Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-06-05

w. Conlisk. chairman; Bob Prouty
and X. H. Mathews.
Decoration Committee - Charles
Mullins, chairman; +. j. Cavanaugh,
Geo. Lewis and Matt Nelson.
Drilling Contest Committee-Joe
Gori, chairman; VIM. Evans, M. j.
Scanlon, Joe Ballet and Ed. Malley.
Note.-The above committee has
selected the following judges: 8. H.
Brady, ]. w. Chandler, F. Bradshaw.
Publicity and Program Committee
]. c. Martin, chairman; w. w. Booth.
VIM. Fording, Percy oke and Frank
Ward.
Tug of War Committee-Albert
Kelly, chairman; VIM. Evans. 81 os-
good. Ed. cullinan. Geo. Banovlch.
Music Committee-Major F. NJ
Jones.
Baseball Committee-Chas. j. Mul-
Inns. chairman Jack Peck, Ed. Prou-
itt.
Transportation Committee-W. C.
Harding. chairman: c. F. Wittenberg,
Louis Amundsen.
The drilling will have a purse OF
$40O for first and 800 for second and
the finance committee was told to go
ahead and see what the business men
would do. The preliminary subscrip-
tion of the Mine Operators associa-
tion will not prevent the individual
companies from subscribing, so 1t is
inferred from expressions at the
meeting that the money received from
this source will more than cover the
cost Of the drilling
A tug of war with the possibility
OF making the purse sufficiently at
tractive to bring the Mason Valley
champions here, was agreed on In a
tentative way, but details we're left
to the committee.
There will be prizes for the best
decorated automobile in the parade,
with an understanding that auto own
ers invite all the children of the camp
to be their guests and enjoy q motor
ride. The statement was made that
Tonopah has between 100 and 1870
machines, and it was stated that a
majority of these owners would cheer
fully join In a special parade for the
best decorated auto. Then the auto
men will have another feature dedi-
Gated to their use in road race that
will use the track between here and
Millers or Blair with the start and
finish on Main street, Tonopah This
is likely to prove an exciting struggle,
as there is sharp rivalry between
the motorists, and the prizes will be
arranged to suit all grades of ma
chimes, from the runabouts to the big
touring cars.
The volunteer firemen will have
races. hub and hub and water tests
in which the boys from Manhattan
will take part, according to a state
ment made last night by District At
torney Sanders. who was authorized
by the Manhattan boys to apprise the
executive committee of their inten-
tion to be present.
A transportation committee will see
that accommodations are offered Wis
itors from outside camps who wish
TO spend the day in Tonopah.
The suggestion that purse be OF.
fered for a ball game was not re
ceived with favor. as Il was the gen
eral sentiment that with so many
downtown attractions nobody would
care 10 go TO the bali park 10 witness
game between two scratch teams.
The prize light has been arranged
and articles signed BY the officers Of
The rnuopah Athletic club. who
agreed TO turn the event over 10 the
Fourth of July committee. 80 the or.
ganitaiien would receive the bsheht
~ the profit TO be- derived from the
asht events The contestants viii BE-
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