The border vidette., 1912-07-06
A GREAT SUCCESS.
Nogales Celebrates Fourth of July
 on Grand Scale.

From early sunrise with the firing of a salute of twenty one guns on Marsh's Heights, until the small hours yesterday morn ing, when the grand ball in Ma sonic Hall ended, there was something doing every minute in NOgales. The weather was delightfully."- cool and everybody had a glorious time.
 The city was d e corate d throughout with the glorious old banner of freedom contain in IS stars, and red, white and blue was in evidence everywhere Many visitors from Sonora and Arizona towns and throughout Santa Cruz county were in at tendance to help make the eagle scream in good -old-1776 fashion.
 The milelong street parade, headed by Dr. A. A. Doherty. marshall of the day and his aids Sheriff Mcknight, Antonio Mar tinez, Jr., and Master Charley Jones, was credit to the Parade Committee, of which Bracey Curtis was the chairman. and all who assisted in making it success deserve unstinted praise. It would have been a credit to any city many times the size of NOgales.
 The Nogales Fire Department, Chief Bracey Curtis, never ap- peared to better advantage, and the many handsomely decorated automobiles and carriages and the float bearing the beautiful Goddess of Liberty, all along the line of March received hearty applause. The Nogales Brass Band never played finer music, and Troop H. 4th U. $. Cavalry, Capt. WinanS, commanding never looked better to Americans as they changed formation while prancing along Morley avenue.
 Had it been possible every decorated auto and carriage in the long procession would have been awarded a prize. There were only five. T h ey were awarded in a fair and impartial manner by the judges as follows:
 Grand Prize-Mrs. F. Van Mourick, Goddess of Liberty.
 First auto prize w. G. Bowman
 Second auto prize H. M. Clagett
 First carriage prize-Fernan- do SaldamandO, Fedda Rogers, Reynaldo Rivas and Consuelo Lariva.
 Second carriage prize Mrs M Marsteller.
 The Judges made honorable mention of the following decor ated automobiles: Dr. A. L. Gustetter, Dr. w. F. Chenoweth, Dr. V. A. Sneaker. Honorable mention was also made of Ma than Leeker's decorated car riage and Mir. H. W. Kelsey Uncle Sam.)
 The judges were: Mrs. Geo. B. Marsh. Mrs. I. Burgoon, Rev Mrs. A. s. Hen derSon, Mrs, Emma Irving, Mir R. E. Lee, (Chairman)
 Immediately after the parade the fire department gave an in drill on Morley avenue, under command of Chief Curtis, assisted by 1st Asst Chief H. NJ Clagett and 2nd Asst. Chief H. J. Karns; Fore man A. s. Noon and Foreman c. H. Fiedler.
 Between Il and 12 o'clock patriotic exercises were held it the Lyric Theatre, as follows: ocation-Rev. Dr. McPher- 1 son. Song by Chorus My | Country, 'Tis of Thee" Reading 1 of the Declaration of Indepen- lence, by Hon. A. V. Dye. Ad- i lresS Hon. Frank J. Barry. 1 Song by Chorus "Colum bia, he Gem of the Ocean," Address oy General B. J. Viljoen, the llustrious Boer general Song Star Spangled Banner. ''
 During the ten mile motorcycle ace in the afternoon between Frank A Krupp, Charley Karns md Marcos Proto, Krupp struck stone while going at terrific pace and was seriously injured, lis left arm being frightfully rushed in several places. pr. 5melker rushed to the scene in lis auto and hurried the injured nan to the sisters hospital, where he received immediate 
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