The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-05

inch from O'Clock until in the even
ing than is generally accorded to a
mans natural existence. 1t was 'un,
fun, fun.
1t was not only the parade, which
was a whole show in itself, but the
circus beautiful which Immediately
followed in Havilands barn. The crowd
could not get there fast enough Ana
the ticket sellers had soon dispoM,i OF
all their tickets and the crowd wos
yelling to open the doors. 1t was a
good -natured crowd, however, ard
when they finally managed to squeeze
into the barn and proceeded to take
I'm the sights, for a wonder snere VAS
not a kick" On the contrary every
body was all smiles and as :ast az
they could get out they na1rad Up
their friends and urged them 10 visit
loose I'm town. Oh, 1t was gfe1s, ana
it's managers are deserving of great
credit.
In the parade was to be seen fua'.%
clowns, elephants and giraffes, manu-
featured right IN town. Lions ana
tigers. a wild man, just huisy
enough to eat one of Roberts J. ine
roast sandwiches. Then there was me
snake charmer toying with deadly isp-
tiles, and last but not least the steam
caliope, which was SUGGEST iy ms n
aged by Blind Billy"
nf q
was the work of the Kangaroo coort.
and lucky was the man who escapco
a ride in the hurry uD wagon. Elmer
Duncan was the driver, while Jack
Lorentzen officiated as cop" .lni I'm
O'Brien soorted the chiefs star
The hurry-up wagon was keot petty
busy all the afternoon. Some i1hm-
inent citizen would be informing a
bevy of ladies what he kne a cut
foot racing when up would step a cop
and inform him he was wanted. Re-
sistance was usless. In the wagon you
august judge. who chanced to be j.
w. Bell. Courtrooms had been rro-
vided opposite Armory Hail. Pei's
most intimate friends could not .cen-
ifv hirc in his makeup. The nntor'-
unate prisoner was accused of all ms
of wrong doings from wearing a BID X
lie to taking his best girl to the eil-
Gus AS a rule If the offender PLEADED
rot guilty he got a heavier fine than
the one who pleaded guilty. Fines
ranged all the way from 10c to 81 50.
" depended a great deal upon who
the victim was. The affair created
10 end of amusement and of our prom
'nent society ladies stepped inside TO
zee the fun. They were promptly ar
-ested for "rubbering" and were COM
oelled to pay a fine. There Were a
Few who escaped, but it was bv sneak
ing through back doors and taking 10
he fields This side show netted the
Eagles treasury quite a sum of money.
In the evening there was quite a
display of fireworks by private indi-
v'duals. The money originally set aeide
by the general committee was
considered too small and for that reason
they cut out the fire works and gave
II to the ladies who got uD the floats.
The ball at night under the auspices
Of the Fraternal Order of Eagles was
one of the greatest society events or
the season. TIE hall was crowded and
dancing did not cease until O'Clock
this morning.
The names of those who won prizes
will be given later as the various COM
mittees have not yet turned in their
eports.
The drilling contest Will take place
tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock. En-
tries must be made to ID ]. Hadley
by o'clock. four or more 10 enter.
The following gentlemen comprise the
committee: G.. w. Adamson, G. M.
Rose. Frank Random, ID. J. Hadley
and l., F. Dunn.