The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-05-22

/ citizens of the city, led by the count.
and district officials, will complete tn
grand ensemble.
w. s. Eberman was to be grand mar
shall of the day, but through his bein.
called to Los Angeles, it will be neees
sary to appoint some one to take hi:
place. As a~uxiliaries to the grand mar
shall of the day, two adjutant grand
marshals. j. A. b. Jordan of the 18th
Kansas cavalry, a veteran of the civil
war, and Col. George E. Retter, of the
15sth Indiana volunteers, a veteran OF
the Spanish American war, have been
appointed to keep the line in order
during the march.
The following assistant grand mar
shals have been appointed to aid in the
movement of the parade: George Wing
field, w. s. Elliott, G. F. Kapp, E. X.
Collins, Col. John May, DR.. d. A. Tur-
ner, Steven Harrington, Mr.. Potter,
Richard L. Colburn, Jake Humphrey, J.
III. Mackenzie, A. +. Brown, d. Macken-
bic, T. G. Lockhart, William Brown
field. DR.. r. n. Richardson, William
Weishart, Emmett Walsh and w. +. p.
Fogg. Captain j. F. Bradley, sheriff of
Esmeralda county; Under Sheriff Mich
ael j. Catalan and Constable Bart
Knight also have been appointed as
sistant marshals, their duty being to
assist along the line of march and to
preserve order.
At the H~ippodrome theater the serv-
ices will consist of speeches by some of
the most fluent and eloquent of the
city's orators, and throughout the pro-
gram patriotic music will be frequent.
The services of the Hippodrome will
begin as near 3 O'Clock in the after
noon as the completion of the parade
will permit.
The following is the program at the
Hippodrome. Speech by the president
of the day, Charles 8. Sprague; music;
prayer by Rev. Father Dermody of the
Sacred Heart Catholic church; music;
Lincoln Address at Gettysburg, by II.
NJ. Farnam; music; speech by the orat-
or of the day, Col. T. v. Eddy; music;
benediction by Rev. Samuel Mills, OF
the Episcopal church.
The committee on vocal music at the
Hippodrome will be: DR.. Ducey, Thorn
as Phelan and William Merwin. The
committee on decorations for the thea
ter will be: C. F. Kapp, c. S. Sprague,
William Brownfeld, and Mr.. Hunt.
The finance committee will be: w. s.
Elliott, George Wingfeld, Col. John
May, John s. Cook, Thomas G.. Lock
hart, E. T. Patrick, c F. Kapp, E. R.
Collins, c. s. Sprague, j.. P. Lotus, X.
L. Colburn, F. s. Hunt, E. Highley, s.
C. Stanley, J.. H. Mackenzie, J. NJ. Co.
hen, Maurice J.. Sullivan, W. G. Hunter,
st. Pierre and Thomas Hooper.
The veterans of the civil war in the
parade will be: Sidney Williams, 18th
Infantry; A. B. Gates, LIST lndi-
ana Artillery; James Burns, 18th Wiscon-
sin Infantry; Fred A. Putnam, 4th Mas
~sachusetts Artillery; Ephraim Bush,
95th New York Infantry; Captain r.
Houlahan, 122d New York Infantry; X.
c. Alley, 5th Iowa Cavalry; Pat Kusick,
Goth New York Infantry; Charles Hat
ton, j. A. B. Jordan, 18th Kansas Cav
airy; A. j.. Morrison, LIST New Hamp-
shire Artillery; w. S. Eberman, sth
Minnesota Infantry; and I. M. Rhett,
of the LIST South Carolina Infantry.
The, Spanish-American war veterans
will be-: A. J.. Heaton, 18th Indiana
Infantry; William Mckay, 35th U. 5.
Volunteer Infantry; H. T. Murphy, LIST
Wisconsin Infantry; George d. Pyne,
LIST Nevada Volunteer Infantry; &. w.
Long, 1st Colorado Volunteer Artll-
lery; C. H. Gordon, 47th U. S. Regular
Infantry; f. H. Charette, lst Montana
Volunteer Infantry; N. M. Hunter, 10Th
Pennsylvania Infantry; Carl Hoitz-
shue, Rough Riders; F. E. Hancock, End
Missouri Infantry; Richardson, W. A.
Smith. End South Dakota Infantry;
George f. Retter, 15sth Indiana lnfan-
try, and John Donnellan, LIST Utah Ar
tillery.