Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-18
FAIR STAKES ARE GUARANTEED
 BY R|SREE 
Two Purses Which Will Be Raced For Are Guaranteed By Local Citizens. Fair Will Open November ii.

One of the biggest events to be lol1ed forward to in the territory is the annual fair which is scheduled to open on November n at Phoenix, and will without doubt surpass either one of the fairs given during the past couple of years. At present all of the fair commissioners and other of ficers of the association are busy at tending to the numerous details. Hon. B. A. Packard one of the fair commissioners, who has been visiting in the city for the past couple of days, was seen by a Review reporter yester- day evening and asked for 8 statement in regard to what has ben done, and
 what will be dcne by the organization.
 In reply he said;
 For the past few weeks all of the gentlemen to whom has ben intrusted
 the task of making the fair a success | have been attending to matters in ! their various departments, and in all
 portions of the territory have found :fre citizens not only willing, but anxious to help. It must be said oi
 cochise county and especially of Bis
 bee that the support given the move
 ment ever since it was commenced | three years ago was great. Only to
 day ] called on several local gentle men and secupd guarantees for tive
 Of the stakes which will be raced for M. J Cunningham, cashier of the
 Bank of Bisbee, and J. T. Hood, cash
 of the Miners and Merchants Bank thaye guaranted the Risbee bankers
 stake. while Messrs. Douglas. Powell
 Pattison. Smith and Hovla7d guaran
 teed the Bisbee Miners stake. It | support oS this kind that will mak'
 the big fair success, and tighten
 the task of attending 10 the innume1
 able details which arise in connection
 with it.
 Although we received congratula tions from everyone on the exhibit of a year ago. it is OUT hope that thi years fair will surDass vast years in every particular. Sharley ChTisty in charge of the races, has secure lthe entrance of some of the bes horses in the country, andthere is nc ithe slightest doubt but that tbiS feS
 ture of the fair will sIr3ass aJythin
 | of the kind ever seen in the entir southwest.
 Tn the exhibits IepsrmelJ 1t
 the intention to have the vaTiOus iI jdustries of the territory represented i
 a creditable manner. anl for this re; , son special attention will be given {
 this feature. There IS no reason !. lthe world why Arizona should not na'
 i the finest mineral exhibit to he fcdn in the entire country, as well as CT ! Ihibits of cattle and agricultural pr 7 gress. Exhibiting at the fair is on : i of the best means possible for the a. . Vertising of our res DUrceS, Til fC : this reason men englgd in vaTiou pursuits should make it their oN
 task to help out as much as possiDl along these lines, as t will ienefiJ tn , territory at large.
 "A meeting of the fair commissic
 will be held in PhoehiX on Ecxt SG
 urday. at which time various matter
 Iof business will 3e 'akah ur and di a lposed of. one of he most imp0Ttar $ of which will be the closing of tn - entry lists for the races.
 q can say without feIf O. contri X diction that all of the gentlemen col ! inected with the fair association ar I doing their utmost to make tho ever ! not only potable for A-i-naa. bCt fC 2 the entire southws st. aad all that asked is Lhe sIInc generous Sup2s1 = from all DOT .Is of the territory th; 1 has been evident ir tho pasr." I -O-----
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