White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-03
M'G|LL IS IN
GALA ATTIRE
EVERY DETAIL COMPLETE FOR
THE RIG CELEBRATION To-
NORROW-GOOD MUSIC, FINE
DECORATIONS, FREE ENTER
TANIMENT FOR EVERYBODY.

TANIMENT FOR EVERYBODY.
After several weeks of untiring &C
tiyity on the part of the people OF
McGill, everything is now in readi-
ness for their big celebration on the
Fourth. The ball grounds n
race track. zeal the farm house, are
in the very best of condition n
those who have recently visited hat
part of McGill, were surprised at
the number of changes made. n
new open air dancing pavilion, said
to be the largest in the state, and the
grandstand are now completed.
The wading pool and swings for
the children will prove a world OF
pleasure for the little folks.
The Nevada Northern and McGill
teams have been doing much prac-
ticing the last week and the game to
be put up on the Fourth, will be the
best exhibition of the national past
time pulled off in the district this
season. Besides being one of the
regular series, the players will have
an additional inducement to put up
a great game, as a very lucrative
purse is up for the winning team.
Broncho busting, which will be the
real article. will furnish the spec
tators plenty of excitement. The
committee on arrangements have
secured the very best possible ser
vice for getting the fight returns and
this at considerable expense, but
with the McGill people expense is a
secondary object. as they have gone
into this affair with the view of
giving the very best celebration. in
all respects, that mony and time
can make.
Throughout the two days eelebra-
ton, the McGill band will furnish
a numberless popular and patriotic
airs and will also see to 1t that the
dancers will have something ex-
ceptional in the way of dance music.
There will be a special train to
McGill, the same leaving hurry
street at 8 o'clock, a. m. This special
will arrive at the big smelter camp
in time for the parade. The arrange
ments committee will see to 1t, that
everybody is we'll cared for and
as the big doings will be on the
ranch house grounds. one of the
most beautiful spots in this section
of the state, it will be a most desir-
able place to while away the Fourth.
The committee having charge of this
monster celebration, wish us to an
0oo hat nunruhndu 10 Unlnnmp
and everything will be free.
Following is the program of the
day in detail:
Sunday, July 3.
l p. m.-Band concert at McGill
park.
2:0O-Greek dancer.
2:45-Ball game at ball park.
4:00-Greek quartette.
7:30-Band concert at McGill
park.
10:00-Good night.
Monday, July 4.
9:15 a. m.-Band concert at depot.
9:30-Arriyal of special train.
9:45-Parade to McGill park.
10:15-Oration by Charles A.
Walker.
1O:45-Potato race for boys under
II years.
1O:45-1OO-yard dash for boys
under IL years.
11:O0-Sack race for boys under
IL years.
11:00-Potato race for boys under
Is years.
11:15-100-yard dash for boys
under Is years.
11:20-Sack race for boys under
Is years.
11:30-50-yard dash open to girls
under IL years.
11:40-50-yard dash, open to all
girls.
11:50-50-yard dash for ladies.
II m.-Unsurpassed Barbecue.
1890 p. m.-100-yard dash open
to all.
12:40-One-mile race, open.
Outstanding broad jump, open.
1:10-Running broad jump. open.
1:20-1200-yard relay, four men
in each team.
1:3O-Fat mans race, 220 lbs.
and over.
2:00-Tug of war.
2:10-Five-mile horse relay race.
INSTRUMENTATION vs.. Ne
vada Northern teams.
3:00-Reading of fight returns by
rounds.
4:0O-Broncho busting contest.
8:00-Dancing.
HISTORICAL BUILDING BURNED.