Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-08
GREAT OUTLOOK. Territorial Fair in Phoenix in November Will Be Biggest
 in Southwest.
SPEED DEPARTMENT
 IN cHRlsTY's HANDS.
Stakes Will Be Given by Vari- ous Cities in Arizona-Those Who Subscribed Last Year Did Not Have to Dig Up.

The commissioners of the territorial fair are already planning to make the fair larger and better in every depart n,ent
 The speed department has been placed under the management of Shir- ley ChrisIy. and he expects 10 secure the cooperation and endorsement of practically every town in the territory, As every one knows, several cities In the territory last year by subscription sraranteed stakes or purses ro be Ramed after their towns. which were receo for during the fair. ..
 Tke Bisbee Stake was the great at- fraction during the fair. as it called together some of the very best horses in the United States. and althcugn fhe fair was new and the track INV, mary records were broken during the zces.
 Tombstone. Clifton and Morenci. also guaranteed stakes of si000 each. end tkis year 1t is expected that they will renew their guarantees and already many other cities throughout the ter ritory have signified their in.ehdon mt to be outdone by the places men- Hcped.
 MT. Pollock has written that Flag staff and Williams will each hang up a purse of s100o Undoubtedly fuc- son. Prescott, Douglas, Globe and No gales will each fall in line with MT. Christy's idea and nave purse or stake for Si000 each. named after their cities. and this will .ertaing add much to the interest taken by the citizens in different parts of the terri tory in the fair.
 It will also attract To the fair the xery best horses racing in the aited States, as, by the time the fair Is held, all other race meetings are through for the season, and # the racing program amounts 10 si5.@00 or s2O 900, it will induce many of the most prominent horses in the United States t~ come here and race, and also furnish them an opportunity to winter their horses in Arizona,
 Under the law creating the Territo- rial Fair Commission, the commission CTS are not allowed 10 incur any debts, and the subscriptions or guarantees that were made from the different cities in the territory were made con 6itionally that they were to be col iected only in case the fair commits s;oners did not have money left with which to pay these purses.
 Afthough the commissioners useo 5000 of gate receipts last year, to pay for buildings, they still had money left after paying all purses and bills Of eN Nery description. Many heavy ex- penses were incurred last year on ac- count of it being the first year of the fair, which will not be necessary this year.
 All the persons signing guarantees from Bisbee, Clifton, Morenci and Tombstone were surprised to receive letter from the commissioners stat ing that it was not necessary for them to pay Q cent on account of their sub seriptiCps to these stakes, as the com nissicneTs had money left after pay ing all bills.
 The citizens of Phoenix will likely subscribe for two races, and if, 2s predicted, all of the other places men tiCLed subscribe for a stake of thou- sand dollars each, it will elye a racing program at tie territorial fair this yearswh;ch win De equal to any in tne grand circEi.
 IL is certainly hoped that MT. Chris sy viii be srccessfui in his plans, as IL will furnish us the grandest enter Iainment in horse racing ever held in she western part of the Unified States.
 The fair commissioners Will hold a T eeting this week. at which many p,aas will be mapped out for the com ing week. e1 ae-@1