Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-18
NEWS BRONCHO SHOW BRINGS
 MANY REPLIES

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 William Warren, of the Boston Transcript, has written asking for information regarding this years contest. It will be remembered that i Mr. Warren was visitor in Prescott during the 1917 Frontier Days and that as a result, Prescott received valuable publicity in the columns of the Transcript, which is one of America's leading newspapers.
 "Cnet' Byers writes from Revere, Mass, that he will be in the arena, taking part in the roping contest, and asks that copies of the premium lists ] be sent so he can hand to others in- terested in the contests Corporal Johnnie Rudd, Rcmount 330, Camp Kearny, has written Arena Director Ruffner that inc expects his discharge in time to take part in the contests. Also that Prairie Rose" will very probably be in Prescott for the four days celebration.
 F. L. Richardson, manager of the | Calgary exhibition, has requested copies of the premium lists, stating he has many inquiries from cowboys who desire to come 10 Prescott
 Robert V. Carr, Los Angeles, asks for the dates of the Frontier Days and the name of the leading book seller in Prescott.
 Lut Bennett, from Fort McDowelI, Okla, asks for detailed information regarding the bucking contest
 H. (. Mcintyre, Seattle, Wash, wants to know the amount of money hung up in all the contests.
 Cheyenne" Mcdowell, Brooklyn, IN Y, says, "P1ease send me full de- tails regarding the contest, and if you have any posters, stickers, or printed matter regarding the contest, send along and I will hand them out to all the hands working in New York.
 Shorty" Sutton, care the Green field Ranch, Bakersfield, says, "I saw your ad i'll the Billboard. Send me programs, rules of riding, etc Will be there"
 Red" Sublette, Santa Fc, N. NJ. wants information regarding buclsing i contest. R. J. Burkcs, Cayuse, Ore, saing for prize lists and programs, We are rearing with tail straight iup" "Socorro" Curly, John Merry man. Debarkation hospital, National Soldiers Home, Va, says his dis charge will be ready in time for him to participate in the Frontier Days events at Prescott. Henry Bud Johnston. Willlie, Sask., Canada, asks for copies of the prize list and full information regarding the Frontier Days and Victory contest, July 2-5. Others asking for copies of the prize lists are H. P Freeman, Portland, Ore; Cecil Clark, U. S 5. Atlantic, care postmaster, Fortress Monroe, Va, says, Am getting out of the navy in time for Prescott Frontier Days. My business is following all such events" J. A. Sacra, rcprescn- tative of tne independent stock yards, Fl Paso. requested through Brownie Gentry, that posters anf advertising matter bc sent so that he could distribute same to interested parties. Joe Cahill, secretary of the Frontier Days at Cheyenne, which will be held July 24-27, asked that posters and premium lists be sent him, as many of the cowboys in tended making Prescott and from here to go direct to Cheyenne
 The Charles P. Shiplcy SaddIery Company of Kansas City has asked what kind of q program Prescott is getting Up and the rates for adver- tising space therein.
 Vera McKinris writes from Los Angeles that she expects to take part
 Charles Staufer of the Arizona Republican says. T want you to feel free to send us stories, for we shall be very glad to boost Prescott and northern Arizona for Arizona people to spend their summer vacations.'
 William RcmmcrS, writing forl himself and partner from Los Vegas, N. M., says, Received the pro grams and we will do our best to be there on time"
 Malcolm Fraser, secretary of. thc Chamber of Commerce, Tucson: When I get the posters I shall be glad 10 put them up for you and without any expense"
 P R Mines, secretary 10 Gov ernor Campbell, says: Count on me for anything I can do to make the Frontier Days . success. Have ts- ken up matter of decorations with city commission here and will advise you tomorrow result
 Harold White. Kingmau, Arizona Send ne CODY of premium list by return. Will be there
 The Pathfnd,r,' official automo- bile magazine of the state, wants q complete story Of Frontier Days for its issue June 70.
 There are but few of the inquir- ies received, which show that taey come from far and wide
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