Weekly journal-miner., 1920-06-30
PROGRAM IS
 BEST EVER PRESENTED

with the same rules governing and no entrance fee charged, the daily purses divide das follows: First, $50; second, $50; third, SIS.
 Cow pony races for $500 will be run with the daily prizes as follows: First. $50; second, S2O; third, SIS; fourth, $lO. Entrance fee $. On July ? and there will be cowboy races for 200 yards, and on July } and cowgirl races for 200 yards.
 Bull Dogging-Spectacular The most spectacular event on the program is that of the bull jogging, the highest purses offered being given in this event, which total S420, with the daily money divided as follows: First, 500; second, $50; third, $l5.
 Wild Horse Race Funny
 For total purse of $280 the wild horse races will be run, with the daily purses as follows: First, $50; second, SEQ; third, $l5; fourth, $. This race is sure to be funny. Wild and woolIy, riproaring spe cialties of man against beast will be staged each day. In these events, $l ,000 will be awarded Taking the program of contests as whole, it is the very best ever given out to the contestants in Arizona The rules are absolutely the fairest and squarest ever made, as is evidenced by the number of times they have been copied throughout the country, and tor that matter word for word i'll this state by smaller contests.
 Diversions Galore
 In addition to the splendid pro- gram which will be given at the grounds there will be plenty of fun and excitement going on every min ute.
 Band concerts will be played on the plaza during the mornings by the ia nous cowboy band.
 Baseball games will be played each morning at the park in East Prescott between well-knewn teams from Mayer, Clarkdale, Verde and Mesa.
 Elimination roping contests will be going on at the fair grounds every morning.
 In the evenings there will be spe- cial band concert by Prescott's 25- piece band, with many entertaining solo numbers.
 Dancing on the new walk leading to the courthouse will be the treat of the season. The best music obtain able in the entire country will be on the job to play for the cowboy dances.
 Special entertainments will be go- ing on galore Flights by airplanes will undoubtedly be made 10 Prescott during the celebration, which will prove an added attraction.
 Experts to Decorate
 Commencing Monday morning, the decorations will be placed by Bob Cornell. Gary Vyne and Harry Smith. Prescott will be decked in gala array for the festive occasion.
 Headquarters for Accommodations
 Headquarters for the Frontier Days will be ill. the chamber of commerce general assembly room, ground floor of the courthouse.
 The accommodations comittee, with Brownie" Gentry at the helm, will be on the job day and night to re- ceive visitors and to assist them in getting located. Every citizen of Prescott as a civic duty is requested to assist in taking care of the many visitors who will be in Prescott for the celebration. The splendid name which Prescott bears with respect to it's hospitality must be maintained this year as in the past.
 Hose Races
 Hose races will be run between five teams in the county. These events will be staged in the evening.
 Patriotic July Fourth
 A special program of religious and patriotic exercises will be held on July on the plaza, with the Ameri- can Legion assisting.
 Movie Men Coming
 Tom Mix and his company of forty five will arrive in Prescott early this week for the purpose of spending three weeks filming special feature pictures. Many views of the Frontier Days contest will be taken and the appearance of Tom will add color to the celebration.
 The Ford Weekly reel will make special feature of the Frontier Days, | giving the names of the contestants