Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-28
SACRAMENTO ALL
READY FOR FAIR
Hundred Thousand Dollars to Be
Spent on Carnival Be-
ginning Sept. 3
WILD WEST WILL BE SHOWN
Fiesta of the Dawn of Gold to Be
Attraction During the
Week
WILD WEST WILL BE SHOWN

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 27-The direc-
tors of the California state agricultural
society and the executive committee
of the Fiesta of the Dawn Of Gold to-
gether are spending 100000 to make
the state fair this year the most re-
markable, complete and conprehenslve
exhibit of the resources of California IN
the history of the state and the
grandest out-of-door entertainment
ever seen on the Pacific coast.
All the available space for the eX-
hibits has been spoken for and there
is a large waiting list of would-be eX-
hibitors whose applications were late
in arriving. The state falr dIrectoTs
are making every possible effort TO
provide accommodations for these late
comers and it is hoped that room will
he found somewhere on the ground Tor
a proper display of all exhibits.
The success of the fair and the fiesta
is no longer in doubt. Everybody Will
be here and everybody will be guaran-
teed q good time.
FIFTY INDIANS
With a band of fifty full blooded
Sioux Indians and 100 scarcely less
wild, but somewhat more civilized, cow
boys of the great frontier days TO "
trained amateur athletes in champion
ship contests and eXempllfylng the
highest physical development or Amer
lean manhood; with series of light
harnes sraces to please the lovers or
the sport of kings; with exhlpltlons
nv Charles K. Hamilton, and otner
world renowned aviators to thrill the
most bIase spectators, and with pyro-
technic display to top the whole, the
program for the Fiesta of the Dawn OF
cold should furnish a Surfe1t or ex-
citement and entertainment for the
9o0. 600 visitors who are expected TO pc
in sacramento between September .
and 10. -,.a a
every feature of the program will be
produced as advertised. All that re-
mains to be done now is to perfect
the details and the various suocom-
mittees are busily engaged with that
work -,
he here to take part in the bucklng
horse contests, steer roplng contests
and other exciting sports at the Front
Ter days show, for which cash prizes
aggregating $4,000 will be hung up by
the fiesta committee.
HAMILTON TO FLY
Hamilton. the daring aviator, who is
nrohahlv the most sensational aerial
performer in America, will begin SER
les of exhibitions on Monday, Septem-
her 5. and will fly every day from that
time on until the close of the fair.
Sunday. September 4, the amateur av-
iators-or more properly, novices-will
compete for special prizes The Wise .o
man-Peters Biplane company, Will be
here with two aeroplanes. Capt Ivy
Baldwin, who has been making trial
flights in his Curtiss biplane for several
weeks at Webster station, VIII also en-
ter. as will probably several other as
piring aviators with regulations yet
to make. go -.
great day of the fiesta, that date hav-
ing been set apart by the executive
committee as "Panama-Pacific Ex-
nosition day." A big crowd of expo
sition boosters are coming from San
francisco on that day, in addition
to the thousands who will be here
from other parts of the state. On that
day also the legislature will convene
in special session for the purpose OF
authorizing an amendment to the char
ter of San Francisco which VIII per-
NIT that city to issue exposition bonds