Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-04

will form for the closing feature of the
first event-the horseback quadrille.
Second event-Bronco busting, rop-
ing of the bronco, saddling with one
or two assistants) and riding straight
up, two contestants riding in turn.
Genuine wild broncos will be used.
Third event--Torynado game, or ring
spearing-one of the oldest of Spanish
games--with at least four contestants.
Fourth event-Pony express race. At
least three contestants will start from a
given point, each having In reserve two
extra horses; they go one mile on the
first horse, return to starting point,
change saddles and brides and COM
plete equipment to a second horse, rid
ing the second mile back to the start
ing point. The third mile to be ridden
with or without saddle, providing they
carry the mail sack, which must be de-
livered at the end of the third mile to
win the race.
Fifth eVent-Fancy shooting with
gun and revolver. on foot and mounted
Sixth event-Mounted tug-of-war.
Rules of this event admit of two an
chor horses and four other horses to
each side, ten horses in all; time five
minutes from the crack of gun.
Seventh event-Fancy riding, etc,
We have secured the services of
Charles Meadows ("Arizona Charley, ,
Morbley Meadows and the desert
queenp from ARIZONA for series of
riding stunts from the plains. Fancy
riding, roping, hog tying, etc. Wild
steer riding, ETC., and besides these we
have others.
The Stage HoIdup
Eighth event-The stage holdup,
consisting of arrival of stage, ''shoot-
ing up" of the tenderfoot, advent of the
Vaquero girl leaving for the east, load
ing of the express strong box and the
interest manifested therein by four
strangers. A horse tied behind the
stage to be delivered in next county;
departure of the stage; holdup; escape
of the Vaquero girl; her return to no
tify the Vaqueros of holdup; saddling
and departure OF Vaqueros; pursuit,
roping and capture of highwayman;
gun fight between sheriff and one rob-
ber; killing of robber; attempted
lynching; trial and falling of prisoner.
This is the original Deadwood stage
owned and driven by e. H. Hutchinson.
Ninth event-An Indian war dance
will attract the attention of the crowd
from the Jail. During this interim q
robbers sweetheart will assist him to
escape; such escape will be successful,
etc.
Tenth event-Steer riding. A wild
steer will be turned loose with Sc In
coin tied to one horn. Three contest
ants are eligible to this, one with rope,
one with red flag, the third to mount
and take prize from horn. The prize
must be taken from horn while the
animal is on his feet, and the contest
ant must be astride of steer at the time
the prize is taken from the horn.
Eleventh event-The creased goose
another old Spanish game.
Twelfth eyent-The escaping sailor
and his capture.
Chutes Park
Evening-Dancing. vaudeville per-
formances and dozens of other attrac-
tions, including a magnificent display
of fireworks, among which are the fol-
lowing set pieces: Golden fountains,
Arctic picture, pyrotechnic spectacle
depicting warships and torpedo boats
in action, with vivid battle effects, full
of action, sounds like the real thing
and with stirring climax.
Grandstand at Chutes park baseball
park, where athletic contests will be
held, and grandstand at Agricultural
park, where wild west show will be
held, reserved for enlisted men only.