Weekly journal-miner., 1916-06-07
PROGRAM OF BIC CELEBRATION
 IS OUT
BEST ATTRACTIONS EVER OFFERED IN SOUTH WEST OUTLINED FOR MONTH OF JULY.
(From Saturdays Daily.)

ising a month filled with fun and en- tertainment of every known brand. Both programs are attractively print ed and worded in the most alluring manner, and if Prescott does not en. certain the biggest crowds in its his tory the promoters Of both events will probably die of heart failure.
 Independence Day will mark the opening of the Frontier Days cele- bration, the greatest spectacle in the Southwest, for which arrangements have been in progress for many months. The executive officers of the celebration are: E. A. Kastner, chair man Of the executive committee; F. c. Brown, treasurer; F. L. Haworth, arena director and M c. Sparkes, secretary.
 The fact that all purses were paid in 1915 as advertised and that all con testants, wherever they nailed from, were given a square deal, gives as surance that the top-notchers in Wild West events will be in the arena this year. Fair, open competition, with no one barred, will characterize each event No favoritism will be shown and the various events will be opei, to any amateur or professional cow puncher.
 The automobile and modern mode of attire will be relegated to the past during the celebration. Everyone is urged to use no other method of transportation than a horse or pony and to wear the widest and wooliest of Western wearing apparel. No limit will be placed on the highness of hats or heels. The cattleman from Little Chino. the miner from Tiptop and the banker from Boston are go ing to walk around the streets, arm in arm. and prove to the doubtful ones that the West is still as wholesome and free as it ever was, and that a mans a man for what he is and not for the size of his bank account.
 The following main events will be presented on each of the four days contests:
 l. Grand Parade of contestants and visiting horsemen from Frontier Days headquarters, around the plazs and to Frontier grounds, p. m. ?. Worlds championship broncho riding contest. First prize, S400 cash and diamond-mounted worlds cham pionship gold medal; second, S25O; third. SlO0; fourth. $50.
 3. Worlds championship steer roping contest. First prize, S+O0; second. S2OO; third. $lOO: fourth. $6O; fifth, $50. Entrance. S20.
 1. Relay race. Run each day of contest for purse of SSG daily; total purse. $32O. First prize, $40; second, S25; third, SIS, daily. No entrance fee.
 ,. Pony express race. Run each lay of contest for purse Of SS0 daily; total purse. S32O. First prize. $40; second, $25; third. SIS, daily. No en- trance fee.
 G. I'ree-iorall ladies' race. Purse, SlO0. No entrance fee. First prize, S75; second. S25. This race will be run Friday, July 7th. and will be for three-eighths of a mile, not less than five horses to start.
 /. Cow Pony race. Prizes each day for four days, $50, S2O, SIS and SlO. Entrance ice $ for all fou: days racing.
 8. Steer riding contest. First prize, $4O; second, $50; third. SEQ fourth, SlO. Entrance fee, $. Prizes awarded daily.
 9. Bareback broncho riding. Firs! prize. SIPS; second. S75; third, S4o Entrance fee, SS.
 In addition to the program, many mounted games and contests between teams oi cowboys will be given each day and there will be an opportunity for many to draw extra prize money in these events.
 All rangcmcn coming into Prescott for the celebration arc being urge to bring in extra horses to be rented local and visiting people who desire 10 get in the parade and attend the celebration on horseback
 On July 5th, the second day of the contests, the grand Frontier Days ceremonial wil be observed by the K of P's under the auspices oi Fl Ye mamah Temple No. 65. Candidate: from all over the country are going to attend and the Dokeys are plan ming 10 make the celebration one tha will be long remembered.
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