The border vidette., 1903-07-11
THE FOURTH IN MORALES.
The Most Successful Celebration In
 Many Years.

was one of the best features of the parade.
 Rev. Wm. Reud read the Declar- ation of Independence in a most pleasing manner.
 The residences on Crawford street and Terrace avenue pre- sented pretty sight.
 The new Montezuma presented handsome appearance dressed with bunting and flags.
 The Huachuca ball team defeated the Diamond N" nine of Nogales. and the next day it rained.
 Hon. w F Cooper's address was warmly received and loudly ap- plauded. He is a fine speaker.
 The home of MT. and Mrs. John Henderson was pleasing to the eye, due to the artistic taste of Mrs. Henderson.
 L. Lulley of The Senate, as re- sual, showed his patriotism and the stars and stripes were very much in evidence.
 Our friends across the line did not forget us on the Fourth. They will not be forgotten on the Six teenth of September.
 Nick Farrell son of Supervisor Farrell is the prince of bronco busters, but Tom Gardner and Joe Degan are no novices.
 The home of Mir. and Mrs. Earl Griswold was decorated in a most elaborate and tasteful manner. It presented a pretty sight.
 Mexican Consul Mascarenas de- corated the consulate in honor of our natal day, to the great delight of his American friends.
 Marshal of the Day l. w Mix and his aides, Daniels and Duffy, directed the movements of the big procession like pastmasters.
 Judge Eb. Williams is the best and most pleasing Fourth of July orator in Arizona. He did him. self proud at the park last Satur- day.
 The front of The Sandoval Ma tional Bank was festooned with bunting and flags, the work of Artist H. Gordon Glore and as sistants.
 Jack Gates and his popular Par Tor were very much in demand on i the Fourth. Jacks motto "wel- come" was accepted in the spirit it was meant.
 The Monte Carlo was one of the most elaborately decorated places in the city and called forth much merited praise for its proprietor, Frank M. Main.
 Miss Marsteller as Goddess of Liberty made one of the most beautiful Bookcases ever seen. She was greatly admired by lovers of the good and beautiful.
 Everybody is grateful to the soldiers at Huachuca for the use of their band. Without music and dinamite, the Fourth would be tame indeed.
 County Treasurer Geo. B Marsh decorated the Marsh building with Japanese lanterns, flags and bunt- ing. The effect was very pretty and George made a hit as de- eorator.
 That grand old soldier and patriot Gen. Juan Fenochio was on hand for the Fourth. His American friends here are very numerous. They are always glad to see him.
 The front of PIoto Bros big store was handsomely decorated with beautiful American, Greek, Spanish and English flags, their arrangement being creation of Anton Proto
 The governor Of Sonora was a conspicuous figure in the big parade. General Torres has many friends in the Hire cities" all of whom were glad to have him help make the eagle scream.
 Marshal of the Day and Chief of the Fire Department l.. w. Mix's home on International street pre- sented a most pleasing and patrio- tic sight. Capt. Mix never does anything by halves. Captain Perkins and his troop are to be commended for their fine appearance. The boys are taking a great interest in their troop and love and respect their captain. , Richard Halke, our English | cousin, made The Arcade the ad- . 1 ;1,,, # Al II hnhn1InrC RinhA rC