Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-22
FOURTH OF JULY HERE
 ID LEAD SOUTHWEST

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 men. Prizes S2o0 co and SI0OOO. prize. 25; second prize. 15; third prize. 10.
 Drilling Contest at Postoffiee. 1:00 D. m. i. Double handed for 2. Single handed for men. Prizes
 S1O0.00 and S50.oo.
 3. Double handed for boys. IT years or under. Prizes $40 % and s27 50.
 Entrance fee s2.5O. Time. IS minutes for men and 10 for boys Entries by prize winners in for
 mer contests are barred. 200 D. m. Base ball at Warren Grand Double Header. Callahan
 Colts vs Bankers, and c. Q.s ys C. & As. Admission Poe. 6:30 D. m. Grand Brass band con cert at Copper Queen plaza by the bands.
 7:I5 D. m. Reading of The Deelar- ation of Independence. Miss Viola
 Mayer.
 7:3O D. m. Grafton of the day
 Hon. R. F.. Sloan, governor ot
 Arizona.
 S:O0 D. m. Grand Fireworks ex-
 hibition on hill at postofhce. 800 D. m. Grand Masked ball at Fair Hall and Pythian Castle. Dancing by maskers only. Tickets
 soc good for both halls. Street carnival. confetti throwing, parade
 of maskers, etc. The Military and local bands will play continuously at the Cop Ter Queen plaza during the en
 tire evening.
 "Wednesday July at Warren. : a. m Rifle and shot gun shoot at Country club rife range. 10:00 a. m. At Bisbee-Horse race in Tombstone Canyon. One quarter mile dash between horses
 belonging. to Lieut.. Holderness. 9th U s. Cavalry and R. F. Illus
 sell for purse and side bet 100 D. m. Review of troops by
 Governor Sloan followed immedi- ately after by a military tourna-
 ment lasting until 800 p. m. con sisting of
 1. Rescue race.
 2. Roman race.
 3. Mounted wrestling, Douglas Squadron ys Fort Huachuca Squad ron.
 I. Troop drill
 Skirmish drill S.0e D. m BronchO busting exhi- bition in base ball park for which an admission fee of soc for adults and 25c for children will be charged. Events as .o'.ows:
 l. change cowboy relay race enc mile.
 ?. fl mile sweep stake race for COW ponies only. Free for all COW ponies that are in practical
 use in Cochise county. 8 Mule race. 1-4 mile. free Tor all.
 4. Boys burro race. If mile, free for all
 John Keith will try to ride Wild Bill" the notorious broncho horse from the Tuck Potter ranch. Thls horse has never been ridden but | often tried. 6. George Young from Lap Over ' county. Texas, will ride horse ] from U. S. Cavalry notorious l for his bucking qualities. No rid | CT has ever succeeded m staying with this horse ', George Davis will give an exhibition or niS shlli as d IluN4 l by riding a horse ycalled Chira- 1 cahua Pinto, which is noted for
 his cleverness in unseating his
 riders.
 8. Jim Kinney. the champion | broncho buster of the west, Will again demonstrate his skill as a
 rider by riding the famous :. O: | Black horse which has unseated
 the best riders in the west. NIT | Kinney will also ride the famous | s. O. Bay horse, known through | out Arizona as one of the worst | bronchos in the business. ] 9. Kid Kinney will ride bronchc horse both backward and for
 ward.
 Tuck Potter, the famous relay rider of the Pacific coast will take part in the relay race. goo D. m Machine Gun drill bl soldiers in Base Ball park. N'
 admission charged.
 S.0O n. m. Military band concer
 at Copper Queen plaza in Bisbee