Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-11
SOME FAIR NEWS.
The Parade Monday Will not Include bssl.
ness Floats.

ness Floats.
The fair management is active today in
rushing the work of the completion of
details for the opening of the Interstate
fair which begins Monday. In regard to
the big street parade which was an
nounced last night IN our issue of which
X. c. Beach has charge of the arrange
ments, he stated today that it will be im-
possible for the business houses Of the
city to participate in the parade, owing
to the condition of the streets being such
that it will not warrant big display of
floats, and the further fact that the time
is too short for the preparation, however
he states that the parade will form at 10
a. m. Monday, and that they will endeav-
or to have all the racing stock and the
Midway show in line and other attrac-
tions that can be arranged, and it will he
headed by the Walla Walla Marine and
Military band which has been engaged
for the week.
The fair management is using every
effort to make success of this the first
fair, and are not in any way endeavoring
to misrepresent the details. Everything
that can be done for the comfort Of the
visitors during fair week is l,eing arrang-
ed and they expect to start things off in
thoroughly honest and conscientious
manner
A portion of the exposition hall which
will be used by the public school child
], rem, was selected yesterday by Prof.
Wright, who was accompanied by Assist
ant Superintendent Mclaughlin and
Misses Jennings, Bridges and Stinson.
The space in the hall is nearly all taken,
and today the work of decorating is be-
ginning.
Word was received here that Thos.
Kirby, who had charge of the Nez Terce
exhibit at the fruit fair in Spokane. and
which exhibit had taken first prize there
would endeavor, if possible, to bring the
entire exhibit here Sunday and install i,
in the exposition hall.
The entries for horse races closed las,
night. The following is list of the
horses now at the track:
PAGERS AND rRorTERs.
Road Boy and Pathmark, owned by I
l. Sawyer.
kittitas Ranger, owned by r. d. Clark
Eiectrophone, Fix W., Sleepy, owned
by Felix Warren.
Lavetta, owned by Frank Martin.
Sunrise and Tackroom, owned by II
Jackson.
! Antrim, owned Thomas Rowan.
John Edison and Oveeta, owned by ]
: Erwin.
Nancy Wilkes, owned by Mr.. Bouton
Alta Norte, Phil NJ, Mac Mac, Santa
Anna and Spot, owned by e. Simpson.
RUNNING HORSES.
Maid Of the Mist and Yellow Girl
owned by James Brown.
Dosa Lucas, owned by r. Getchel.
Willowa. Marengo, Selma and Broncho
Pony, owned by f.. Whitmore.
Cogent, Little Dick, Mamie Steptoe
and Capt. Hall, owned by Spensley &
Henshaw.
Tekoa, owned by Nunemacher Bros.
Steamboat Bill, owned by Peter Bnrge-
son.
Gypsy, owned by ]. Baird.
Chas Lutz. Steptoe, owned by Bud
O'Dare.
| Tom Nixon, owned by J. J. Hagerty.
. Keno and Funny, owned by f. II.
, Short.
, Skipper, owned by John Messenger.
Populist, owned by John Vincent.
Cyclone owned by Joe Starks.
Miss Miller, owned by James Brown.
The last five named horses arrived at
. the track last night and seven more are
: expected in today, aside from the Del
Fountain string aud the other horses al
Boise, which are at Boise are expected
her Sunday,
Special concessions will be made OH
the Saturday and Sunday preceding the
fair and during fair week to footmen and
horsemen and wheelmen and people in
public conveyances bv the bridge com
D pany, making the trip five cents instead
y of ten cents as heretofore.
Glass Workers Hear Roosevelt.
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