The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-06-14
FOURTH OF JULY. FlaGstan Win Celebrate the Nations
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Don't forget the grand vocal selee. tions to be rendered at the grand stand during the morning exercises. Messrs, Gibson, Buck, Riordau and Rabbit have organized chorus of over thirty voices, comprising tho most talented singers in town, and have sent fol music especially for the occasion. Il will be splendid program and al honor to the gentlemen who have ar- ranged it,
 The bicycle tournament will be an attractive feature of the celebration, Several of the Prescott ooys will enter, and they will make it interesting fol our local whcclmen. A. T. Cornisl. will give keg of beer to the winner ot tho ten mile race.
 The committee Is negotiating with Mrs. Fora Morgan, of Prescott, fol the "horrible" procession.
 The Prescott ball team comprises II men, and the Flagstaff boys are pre- pairing to entertain them royalty. MT. Chas. II. Akers, manager of the Pres. colt team, is entitled to tho thanks 0. the committee for many fayors.. Company ], N. G, A., has invited the militia company of St. Johns to join with them in the procession on the 4th. The visitors will be cordially treated by the local militia. Company I is working hard to make the celebra. ton a success, and arc winning the praise of every one for their energy. The tug of war will be contested by Flagstaff against Milton. The ] Milton team is practicing and will be hard to beat.
 The railroad company has made g half rate from all points.
 The ball on the night of the ith will be one of the finest affairs in the south. west.
 Tine A. o. L. W. concert, to be giver at Babbitts hall on the night of the Sd, will be rare musical treat. The music will be furnished by the Whipplo Milf tary orchestra, which is one of the fnesI in the country.
 Next week list ot the prizes and purses will be given.
 Committee of arrangements: E. S. Clark, II. c. Hibben, H. H. Hoxworth Geo. Rabbit, P. c. Cornish.
 Finance committee: c. A. Bray, J J. Donahue, Chas. Cauall.
 Marshal of the day: D. NJ. Riordan Committee on Music, Oratory ant Declaration: Oscar Gibson chairman E. J. Rabbit, II. z. Buck, NJ. J, Rior dan.
 Committee on Grounds ana Decora tions: R. H. Cameron, chairman, c 4. Bush, Geo. Hochderlfer, Wm. May flower, W. s. Decloss, s. T. Elliott Al. Doyle.
 Committee on Races and Track: J w. Thurbcr, chairman, H. r. Camp bell, NJ. M. Fisher, J, A. Vail, Ed Gale, A. T. Cornish.
 Committee on steer tying: s. s Acker, chairman, Frank Livermore Wm. Rabbit, E. s. Gosncy.
 Committee on Tug of War: A. A Dutton, chairman, Al. Gregg, Geo Campbell, E. T. McGonigle. | Committee oa Base Ball: Clarenc Spellmirc, chairman, E. A. Slikor, I | W. Smith.
 | Committee on Bicycle Tournament and Special Races: J. E. Palmer chairman, K. II. Davis, c. A. Coble | F. W. Sisson, Geo. II. Coffin.
 Committee on Salute and fireworks Geo. Hoxworth, chairman, C. II, MC Cure, Ed. Whipple.
 Committee on rife tournament; I NJ. Spencer, F. C. Hochdcrlfer, ". l Gibson.
 Committee ou printing: c. M. fur >ton, II. W. Roll.
 Committee on Procession and F; rade: J. M. Branneu, chairman, Wi Hochdertfer, T, E. Pulliam, J, HoskIns, Jr.
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