Arizona republican., 1900-11-21
THE SHOW DEVELOPING
Arrangement of the Grand Stand
 and Queens Throne.

Each day develops the fact that the coming carnival is to be a very big and gorgeous affair, and will please many thousands of visitors, The city coun- cil has granted the eecutive committee the use of the best streets of the city for booth building and for the purpose of building a grand stand and queens throne.
 The latter will face Washington street from the north side, near Sec ond avenue, and near it will be the grand stand. The latter will seat over one thousand persons, and the grand stand committee has decided to sell season tickets thereto at a very req sonable rate. These tickets will be transferable and will entitIe the buyer to a numbered seat. This is a move in the right direction and will be ap- preciated. All the parades will be re- viewed from the queens throne. in front of the stand. There will be free vaudeville shows on the stage in front of the queen, and all the childrens' fancy dances, Elks' fun, maskers' fun, and all the ceremonies and games will be given there, excepting those of the cowboy and Indian races and sports. The season tickets will be eagerly talk en as soon as placed on sale.
 The midway will be loca ted north and south on First street, off Wash ington, and this will also attract many thousands to that end of the city. The arrangements for keeping the crowds down town and entertaining them are most excellent, and will help out the merchants in selling and advertising goods to visitors.
 The city council has also granted other privileges, similar to those given the carnival last year. and sunni of money to decorate the city hall and fire engine houses.
 The director general nas arranged for commissioners in other cities in this vicinity to aid in furthering the best interests of the affair at all times and to be here, If possible, during the carnival. The commissioners will see to the advertising of the fair and will send information as to possible eXCur- slons and crowds to come. In Los An geles, MT: Fred Allies, who was secre- tary of the chamber of commerce for time, and a member of many com mercial organizations there. will act as commissioner for the carnival. He thinks that there will be many from the City of the Angels.
 Municipal day at the carnival will be an event of importance The members of the councils, the chiefs of the fire. health and police departments, city clerks and mayors of nearby cities have been invited by Director General tfN nIt falx rf in O ceremonies, especially on queens coro- nation day. and it is likely that the mayor of Phoenix and the city counciI will at it's next meeting take official action to provide a reception com mfttee for these municipal dignitaries, and an effort will be made to entertain them suitably. It has been suggested that they will fore'ga ther and discuss matters of interest from that stand point.
 The executive committee have ap- pointed Messrs. Hartwell and Hanna ker as official photographers for the carnival and these gentlemen will pho tograph the queen and her court, the ladies Of the different committees, and the gentlemen of the executive com mittee at once. All thould go to see these photographers and have sitting. as the photographs will be used as cuts in the newspapers.
 Entries to the Bente-Javins road race virtually closed yesterday, al though two or three more will come from Tucson today. The entries now are: McCarty. Nash, Grouse, White house. Miner. Trice, Javins, Baum, Lotto and Clarke, of Phoenix. the two last named being from the Indian school; Morris, Colbins. Miller. Elan nigan, Johnson and Cooper. of Tucson.
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