Weekly journal-miner., 1919-07-02


 riders at this time. yet this program is typical of what will be doing dur, ing the big four days in the Mile High City.
 Wednesday July 2
 MORNING
 10:30-11:3O-At Prescott Frontier Days grounds
 Bull Roping Contest-Total purse S3OOO First prize, $1,OOO; second, S5O; third, $35O; fourth, $25O; fifth, SIPS; sixth, %5; seventh, $50. Day moneys, July ?, three fastest teams, $50 each. Entrance fee $50 per team two men to team, Is chances 10 win back. One-half the teams en tered wih rope.
 Worlds Championship Steer Breakaway Contest-Total purse, $1, 375; first prize, $500; second, $25O; third, S2OO; fourth, $1OO; fifth, $50; sixth, $25. Awarded at end of con test. Day money, -Sl00, $25 awarded each of the fastest men during the first three days contest. Entrance fee $25, 10 chances to win back. One-ha1f ropers entered will rope at this time.
 1O-11:45-Concert by Prescott Mu- nicipal band, Prescott plaza, direc- ton of Professor L. P. Millar. Fea- turing Miss Jessie Millar, worlds greatest woman cornetist, in solo numbers.
 1O:O0-Baseball game, Kingman vs. Whipple Barracks, baseball grounds, East Gurley street; admission, so cents.
 1l:00-Flying Circus = Exhibition flights by government planes, in charge of Captain L. E. Appleby, Rockwell field. Of you desire to take a ride see the secretary at From
 r. Davs headquarters, courthouse; -i5es given to highest bidders)
 l2:45-All contestants are to ap- pear in parade on horseback daily and must meat at the Plaza corral at 1245 sharp daily. Visiting horsemen are invited to participate i'll parade.
 AFTERNOON
 p. m.-Grand parade of Frontier Days contestants and visiting horse men from Plaza stables around plaza to Frontier Days grounds.
 1:2O-Trains leave Santa Fe depot for Frontier Days grounds; round trip fare IS cents. Trains will run to grounds thereafter until crowds are accommodated
 2:0O-Grand opening Prescott Frontier Days contests at Frontier Days grounds. Arena director, Les ter Rufner; assistant arena director, Gail Gardner; parade manager and announcer. Harry Knight; corral boss, "Wild Horse" Hill
 1. Worlds Championship Steer Breakaway Contest-Total purse, St.375. First prize, $500; second, S25O; third. $2OO; fourth, $1O0; fifth, $50; sixth, $25. First day money, $100; $25 awarded to the fastest men during the first three days contests. Entrance fee S25, 16 chances to win back.
 First Is ropers drawing numbers will rope at Frontier Days grounds, commencing at ? p. m.
 Ranch Meiodies-Bull Riders quar- let.
 ?. Bull Riding Contest-First prize, $40; second, $50; third, S2O; fourth. S10. Entrance fee, $5. Prizes awarded daily.
 3. Bull Roping-Total purse, S3OOO. First prize, $l,OOO; second prize, $75O; third, $35O; fourth, $25O; fifth, SIPS; sixth, %5; seventh, $50. Entrance fee, $50 per team, two men to a team, IS chances to win back. First seven teams drawing numbers will rope. a.
 4. Relay Race-Purse $50 daily. Total purse, $32O. First prize, $40; second, $25; third, SIS, daily, No en- trance fee.
 5. Potato Race.
 6. Bull Dogging Steers-TotalI purse, $500; first prize, $50; second, S25. Entrance fee, S5. Prizes awarded daily
 7. Stake Race 8. Chuck Wagon Race-Total purse. $2OO. Prizes awarded daiiy to extent of $50.
 9. Bareback Broncho Riding-I First prize SIPS; second, .$75; third, $40. Entrance fee, $l0. Prizes awarded at end of four days contest. 10. Pony Express Race. Run each day of contest for purse of $8OI daily: total purse, S32O. First prize, $40; second, S25; third SIS, daily. No entrance fee II. Cowgirl Race - One-fourth | mile. Prizes. $50, $2O. SIS, $lO. En- trance fee $ for all four days rac- ing. '. s.rH .'.. ,tt 12. Freak Race. .. r.I a 13, Worlds Championship Bron-.E cho Bucking Contest-Total purse, | q 025. First. prize, $4O0 cash and diamond-studded worlds champion ship gold medal; second, $200; third, S160; fourth, $75: fifth, $50 First .,.Lz,,,. e-Q0 E,rtra,rai fae .rS2O |