White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-06-17
M'GILL F0REGOES Gel LLEEBRAT|ON:
ELY GIVES LABOR DAY SUPPORT

majority of the Ely business mel
that they will support MeGill IN hold
ing a Labor day celebration there
vet with the understanding that N
bargain could be made that was
binding on a third party, namely, the
labor unions. the McGill people at q
meeting held Tuesday night voted Il
call off their Fourth of July eelehra.
ton and to participate with Ely in
holding a big celebration here
This spirit upon the part of Nc
Gill as well as of the Ely business
men has been warmly commended
since the decision was reached.
4 committee composed of Chris
Rowan. ]. II. Gallagher and Theo
dore Tharaldson visited the McGill
meeting and assisted in bringing
about the amicable settlement Rob-
ert A. Baird was appointed or this
committee but being employed Al
Kimberly he could not attend Mr.
Tharaldson. who as a committee of
one had been appointed to interview
the Ely business men and who Sc
cured the signatures to the agree
ment, was substituted ly Joe Collins.
chairman OF the Fourth of July meet
ings, to act in Mr. Baird's place
This assures Ely of the big ball
game between McGill and Ruth. two
Of the crack teams of Nevada. II Is
understood that the prize for the
game will be around $3.50. which Is
the amount MeGill had offered when
Il was intended TO celebrate there.
At the Ely meeting held Monday
night IT was arranged definitely that
a rodeo be held here The Walker
brothers and +. ID. Clark offered two
alternative propositions. One was
for a rodeo and wild steer riding.
buldogging and clown for s50e.
i The other was for a $500 perform
anee with no clown but the privilege
Of passing the hat and increasing the
= show as might be demanded. The
latter proposal was accepted. with
the right reserved 10 change IL 10 the
former one. which is believed to be
within the reach Of the finance and
sports committees Chairman Bald
win OF the finance committee assured
the meeting that several snbscrip-
.ions to the fund were contingent
upon the rodeo ard he knew of $500
! that could be had II IL were given.
upon the question Of timing the
Aprogram L. G Bransoh moved that
Inc chairman OF the sports committee
have full power, which was adopted,
and another that the program as
prepared by a consolidation of the
program and sports committee be ap-
proyed was adopted. The program as
read by Miss Jean Jackson. with the
hours as fixed the following day BY
ehalrman IT. W. Edwards. Is as fol.
lows.
Salute at sunrise Of twenty-one
guns.
$40 a. m.-Grand parade Forms
at ball park. down Mill street to
Aultman, thence TO courthouse
park.
1915 n. m Community singing
1880 a. m.-Reading Declaration
Of Independence.
19:45 A. m.-Oration by Governor
James G. Scrughan.
1900 a. nj. Announcing of prizes
Refreshments for the children.
n HAS a. m.--Sports for children
under IL years of age.
Intermission until ! p. m.
Athletics at ball park
E1:l5 to 200 p. m.--Sports foi
children from 2 years up.
2:00 To 400 p. m.-Ball game.
400 TO GOO p. m.--Wild wesi
show.
$40 D. m.-Flag race.
$40 p. m.-Firemens race
200 p. m.-Water fight.
Adjournment $50 to 500 p. m
500 p. Fireworks.
300 p. m.-Danee.
Under the former motion Mr. Ed
Yards has power to change the houri
any time In case OF unforeseen oc
urreuces, announcement of suef
'Aanges, II any. to be made by th'
Aest means at hand.
Henry c. Nicholson was selected
lor marshal and Dan c. Mcdonald foi
anoer of the day
The next meeting will be held to
borrow evening and meetings Will b.
aeld frequently between now and th'
Fourth. They are held at the cit
ball