The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-07-07
CAMP VALLEY HOLDS
} BIG CELEBRATION
ON FOURTH.

The fourth day of July was eele-
brated at Camp Valley with a most
ENJOYABLE entertainment, attended
by a representative and happy crowd
from Atlanta. Burnt Canyon, Spring
Valley. Caliente. Milk Ranch, Cedar
City, and Milford Utah, and sur
rounding valleys.
At 1900 am. the day began with
the opening of the Rifle and Pistol
snooting contest in charge Of John
Donohue. Many anticipated and
yery good records made, bringing
out the following boys as champs.
Long range rifle shot, Frank pono-
hue first, Jack Fogliani second.
short range rifle shot, Clarence
Woodworth first, Manager Donohue
second. OFF hand pistol shot Root.
Donohue first, George Fogliani sec 7
ond These boys set an excellent 4
pattern, the former completely de- /
stroying the bulls eye at twenty
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After few compliments were
given the boys on their good work,
the crowd became interested in the
mornings sports Mrs John Francis
captured the prize for the ladies' 80
yard dash in a spirited contest
Maurine Haight carried away the
lnII "a
Dave Empey aud Conrad Haight tied
for first place in the mems 100 yard
dash. The young lad from Milford
was the boy with the speed in the
boys so yard dash. Each winner
while.
The picnic was held at Donohue's
der the quaint old eottonwoods, the
industrious ladies spread the lunch,
harbecued meats and other substan.
ii 4 foods, besides cakes, pies salads
! candy and nuts Of Narious tastes
Fhere were other d6litious esiDIet
that not everyone can make and re
freshments not easily obtainahl'
were served.
When everyone had partaken OF ;
picnic dinner, Conrad Haight deliv
cred good address, what does tn
Fourth of July mean to You?
After the address and the remain
ing picnic safely stored away, tn
crowd was entertained w group Q
young folks with starios aud jokes
During the enjoyable hour scmeon
suggested that Perry Mackteprans
managing the riding and roping cor
test, announce the rider who dre
the lucky straw. Lee Taylor W.
announced as the rider He was
ride Fogliani's bucking mule.
The crowd soon gathered at Il
corral, where the mule, after son
difficulty. was saddled Mr. Fayl
sprang into the saddle" ne-yonk
and they We're off stepping prett
The mule made three quick ha'
jumps and stopped, then catchil
leaped high into the air, then shil
mied, his rider to the ground 7
mule was caught again and am
cheers the brave rider climbed in
his saddle once more. Ne-ouk
again the mule tried to loop the 10
and went through his famous Chi
airing trists, but the rider with
ira holds rode him high. wide a
handsome" When IT was over s.
eral were saying. Wish we had Il
bucking 'ombre from Cave Vale
He would have been put to a {
by some Of the many riders. had
been present Perry Mackleprf
and Arson Haight highly dem
strated their keen skill with
reata.
After the wild west show
= crowd returned to the shade of
cottonwoods; someone suggested
pie eating contest. The motion
seconded and four were chosen fl
the crowd and each were given
The contest was now on. The pit
spectacle of the dainty young
cut down in their prime brou
tears to the eyes of many. Not
were they devoured by the cont
ants, but two young and limo
pies were ambushed by the jud
Dave Empey and Frank Dono
who were blinded for a moment
they cleaned up, but in that NOR
the pie race was won and no d
ion was rendered.
After this sad sight the CT
wiped away their tears of laue
and spent the rest of the day ,
ting, photographing, and ia
swimming lessons from the y,