The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-06-28
PROGRAM FOR
The FOURTH IS
NOW COMPLETE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MAKES
ARRANGEMENTS FOR ALL
THE EVENTS.
MAYOR CLARK PRESIDENT OF DAY
Many Outsiders Are Coming to Ely
City Marshal Hudgins Issues
Warning.

The Fourth of July program has
been finally arranged and passed up
on by the executive committee-the
body appointed by the Commercial
club to make the entire arrange
ments for the celebration. The COM
mittee held two or three meetings
yesterday afternoon and adopted
the program about s o'clock. A few
slight alterations were made but the
plan for the two days celebration is
just about as originally outlined.
The committee decided not to in
crease, the drilling contest prize to
$500 add left it as they first planned.
Mayor F. M. Clark will be presi-
dent of the day and B. F. Coleman
will deliver the Grafton.
The celebration has been we'll adj
vertised and many people are going
to spend the Fourth in Ely.
City Marshal Hudgins states that
precautions must be taken concern
ing the shooting of firecrackers
within the city limits. The use of
firearms is strictly prohibited, and
anyone caught using them will be
liable to arrest.
announcement by the Committee
On Amusements.
The committee on amusements
makes the following announcement:
That all horse races, whether trot-
ting, pacing, running or otherwise.
must be run and the best horse must
win. Any attempt on the part of any
jockey or rider to mistreat, throw,
or run an irregular race, the judges
of the race have power and authority
to call the race off, and the same
must be re-run. If in their judg-
ment the race was not a fair and
honestly run race, and any horse be-
ing so irregularly run as to cause
the race to be run over, must be rid
den by a new rider or driver. We
must have square deal to the public
to win these prizes.
c. r. REEVES,
Chairman of the committee on
amusements and sports.
The Program.
The following is the program for
the two days celebration:
National salute of 500 guns at sun
rise.
Parade at 9 o'clock a. M, under
the control of Marshal Hudgins. The
parade will form on Court street;
from the court house west to hurry
street, right resting at the court
house and extending westward to-
ward hurry street on Court. The line
Of march will form facing eastward
on Court street, the head of the col
INN resting at the bridge west from
the court house, extending westward
10 Court street, formed as follows:
Marshal of the day
President and orator of the day.
Ely band.
American eX-Soldiers.
Order of B. P. o. E.
Baseball players.
Order of Eagles.
Hose carts.
Secret orders
Masons.
Odd Fellows.
Woodmen of the World.
Knights of Pythias.
Carpenters union
All labor unions.
Representative displays of Ely
business houses.
Horribles.
Citizens on foot
Citizens on horseback.
Citizens in carriages.
The line of march will be eastward
to the court house, then northward
to Aultman street, then westward up
Aultman street to Second street, then
countermarching eastward to Sixth
street, turning north at Murphy s
Office to Lyons avenue; thence west
erly up Lyons avenue to the grand
stand on Fourth street.
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band.
Hon Mayor F. NJ Clark, president
of the day, to call the meeting to
order
Remarks by the president of the
OF the day.
Prayer by the chaplain, Rev H. c.
Hunting.
Chorus of 40 voices, THE Red,
White and Blue
Reading of the Declaration of In
dependence by G. F. Putnam.
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coleman9n Of the day
Solo By Geo, ge Armand.
Chorus of 40 voices, America.
MusA by the band
Adjournment until l O'Clock for
amusements.
ADJUSTMENTS and sports to begin
promptly at l O'Clock.
100 yard foot race, free for all;
first prize $40, second prize So.
(. 100 yard foot race, boys 10 years
and under; first prize IS, second
prize 50.
80 yard foot race, boys 10 years
and under; first prize SO, second
prize So.
SO yard foot race, ladies', free for
all; first prize $40, second prize IS.
80 yard foot race, girls Is years
and under; firsN priz S., second
prize 81. q
and under.1 first Ar:ze So, second
prize 50.
so yard foot race, fat men weigh
ing 200 pounds and over, $40.
100 yard foot race, free for all,
handicap, weigh in 22O pounds, SO.
80 yard three-legged race for boys
under Is, $3.50.
80 yard sack race for boys under
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