The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-27
NOW LET THE MUSIC SOUND
Clash the Cymbals, Blow the Bugles and Beat the Big
 Base Drum.
Next Thursday Will Be the Nations Jubilee Flagstaf's Big gCelebration-- Base Ball, Bicycle Races, Great c love Contest, Steer Tying, Burro Races, Firemen's Ball, Oratory, Etc, Etc.

Next Thursday will be the nations jubilee and Flagstaff will be in the swim from start to finish. There will be three days celebration and the fun will commence early in the even- ing of the third, when star event is announced to occur at Babbitt's hall. It will be no less than glove contest between "Kid" Dovey, the champion bantam weight of Arizona and New Mexico, and "Spot" Roberts, we'll known local light light weight It will be fifteen round contest for points, and the winner takes the door receipts and a $100 purse. Both men are admirable specimens of physical grace, when in their gladiatorial clothes, and superior representatives of the manly art. An interesting con- test is anticipated Preliminary to the event of the evening there will be three four-round bouts between unknowns The best musical talent in the city has been engaged to play for the occasion, The great American eagle will flap his broad wings and scream his loud est upon the Fourth. The base ball match between Winslow and Williams will be one of the attractions of the day. Flagstaff has won hard fought game from each of these teams, and the victorious club of Thursday will have an opportunity to redeem itself by defeating Flagstaff the next day (Friday). Each club will have its best team in the field, and the police will keep the crowd out of the diamond.
 Lovers of the Terpsichorean art may gaily trip the tra-la-lee at Babbitt's hall upon the night of the glorious Fourth, when a great ball will be given in aid of the fire department. Charles Cauall, J. W. Sparling and c. H. Coble, the program committee, are working indefatigably for the success of the ball, as arc all the members of the various committees.
 The Fort Wingate military band will play for the dancers, and the music will be no small factor of the entire celebration.
 It will be extremely hard work to keep up with the procession of events on the Fourth. You may paste the following program ln your hat for reference. It was furnished by E. S. Clark, who is being aided by George Welch, keeper of the grounds and general utility man.
 Program of the Day.
 Salute-Sunrise.
 Grand Procession-Forming prompt ly at S:30 in front of headquarters of Company l, facing east. The line of march will be east to San Francisco street; south to Railroad avenue, west to Beaver street; north to Cherry ave- nue; east to Leroux street; thence south to grand stand. David Babbitt, marshal of the day. 9:30 A. NJ, AT GRAND STAND.
 Selection-Fort Wingate Military Band.
 Prayer-Rev. B. M. Danford. Reading of Declaration of Independ- ence-J. M. Brannen.
 Music by the band. Address-Hon. l.. c. Hughes. Music by the band.
 II A. Nj.
 Bicycle race--One mile; entrance fee, 50 cents; open to Arizona wheel men only; first prize, holophote lamp (nickeD and scorcher saddle (any make), value $15; second prize, wool sweater, shoes and cap, value $10, ll;80 A. M
 Foot race loo yard dash; entrance fee, $l; first prize, $10; second prize, entrance money.
 ,i 1;3Q ?. M. Baseball game-Wiuslow vs, Will, liamsi purse, $lo0, 200 P. Nj. Tus-of-War-Flagstaff vs. Milton } purse, $25.
 2:30 P. Nj. Horse Race-600-yard dash; five to enter, three to start. First purse, $50 second purse, $l5; entrance fee, 10 pei , cent of first prize. 2;45 P. M. Bropcho Busting--Free for all First prize, $25; second prize $1O