Mohave County miner., 1911-06-10
Fourth of July Celebration.

prizes, the subcOmmittees later [
 elaborate on this program:
 The apportionment of prize none
 is given as follows:
 Double Hand Drilling Contest, ,-En
 trance fee 15S per team; 1st none
 25O.O s, 2d money IOOOOS.
 Single Hand Drilling Contest, -
 Entrance fee per team, los. 1st none, 1OO.OOS
 At least three teams or contestant must enter for each event or it will b, declared no contest. Ed. Swope, Johr Kravania. Charles Lynch, committee
 Base BaII,-Prizes 3OO.OOS, to be ar ranged by committee. Melvin George Sumner H. Beecher, J. w. Morgan committee.
 Music,-Appn' tionment 15O.OOS Anson H. Smith, C. R. Van Marter, com mittee.
 Indian Stunts,-These events in. clude horseraces, war dances, shinny game, squaw race, most beautiful pap- poose, rain dance, snake dance and Indian parade. Total apportioument 2O0.OOS. Anson H. Smith, John Mul- ligan, Tom Burke, committee. Sub- committee of ladies to be selected as judges to decide the qualifications of the Indian babe to the beauty prize.
 Horse Races,-Apportlonment priz- es l5O.OOS, entrance fee 5.OOs. To be arranged by committee. NJ. G. Wag- ner, A. F. Harris, J. N. Goodwin, committee.
 Bronco Bustins,-Total prizes 5O.- 00S. To be arranged by committee. A. F. Harris, John Harris, A. B. Fancher, committee.
 Foot Races,-Total prizes 5O.OOs. This will include foot races, relay races, etc. To be arranged by the committee. L. NJ. Teal, J. E. Perry, O. D. Clack, committee.
 Literary Exercises,-To be arrang- ed by the committee, Prof. Kerr.
 Miscellaneous Races and Contests, -100.00S has been apportioned to the covering sack races, ladies race, fat mans race, burro race, boys race, girls race, 3 legged race, potato race wheelbarrow race, watermelon eating contest, climbing greased pole, ladies nail driving contest, ladies wood saving contest, pie eating con- test, catching greased pig. Prizes to be divided and arranged by com mittee. No entrance fee. I. M. George, G. H. Sullivan, s. W. Ware, H. L. Underwood, committee.
 Automobile and Bicycle Races Prizes 3O.OOS. No less than three to enter. Nj. G. Wagner, D. R. Muir, J. A. Tarr, committee.
 Decorating Committee,-Nott to ex- ,eed 5O.OOS. H. w. Kemper, Robert 2osco, A. Yer Mehr.
 Water Wagon Committee,-Appro- ,riation 5O.OOS. Red, white and blue barrels with Ice and water to be plac- d at all convenient points around own and at ground. Henry Lovin, 
 Ball Committee,-Henry E. Lang, o arrange for grand ball every even- ng during celebration.
 Reception Committee,-To enter ain visitors to the city J. R. Russell, Harry Underwood, and Ed Tobey have ,een appointed committee. Amount ,f expenses to be submitted to finance 
 Marshall of the Day,-George A. 3onelli, will be the Marshall of the Day.
 Special notice must be taken by all that they are expected to 'eport to E. F. Thompson, treasurer If the financs committee not later han June 18th, when program will be arranged by Marshall of the Day and inance committee. All committees will report the length of time neces- ary to cover each event and the most 'pportune time and place to hold same, | D order that the committee may sche- iule each event on the programs. All 'eports must be in writing.
 In order to make this the greatest ever pulled of in the it is essential that all com nittees report not later than June I5. 'his means you, MT. Committeeman.
 The arrangements committee will rrange program not later than June 9th, which will be printed and dis ributed at once, and the committee equests that all sub-committees re- ort without fail to the parent con- ,ittee On Or hefore the I5th