White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-25

VIII not in any wise interfere with
any OF the other functions. A silver
cup will be presented 10 the winner
OF the singles, and two silver cups to
the team winning the doubles.
Everybody in the district so desir-
Ing may take part in the games, and
the latter will be arranged as far as
possible for the convenience of the
out-of-town players. An entrance fee
oil 81 will be charged for each entry
In both singles and doubles. The
entries will close on Friday, June 20.
and 1t Is the request of those in
charge that players send in their
names as soon as possible, in order
that the players may be properly pro-
yided for.
The town will be astir at early
dawn on the Fourth, and a salute will
be fired at sunrise. The morning will
be taken up with the parade, literary
exercises and exercises for the chill
dren. Ely will be alive on that
morning with the preparations, the
coming and going of committees. the
floats, the various organizations. the
wheeling into line, the loot. toot of
the horns, the clarion calls of cor
nets and beating of drums, the hurry
ing hither and thither of mounted
men; all will be life and hustle. 1t
will be Fourth of July in all the
glory of the celebration.
The parade will be glittering page
ant. a moving human stream of the
national c%olors; gay with the trap
pings and accouterments of chargers;
resplendent with military insignia;
beautiful with floats, some historic
In character. others emblematic of
the district. and last and most beau
tiful of all that of the Queen of the
Fiesta enthroned on her dais of Old
Glory attended by her pretty maids
and heralds. One division will COM
prise the school children of the dis
trict. the girls in dainty white. with
sashes of red, white and blue. all
carrying tiny flags, and representing
the states of the union. This will be
one of the most attractive features
of the t,rnnut
Every organization in the district
will be represented in the line of
march-comrades of the Grand Army
of the Republic, Veterans of the
Standardization war and the Mex
lean war; Elks, Eagles, and all fra
ternal organizations. Carriages will
convey committees, and those who
take part In the literary exercises.
And above all the crash of brass and
softer notes of reed instruments will
mingle in the airs of national music.
The parade will wind up with the
literary exercises at the stand on
hurry and Aultman strets. in which
the school children will take part.
An Grafton will be delivered, and
there will be patriotic songs and
music. Arrangements are being made
for the care and accommodation of
the visitors to the city. so that all
may be comfortable in the enjoyment
of the exercises, as we'll as in the
view of the procession. Seats will be
provided along the lire of march for
the women and children, and their
care will be the especial considera-
ton of the committee appointed for
the purpose.
At one o'clock In the afternoon a
BASEBALL game will be called in the Ely
ball park, and for two hours the ma
tional pastime will be enjoyed from
bleachers and grandstand. Then the
crowds will repair to Aultman street
where the races will be held. There
will be contests here for everybody,
the young and old, the fat and the
lean; and a prize for every race.
Races there will be for boys under
II, and boys under Z; 100 yard. free
for all; fat mems race; three-legged,
potato, burro race. leading the bur-
no back: squaw race and buck race;
girls, young ladies and ladies, free
for all. At 400 o'clock another
series of wild west sports will be
held in the baseball park.
For the night of the Fourth a
series of entertainments has been
provided for the d%electation and en-
joyment of all classes. Fireworks
will be held In the baseball park, and
a grand ball in each of the big halls
In the city. The boxing contest is
f,,n Of nromico for tho lovers of