Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-06-20
JULY fourth
ENTERTAINMENT
IS Completed
Program Will Be OF High Pat
riOtiC Order and Many
Visitors are Assured

NlOltOi y NlN ACShl W
The Fourth 70 July celebration to
be held in Tonopah this year will
prove one Of the best entertainments
ever staged in southern Nevada and
it is evident that this town will be
the mecca for a great array Of Wis
itors who will join with our citizens
in observing the natal day of our
country in a manner befitting the
occasion
The program as tentatively ar
ranged yesterday by the entertain
ment committee will keep everybody
busy from early morning until late
at night. and is varied in the ex-
reme, assuring entertainment for cd
and young and middleaged. AS ar,
ranged the program is as follows:
900 a. m.-Free movies for the
children and mothers.
100 a. m.-Grand prize parade.
Open to all
lI:45 a. m.-A patriotic address.
Speaker to be selected
1880 m-Childreu's games on
Main street
I.30 p. m.-~Tug Of war under dt-
recton Of f. N, Kirchen.
1:3O p m.-AIucking contest to con.
tinue to finish.
l.3O p. m-Horse racing. Open to
all ages.
2:3O p. m.-Ball game opens at
Victor park ground.
700 p. m.-Mardi gras. Masked
parade with prizes.
Outside towns will be represent
ed at the celebration, the executive
committee having selected the fol
lowing aides:
Mtna-P. A. Simon, Fay Bak-
er and Fred Fall
Cande!aria-Wn,iam Montgomery
and Isaac Likens.
'Manhattan-W L. Dick" Taylor
and Charles Southworth.
Round Mountain-Gibson Berry
and William Leary.
Pioneer-Hon. w. J. Tobin
Beatty-E. E. Palmer and l.. S.
Burrell,
Go,dfe,d-Arthur S. Barnes, V, L.
Ricketts, and J. Emmett Walsh.
The mardi gras entertainment will
be under the direction of w. B.,
Evans.
The entertainment to be provided
the children will consist of games OF
all sorts for children between five
and Is years Of age and prizes ag-
gregating $3.50 will be distributed,
There will be special games and
races for Indian children.
The banquet room of the E,ks will
be a bright spot and will be USED
as a serving point with a committee
Of women in charge of the distribu-
ton of good things The committee
anpointed at a meeting held last
night in the office of J. G. CrumleY
bv Ray W. Piercy, chairman OF the
childrens committee, is as follows;
Mesdames ]. ]. McQuillan, F. F.
Garside. ]. ]. Kelz, F. C. MINIS W.
r Evans, l. Tasem, NJ. Johnson
lanes Currie, f. T. Dunn, R. L. CUT
few. c. A. Liddell, N. P. Nelson, H.
C. Schmidt and Miss Beatrice Aver
Ill
The entertainment committee of
the big Fourth of July celebration to
he held in Tonopah, announced the
following list of cash prizes this
morning:
Best decorated auto-First, $25;
second, SIS. (Three must compete)
Best decorated burro, child rider
First SO; second, $3.50; third So;
Fourth, $4,
Best decorated conveyance, (bug'
ov mr. kiddie car, children under g
years)-First, $6; second 81.
Most original conveyance chil
dren under years-First Sc; second
s4 (Children under years must
+ o,,ob ora block Only.)
Best boy or girl on bicycle
First $3.50; second, S.,
/ Best clownish or ridiculous boy
under 16-First, $3.50; second, $3.50
Best decorated business house
Fifteen dollars.
+ Best real cowboy, with stunts
Fifteen dollars.
| Best real cOwgirl-Fifteen dollars