The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-07-04
orrICIAL PROGRAM FOR
TODAY'S CELEBRATION

~ ,,.x.;ar salute of forty seven guns, from the Malapai.
81" d e resting at = HS aran c1' Marsha. saI' Ma to- star, sta, promptly y a ! 10 o'clock Ts unds,
ss % in be , s%t on "n, Miner . S,f Columbia, .o b , south s 2 Columbia to Myers west
%sSG stand at Main and Es% % ,r,
For the best decorated float, first prize $50, second prize ssa
Best turnout of secret society Or labor organization, first prize $40
"s'i 81 'a ss Be-: Best, d !; !; ,ssssl sshisls; first ss. prize prize. g: 80 second prize SIS.
Most comhal boy Q girl on burro, first prize $40, second prize 81.
Most original '''' judges ss q pap Parade sG Prizes.
cactain Hassen, chairman; Thomas F. Condor, Henry Mcrehouse and
Judge Exercises sD% of the day at grand stand.
s s"s' my Own United States :, by school children
Reading Of the Declaration of Independence, by Senator IL Y. More
house. Grafton. by Mr.. Charles c. stanley.
- M s"b beginning of sports. Races to start from Miners Union hall:
@ "yaT% S dash, sGgs "n q s sishsss d %m' PRIZE PRIZE s 49, ,s ss%% PRIZE prize s 3
sysrd dash dash, s9,s a amSsr twelve tws,ve' first first p Prize $50 $40, . second D PTse g.
i ciyr dash, free for all men, first prize 81. second prize SO
at men 5 race, free for all; prize, suit valued at s25, by Coffee & Nc
'"a Tnreeleggea ace, first prize $40, second PRIZE $40.
Sack ssst, aiG ia ss'i for prize nn Stree free f ss' s%; s GT.s p sis0 ss5, second prize SO.
T Tn"sins, hp s tee a anS I Raaas 4 1pf"@' s R5,As second %" prize $3.50
Relay race, four to be entered from each team; prize 800.
un. s" fs m ns ar Ss;' first ss' pFins s sls S;S" second e" ip prias $50: 2a't third a%% pHae s.
n,P Pie sst%s s s'" %n f %sa ssgsi LIST prize SO ''''' "a p''A'' % IN "''''''
y : Wet est connections ace between teams IF the Goldfeld ire depart
men1 40 n M. Open air concert by full band.
100 p i. Exhibition drin by uniformed order of Knights of Pythias, on Main
aa J&'s. Grand mask Ss, carnival val d Parade E, e forms saas at grand "a aa staas5I headed fs ssn BY f, ts
hand marches aa. It to g 5ao .t fro% cr''k to Columbia On o'''"' to haD' if0"
Grand cake walk and exhibition of fancy dances.
Prizes to Be Awarded.
Rest cake walk, single or double, first prize $5, second prize SO.
Rest hobo. meal ticket to Exchange Grill, So.
Rest clown, first prize $40, second prize, meal ticket, Exchange Grill, So.
Rest comic male costume, So.
Res. comic female costume, pair of So ladies' shoes, by st. Pierre.
Nost deliberately dressed couple, $5 in merchandise, by Exploration
Mercantile company.
pmt fancy ladies costume, $5 Dress by Hunts Upgrade store.
PCS. comic burro and rider, $40.
pst fame decorated burro IN rider, $40.
Rest coored couple, $5 in merchandise, by Chicago Furniture com
py
Rest olored male, SO.
Bsst colored female, pair Of $5 ladies riding boots, by ST. Pierre.
Pest dressed couple, patriotic costume, $5 in merchandise, by Walter
Lord.
Rest dressed individual patriotic costume, male, $40.
Rest dressed individual, patriotic costume, female, SO hat, by MRS
Potter.
Most deliberately dressed lady, So
Best colored dude, $40. ~
Rest fun maker, $15.
Best animal representation, SO.
Best female impersonator, $50.
Best male impersonatOr, $50.
Best paper costume, $40 perfume, ROBERTS drug suore
Pest Directore gown costume, $50.
Best Indian squaw, pair OF y adies SHOES, by 81 nh"
Judges on Carnival Prizes.
Harry BRYANT. Charles +. Kapp and j. Nj. Fairfield.