Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11
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"The Mcz icln l-atriotic Club" of Phoenix. 10 coma, lLorste the 74ih anniversary "t M,xic0's indereu- deace, has rrrnnged ihe following programme: SEPTEMBER 9TH. At four o'ciack D. IL. salute of 2 guns
 comnle:ice playing at he plaz-..- \ eight o'clock the Mexican Club aud friends If ii xicu vii: follow 10 inc plaza, where the saiD club wi occupy tue pia form.
 Al n'ne 'cio. k the Declaration Independence will be read by T. N EscoGrsa. who will afterwards de- liver an a lnsivs essay.
 Mir. M. Garcia, orator of the day, will next occupy the Staud.
 Alter these proceedings the stand will be left at ihe disposal Of any person desiring to occupy il.
 SEPTEMBER 10TH,
 At six o'cl ok s. m. ihe Mexican Club and tbe friends of Mexico will follow 10 the plaza where the baad will commence playing national pieces
 At seven o'clock a salute Of 21 shots ;o our flag.
 At eigh- o'clock a. m. the Mexican Patriotic Club, Mexicansand friends oi Mexico will meet st their Guar- ters, and from there will march with tue tand ami heir flag to the Cuth6 lie churchs where there will be said q high mass and fie Deufn 10 retuin thanks o the Almighty foi their independence.
 A 12 o'clock salute of 21 guns.
 At one o'clock p m the Mexican Patriotic Ciup will meet at their quarters and from there march to the plaza from where the procession vii. start.
 ORDER OF PARADE.
 l. Master of ceremonies and lis assistants.
 2. Band of music.
 8. The natiouai flag, escorted by he club
 4. The trlumphal car contains il 2 29 ourg liIls io represent the ditfvrt Tt States and Territories and one presenting the cor tinent.
 5. Company of Mexican -oldieis
 6. 1riumPhni Car containing the pictures ot. Hidaigo and Washing lon, the mexlcan and American fl ags, and tMo girls representing Liberty and Justice.
 '. Carriage containing young ladies uud American gentlemen who will ng the natIcnal hymn ID En- glish.
 8 Carriage containing the orators
 9 Triumphal car cou,ainirg young Indies who will sing the na- tional hymn.
 10. PeOl le ou foot.
 II. People iii carriages.
 12. People on horseback.
 The parole wiIl terminate at inc plaza, wh re tLe Mexi can Patri- o,ic clu b nd ladi and gen me of the choir will occupy he platform. 13. At ' D. m. Mir. J St RrdOndo Vii deliver speech in Spanish
 14. Music hy the band.
 l5. National hN nm m English hy Mrs. Frank Cox, Mss Fra. cis Alex and'r. Mir. c. W. Miller, and Mir. f.. H. Winters.
 16- Music by the band.
 r Speech in English by Mir. 4. D. Lemun.
 la Speech in Spanish by Mr F. T. Daviia.
 l9 Speech in English by Joseph 20 Se,aeoza March
 21. uerez' March. Campbell.
 go Music by the band
 13, Himno nacional, by Misses Jesus Silva, Ysabel Campussno, I.astenia No1e, Clara Woolsey. Au~ rora Oisro, Carmen Duarte, Fran cisca Alvarez, Jesus Ysabel Otero, and Candida Mariiuez, and Messrs v. Martinez, E. lapia, F. Orduno, Trinidad Federico, Fernando P. Ser rano, Julio MarrOn, and Jesus Ur- quijo.
 The Msxlcsn Club will ask the favor of all the Mcxicans and the friends ot Mexico to illum inate their houses in the evenings of the 18th and 16th.
 By order of the NJ. P. Club.
 F F. DAvTLA, President, T. F. RU. z, Secretary.