Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-02
SPECIAL PASSENGER RATES MADE ID ANNUAL FAIR
,,rouncement by All Rail, A, road Companies of Good
 Excursion Prices

ouoPNTN. November l.--Both the Ve and Southern Pacific rail
 San," or3 connecting lines unite in an.
 T0"-' -,;ng special schedule of excursion
 nouu, to tnr big annual territorial fair
 Ta'yS ,ncEt f. result in a much larger
 'la, .a,JoSre J than ever before, irrespeet-
 N''r ,f tbc fact that the fair will be
 ,. Es w and better than it ever was be.
 Oss The rates announced are single
 ias' s for the round trip from all points
 in i.Lia radius of 100 miles of Phoenix,
 S.tD' .5 from all points beyond that dis
 aIu S,o within the territory, the rates
 llI'' T bo one and one-half cents for
 "m ,. mile travelled The Southern Pa 's ,s, oIso applies tho latter fare to New Ta,iro ,la, points as far east as Lordsburg, u'r ,. yisw of the fact that people in m, eastern part of Graham county, ,.;,ora have to travel through New T.yiro to get to Phoenix, via Lord tD,r % The time limit is extended, the & Sots. of sale being November 6 and
 %o retnrn date November l6.
 \ special rate has also been agreed u,o, by the two roads from California a,irts and it is anticipated that there T1 be many California visitors this r.,r in view of the two facts. One is g,t great interest attends the big
 .ntomobile road race this year and the otbsr is that there are many more Cali S,ria horses entered in the fair races tbi, year than ever before. The rate m,3e therefore, is regular fare one
 v,v with $2 added. That will make be round trip from Los Angeles U965 and from San Bernardino, Col
 top and similar points $17:90.
 As an illustration of what the special rate, from Arizona points will be, the following are offered, merely as ex- anples, the rates from all points being n proportion.
 Southern Pacifc-Yuma, $6.75; Casa Gnnde. $40; Tucson, $4.35; Benson, l SsO NOgales, $50; Lordsburg, N. | N, s93O.
 Santa Fe-Ash Fork, $5.s5; Jerome Junction, s465; Prescott, $4.00; Park CT s495; Bouse, $4.20; Wickenburg, |sS15
 While everything possible has been done to encourage attendance at the | fair the fair commissioners have not
 been idle in the preparation of a pro Eam of entertainment. At the fair grounds from early morning until late at night can be heard the hum of ham,
 ner and saw preparing the buildings for the thousands of exhibits which will all be in place Monday morning of fair week. Additional grandstand facilities have been provided, and a great improvement over previous years will the conditions the walks and dryeways are kept. A mammoth |sPrlkler and roller has been at work for several weeks and the dust nuisance so common at big fair will be abated.
 Many who are planning to come to tie fair are interested in seeing Dan
 Patch, the world s greatest pacer, to reduce his record; others are interested
 n the $loOOO Copper Stake race events; Yuma valley fruit growers
 want to see the exhibits from other fruit sections of Arizona and vice
 versa; the sheep and cattlemen of the
 forth and south will meet and discuss
 nlge conditions and the live stock in
 lusty; the mineral exhibit has been
 largely added to and specimens of ore
 nom every mining district in the terri loiy will be shown; educators will come
 10 attend the territorial teachers meet hg and view the exhibits at the. fair
 prepared by schools from all over the
 territory; the women will be especially
 interested Tn the wOmen's departments
 laS year. No matter what line of in-
 uas'fy you may be interested in you
 Sll md something to especially inter
 es You at the big territorial fair and
 plenty to amuse you as we'll as instruct.