacific Coast Cnan
nionshiu. Reno VS.. Oakland. For tro