The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-06-23

The plans are fully laid for a most
glorious and complete celebration or
Fourth of July and from the program
given out by the executive committee
II seems no point has been omitted
which gladdens the American heart
on independence day under the more
gentle chimes of the east. There is 10
be everything from the fire drill to the
creased pig. from the balloon stunt"
TO the fireworks and when the great day
is over Goldheld will doubtless find IT.
self all very tired but patriotic to the
core. Considerable over $4,000 has been
subscribed to make this the most nota-
BILE celebration ever held in Southern
Nevada. The Reno band has been Sc
cured at great expense and the prizes
are the most liberal ever offered.
The following committees have
charge of arrangements:
Executive committee-Mfton M.
Detch. president: Major Stanton, A. e.
Barnes, secretary; Jas. f. Degan. treas
urer; w. s. Elliott, Larry NJ. Sullivan,
c. b. Stanley, J.. f. Mitchell. J. F. Lind
say, Max Meyer.
Sports-Claude Inman. E. NJ. Hogan.
T. ]. Curley, Benz. Rosenthal. Gus MI
gent. w. II. Revere.
Parade-Major Stanton. Capt. Brad
ley, Harry Holmshaw. DIR. Turner, Jas.
Brown, william Birdsall.
Decoration committee. G. Griffin,
]. s. Corregan, A. II. Dutton. Mrs. Au-
gustus Tilden. Mrs. L. L. Patrick, Miss
Mclaughlin.
Music comimttee-Walter stone, J. 4.
Mitchell. M. J. Sullivan.
Press committee-G. G.. Rice, Col.
Noble, A. J.. Dutton. c. s. Sprague, f.
w. Paine, II. Coogan.
Drill Contest COMMUNICATION Dug
gan, Sherman Parker. Fred clough.
Reception committee-C. H. Beesley.
o.. F. Matkin, ]. s. Cook, Mrs. Lock-
hart, Mrs. withers. Mrs Lindsay, Mrs.
Dufield. Mrs. Bragdon. Mrs. Finch,
II. T. Bragdon, John Donnellan. w. s.
Williams, Walter Whitmore, H.. w.
Miles, Frank Lathrap. John Thompson,
A. c.. Eisen, II. B. Lind. James Davis,
W. III. Clark, ]. p. LOTUS.
Fire Works committee-C. 3. Stanley,
H. Coffee, o. oleson.
Program Of the Day
Sunrise-Salute of guns.
9:30-Grand Civic and Industrial
parade.
First Division
Parade forms right resting on Crook
and Columbia in following order
Grand marshal, Major w. A. Stanton
Aides: J. G.. Griffin. DIR. Turner. Harry
H~olmshaw, Mrs. Collins. Mrs. Lucille
Marsh, ]. M. Brown. F. c. Clough.
wheelman's band of Reno.
School children with flags.
Newsboys' union.
Miners union.
Goldfeld volunteer fire department.
Carpenters union.
Industrial Workers of the World.
Second Division
CAPTAIN ]. F. Bradley, Marshal, right
of line. Aides: Walter c.. Stone, Jaci
Davis.
Fraternal Order of Eagles.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
Knights of Pythias.
Elks.
Red Men.
Knights of Columbus.
Third Division.
Claude Inman, Marshal. Aides
Chas. Pugh. Geo. Polenz.
Guests and speakers in carriages.
Ladies of committees in carriages.
Reception committee.
School childrens' float.
Goddess of Liberty float.
Fraternal Order of Eagles float.
Knights of Pythias float.
Independent Order of Odd Fellow
float.
Red Men, float.
Miners union float.
Knights of Columbus float.
Business mems float.
Anvil chorus.
Rough Riders.
Mysterious Order of Orientals.
Industrial Workers of the World f1oat
Parade starts from Crook avenue ant
Columbia streets. north to Hall. thenc'