Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-28
PROGRAM.

Monday July at Warren. l2.Oo Noon. Arrival and encamp- ment of troOps of U. s. cavalry. military band and Machine Gun platoon from Fort Huachuca. 600 D. m. Guard mount, with band. 1880 p. m. Opening of Vista park with grand brass band concert during the entire evening. The Calumet and Arizona band will play from 7:3O to SIS D. 10. and the famous Military band will occupy the remainder of the even ing.
 Tuesday July { at Bisbee. 4; 90 a. m. Firing of national salute. 9:30 a. m. The Military band, the troops and the Machine Gun pla- toon will assemble and begin the grand parade, marching from city limits on Naco road 70 Metz's
 Soda Works and returning. break ing ranks on Naco road
 The parade will be augmented by the fire department, uniformed societies in marching order. the ragmuffins, the boy scouts, the base ball teams of the Warren Dis trict league, the wild west show, floats Illustrative of the condi- tions characteristic and peculiar to the Warren district, mercan- tile floats, historical floats. the Copper Queen and the Calumet and Arizona brass bands, and by carriages and automobiles con taining the orator of the day. Hon. orable R. F. Sloan, governor of Arizona, the mayor, city council men, civic officials and citizens in general
 11:o0 a. m. Hose race on Naco road for purse sf $500 co. There. must be three entries or there will be no race. Entries re- stricted to Cochise county.
 Races in Copper Queen Plaza. T 11:30 a. m. 1. Boys, 15 years or under. 100 yards dash. free for all. Prizes 5000. $500 and s25O.
 2. Boys, 12 years or under, shoe race. Prizes $500 and S2.5o.
 3. Boys Is years to 20, f man relay 100 yards dash. Prize 5000.
 1. Boys, II years or under, meal sack scramble for $500 in change.
 5. Girls. E years or under, 50 yards dash. Prizes s1o co and $500.
 Girls. 12 years or under. potato race $500 and s2 5O
 z Boys, l5 years or under Three legged race, 30 yards. Prize s10 90.
 8, Fat mems race, prize, box of ~El Temple" cigars.
 All boys and girls prizes will be paid in merchandise to pre- vent disqualification as amateurs. 200 D. m. Hill climb free for all boys over 16 years. Start at post office. climb to top of Cop per Queen hill and get flag. First prize $25; second prize, SIS: third i prize, SIC.
 Drilling Contest at Postoffice. 100 ?. ID. 1. Double handed for | men. Prizes S260 % and S1O000 |
 2. Single handed for men. Prizes s10O.00 and S50.00.
 g. Double handed for boys, III years or under Prizes S4O.0 and s27.5O.
 Entrance fee s2.5O. Time. 15l minutes for men and 10 for boys Entries by prize winners in for mer contests are barred. D. m. Base ball at Warren Grand Double Header. Callahan Colts vs Bankers, and c. Qs vs c. & As. Admission 25c ,:3O D. m. Grand Brass band con cert at Copper Queen plaza by the bands.
 ':15 D. m. Reading Of The Declar- ation of Independence. Miss Viola Mayer
 -:SO p. n. oration of the day Hon. R. F. Sloan, governor of Arizona.
 zoo D. m. Grand Fireworks ex. hfbition on hill at postofice % 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 ! per Queen plaza during the en tire evening.
 "Wednesday July at Warren. a. m. Rife and shot gun shoot at Country club rife range. O:OO 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. E. Rus sell for purse and side bet 100 D. m. Review of troops byl Governor Sloan followed immedi- ately after by a military tourna- ment lasting until 800 ?. m. con sisting of |
 l. Rescue race.
 2. Roman race.
 3. Mounted wrestling, Douglas Squadron vs Fort Huachucs Squad ron
 4. Troop drill
 S. Skirmish drill zoo D. ID. 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 fO'.ows:
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