The Arizona champion., 1891-05-16
THE CARNIVAL.
A Very Successful and
 Pleasing Affair.

Inc Merchants OarnlVal opened Tuesday evening. The first on the programme was the Grand March, led by Mrs. c. A. Bray, assisted by Mrs, 1 H. D. Ross. The former carrying a banner representing the Republican Sheriff, R. H. Cameron and the ''Ban- ner Town" the latter representing the Democratic Sheriff, J. w. Francis and the Banner Town," both ladies wearing black the first evening aud the second evening one carrying beautiful white banner for the winning sheriff, Francis while'the other carried black banner in half mourning The ladies, Mrs Bray and Mrs Ross cannot be given ,, too much praise for their success.
 Mrs Palmer as Queen was indeed suited to the position and carried off the honors of the evening, while Mer- Till Worries, as page was very highly praised. The address delivered by Mrs | Palmer to our beautiful mountain town was exceilent,ta our citizens should take the Queens advice.
 Mir Van Horn as stage manager, was the best man they could have se.- ected and the ladies are very grateful for his very valuable assistance.
 Mrs Harry Fulton as pianist was exceedingly good, and understands mu = : ic perfectly.
 Too much credit cannot be given Mrs Palmer and Mrs Cameron for their unoeaslng efforts to make this Carnival success. They have worked hard to make everything come out successfully and have succeeded. They were assisted by other ladies of the society
 There were a number of visitors here fson our neighboring towns n attendance. .- -f Harry Bislingbury as Captain of the Drill Girls, did lis best t5rmass tfthe drill one of the leading features of the Carnival. Their suits were ordel- ed from San Francisco but failed to ar- rive, and all labored under some difficulty with all the draw ba, ks. Everything went of exceedingly well. 1 The ladies aid presented Mir Kisling- bury with a Diamond pin, bought at the diamond palace in Albuquerque The Queen (Mrs Palrner) making a 1 very interesting speech in behalf of the Ladies Aid
 The following is Inst of the names of those representing the different business houses and professional men: FIRST DIVISION. Edith Alvord. Mrs. Alvord's mil. l linery house. Stella Yancey, John Abeel. EIlza Beasley, Daggs Bros. 1 Lillian Grace, Brannep's dry goods. | Maud Scarborough, City Dining Hall and Dr. Brannsn. Nettie Lock wood, P. J. Brannen, wagons. Della Powell, Stone Quarry. Irene Hox. worth. Sing Gee On. Jennie Morse, Bray's dry doods. Duet, "Sing Sing" Stella Yancey and Edith Al. word. MT. Morse's representatives were Maud Norris, George Palmer and Clay Pitts.
 SECOND DIVISION.
 Etta Powell, Hoxworth's tin store. | Mrs. w. D. Ross, Mrs, Browns mil. !! Iinery. Miss May Hawkey, R,ordan's | dry goods, and Mary Irvine, Rior dan's shoe department. Julia Dut ton, Van Horn. Miss Davls, Mo Mlllen and Goodwin, agriculture. l Bertha Lockwood, Effle Yancey, I Maggie Wallace, TLos. Howe. Mol | lie Beasley, Brannen's furnishings. ] Ella Hawks, SalSman's. May Free man, F. B. Jacobs. Susie Rumsey, | Mrs. E. M. Clark, Mrs. E. F. Green law, Bank Hotel.
 THIRD DIVISION. |
 Eva Dutton, Louie Sam Kee. Florence Newman, Beasley Bros. sheep. Lillle Lowell, Jones, Carpen. Ter Maggie Wallace, Wilcox. Ida Gibson, Gibson. Lena Van Nor man, C. Ii. Clark. Tillie Hoffman, F. M. Rumsey. Laura Bell Wallace, D. Wallace. Oracle Grim, Grim, Carpenter.
 FOURTH DIVISION.
 Mrs. E. Brown, photographer Mrs. E. B. Jacobs, Sanderson's groceries. Mrs. Livingston, Derr. Mrs. E. F. Creenlaw, Norris x Fl iinwood. Henry Ashurst, Asa Clark, shoemaker. Burt Cameron, Rabbit Bros, meat market. Will Tinker, N. | ]. Cameron & Co.'s. mines. Willie l Hart, Boss Acker. Mrs. Luella Attig, Lockett Bros. Mrs. J. w. Francis, pr. Brannen, Drugs. Mrs. John Clark, Milk Maid. sTableau, "Before Taking and After Taking, "H Mrs. Isabella Wallace, Mrs. P. B. Rumsey.
 l FIFTH DIVISION.
 Lillie Beal, ]. H. Hoskins, fire in-I surance. Mrs. c. J. Pitts, Arizona Central Bank. Mrs. ]. Q, Crime, Babbitt's grocery. Mrs. McGonigle, Riordan's outfit. Mrs. A. T. Cor. nish, ice. Mrs. II. F, McMillin,