Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-12
Tombstone 4th Celebration Was
 a Grand Succ ess: Large Crowd

grand celebration and Old Tombstone did her. self p,oud.
 These the facts in shell concerning Tombstones celebration of Glorious Fourth uy and to begin with the day grand shower in the morning before day break serving to keep the day cool and pleasant.
 There many visitors present from the surrounding Everybody turned and all to have good time Old T tombstone, and it is needless to say that they did
 Theexercises Schieen Hal brought large crowd ho gathered early get seat and the Tombstone City Band deserves high credit for its splendid music and help make the day grand success Besides rendering several selections the Hall they furnished throughout the streets and the orchestra which played for the dance in the evening furnished the best of music which certainly enjoyed by the hundred couples present Alter the exercises the Hall the entire crowd turned to the barbecue the City Park where all served with all the barbecued they could and all the pink lemonade they could drink after which the sports begun and lasted until evening" the band playing selections inter- mttediy
 In the evening the grand dance Gage Hall attend ed by the largest crowds witnessed in the hall after midnight when the orchestra played the strains Home Sweet Home and wound of the grandest cee brations ever held in the county seat for years.
 The committees who worked hard and faithfully to make the affair grand success deserve much praise for their untrng efforts and exceen. work Each committee was o M0f Louis kuchenbecker did spenddy in the subscription of unds aided by the and patriotic citizens of Tomb On the arrangements committee the work divided follows: Gardner who had charge of everything the entertainments while George Bavn and Hal Smith tended the barbecue On the sports committee. Chairman
 
 like Trojans make all smoothly and Paul Smith, chair the dance committee worked ceaseessy that end In a each worked hard attending the different an they be commended the of the entire celebration for it grand and will be long remembered
 large crowd heard the brilliant orator. the Hon. G. Gilmore and appauded him enthusiastically several times his address he latter real treat It slipped away entirely from and dwet with the deeds of the revolution and the heroes of the land He paid the beautiful compliment The speaker in conclusion pointed that America still America the mghest and best land of a and that well to remember this and let ii discredt calamity The Declaration of Independence was recited by Miss May Moves in effective H Gardner presided the meeting In doing he confined himself to brief introductory remarks and told frog dream that provided considerable Rev C. L. Horene delivered invocation and the Band played several selections
 Following is the program of the sports and those who won the prizes: Novelty Race w w - Conditions Upon Entrance
 Prize S5.oo.. Thomas Williams. 5o-4 ard Race Boys 10 to I5 ears of Age
 Iss F Durazo 800 snd Lamb 200, srd Gibson 100
 Ist Psonetti 5.oo 2ndG Gibson oo srd William 200 Potato Race... . .-.......-. Boys, Free For All
 IS, Durazo and J Ralph r.5o srd vildazo os st Red River ridden by Pinkney Mury 5000 and Sal
 mon." ridden by Irvine Pyeatt I5oo Creased Under i6 Years oi Age
 Alvarez 4o-Yard Dash Boys Under Years of AgeI
 Ist Holden2o oo and Garcia I5o. 3rd staniger oo Band Mems Race Members of City Band s5;o to Winner, Louis Kuchenbecker Flour Boys Under Years ot Age
 Aggregated Sum ofs4 oo won by 6 boys
 Bu-ro Race, Conditions Upon Entrance. Yards
 Ist Ralph 500 and Lamb 200. 3rd Land LOO st aq p,s,o5e @ Soo snd Gibson ;oo ,d Tis Cracker Eating Contest Boys Under !4 Years of Age
 Ist Holden aoo and Black I5o, srd Bennett roo
 IS, Sanders 500. snd Pyeat soo ;rd Orduuo 200
 Ist 6urazo and Ramirez co, and Preston and
 J Gibson 400, 3rd Lamb and Ralph LOO