Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-02
A Working Organization, Which
Will Have Charge, Appointed
by General Committee
THE COST ESTIMATED At $1,000
Part of This Amount Will Be Raised
by Sale of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Will
Be Secured by subscription-Many
Details to be Arransed-A Big Free
Time Is Planned.

The preliminary plans for this citys
big free Fourth of July celebration are
rapidly being perfected, and at the
meeting of the general commit zee, held
at the office of +. G. Pierce Thursday
evening" the sub committees which will
look after all the various details of the
days celebration were named Every
lodge in the city is represented on the
committees, and in additions a business
mems committee will be formed to
work jointly with the finance COM
mittee.
The officers and chairman of the
various committees will constitute the
executive committee. Before any of
the subcommittee close contracts or
arrange for the expenditure Of funds,
their action must first be approved by
the executive committee.
The estimated cost Of the days good
time has been placed at about $1,000
or $1,000. OF this sum it is thought
$500 can be raised by the sale of priv
ileges. The detailed estimate is as
follows: Advertising and publicity,
500; fireworks, 5000; grounds. $50;
night carnival, $751;, music, 5000; at
fractions and games, 5000; incidentals,
SIS, total of $1,000.
In the soliciting of funds it is the
intention of the committee 10 call on
those who will receive the lar gest mon
eyed benefits from the days crowd.
The council will be asked to turn over
the license privileges for the day to
the committee, that it may have ey-
elusive charge Of their issuance. The
officers of the committee and m enbcrs
of the different sub committees named,
with the initials of the lodge each rep
resents, are as follows:
Chairman-F. G.. Pierce, L. L. of P.
| Secretary-E. T. Austin, r. H.
Treasurer-Henry McNeely, K. P.
Finance Committee-C. T. LaPlant.
I. O. O. F.; L. S. Peckham, B. p. 0. E.;
George Estabroo'-, NJ. w. A; M.
Sutton, K. P; c. S. Mason, G. of H.;
D. NJ. Keefer, U. c. T.; G. H. Smith,
| NJ. w. A.
Publicity and Promotion-F A. Mos
Grip, K. P; w. A. Brown, r. H.; b.
! Seleine, C. o. F.; w. G. Osman, B
P. o. e; DR. I. H. Fry, R. H.; w. j.
vanDerveer, U. C. t.; F. e. Barry, U
c. T; A Bowman, F. o. E.
| Fi4eworks-E. r. Mack, f. p. O. E.;
j. T. jackson. L. L. p; G. NJ. Carpen-
ter, A. o. U. W.; George 'rhornblade
T. o. E.; ]. A. Allgeyer, l.. L. p; Ed
White, c. o. f.; G.. B. McCombs, T. B.
H.; j. H. Thorn, w. of W. F. Moran,
| T. & L. A.; w. H. Allison B. A. ";
| Charles 4rd, q. A. Y.
Night Carnival. A. Ta,lman, l. L.
of H.; I. F. Andrews, I. L. If H; ]. T.
Crellin. T. & L. A.; ]. A. I'erree, I. o.
o. F.; e. Guthrie, T. B. H.; j. Morris, A.
O. U. W.; G. Wilson, K. o. T. NJ: w
Davis, T. & L A; T j. Reed, B. r.
Grounds and Privileges T. H
Bondage, c. O. F.; Robert
Holt, T. B. H; H. L. Stump
| /. o. r. NJ; E. G.. Huber, G. Of H.;
c. Fetters M. B. A.
Music-L. Ferguson, b. A. z; c.
Wilkinson, I. o. r. M; s. j. Tinker. c.
of H.
Attractions and Programs. Eason
F. o. E.; ]. c. Heisinger NJ. B. A.;
p. Cornell, T. O. o. F.; T. Allen, L
L. of H.; S. s. Holt, w. Of W.; E. H
Alsbaugh, NJ. B. A.; B. w. Kelley, B
r.
Transportation-E. T. Austin, r. H.;
G. M. Mcbride, A. o. U. W.; S. Dillon
K. O. T. M.
Reception-J. Carmody. 4. o. U. w;
10. L.. Toombs, w. of W.; D.. L. Lamb
1. o. r. NJ; o. Wolfe, A. o. U. W.;
r. S. Whitenack, M. w, A.; George
Cunningham, A. o. U. W.; j. H. Brun-
ner, K. o. 7. NJ; r. Walton, B. r.