Arizona republican., 1900-12-15

the little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Huletj. Miss Frances McNulty pushed the cart.
 Miss Lucille Doris, Cauehter Of Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Dorr;a, with a carriage adorned with ribbons and srilax, was given the first prize for doll carriages Mis- Hazel GaI5ner, daughter oi Mr and Mrs. J. J. Gardner. won second prize. The carriage was covered, with ribbon ana paper of carnival colors.
 Miss Emma Luhrs, around whose wheel was built white swan, was was given the first prize for bicycles. Miss Mabel Novinger, with a bicycle decorated with roses and the carnival cclcrs, ard with a canopy of ribbon, won second prize.
 For tricycles little Jamie Fiudley took first prize. His cycle was covered with flags and ribbons and was pulled by two fairies, represented by Misses Frankie and Lola Ward.
 Tn three little boys of MT. and Mrs. C. H. Akers rode in a very handsomely adorned express wagon and tho.c' rig ,sas Siyen the wagon prize. Little Harlow Allers rode in the wagon, which Was decorG Ci with Whi.e roses and pulled by John and Bryan Akers. Ehel- Gon T. Goodman, son Of MT. and Mrs. II. Goodman, took second prize. His wagon was covered With red bunting and carnations, ana Crawn by Alice Irvine anJ BtItha Kirk kand.
 /FCr decorated ponies, Edna McAIinn was given fir.l prize and May Bor ain Howard second.
 The float of Mis- EIis's Kindergarten school was given firss prize for that class, and Q float repres erting the kin dergarten department al the InG-aa school look second prize. It consisted Of a wagon adorned in ribbon and flowers. Minnie Wolf and Sanus Sa- hin r-Ge in the wagon, which was craWn by ten other children and fol- lowed by ten more with miniature sol diers as guards on each side.
 OTHER PRETTY CREATIONS.
 4 pony carriag5 decorated with red butterflies and occupied by little Misszz Raimond Chalmers, Dorothy Ran5ol3l, Bessie Sip and Mamie PenL:Cton, was q very pretty float.
 Mary and Eleancr Lewis, Aline Gang and Catherine PIau, rode in a pony carriage covered with white carna tions.
 Alice and Mabel Norton ha2 a pony cart covered with roses, CHrysaEthe- nuns and peppers.
 Olive May HoGSh, Eva Hooker and Helen Frazier in yellow dresses and in T pony cart covered with ribbon and flowers, presented a pretty picture.
 A pony cart decorated win green snr!laX and ribbon was occupied by Es- ,her Ho1k ker, Dorothy Robinson, Grace Lawrence and Dorothy Stroud.
 lone COpelara, daughter of MT. and Ms. L. D. Copeland had a bicycle GOV cred with silk ri55on and i1tsrwovon through the wheels wer5 the words, Burrah for tha Carnival" in ribbon.
 Zila Margaret But, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Edward Butt rcde in a go- cart pushed by Mary Orre, and Geco- rated in peppers and chcy ysanrhemunrs.
 LGflsr St. Claire had a gO-cart dec-- rated beautifully with geraniums, roses and snliiaN ani pushed by his sister Ruth. Both are the chuC:en of Mir. and Mrs. H. B. St. Claire.
 EG,N.n Doris rode q bicycle trimmel with smi;ax and carnations.
 George Lount had his bicycle Cov- sred wi carnival coiors in ribbon and flowers.
 Nal!&ce McAIee pushed a WnsSlDaf- TOW carrying GoI ana decorated with flags.
 lone Franklin. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. s. Franklin, rode a bicycle coy cred with r.obon, roses and ohrysan- hemums.
 Charles Gardiner son of NJ. and Mrs. J. J. Gardiner, aad his bicycle rimmed in ribbons and flag.
 Victor TlCIus, son of Mir. and Mrs. E: C. Thomas, rc-- in d carriage ,usn5G by Frances Lount. His vehicle lad decorations of roses and pink rib :, n.
 White and green tissue paper covered ge-cart occupied by Otilie Luke, pushed by Eva Luke.
 Little Earl Cooper rode in q go-cart pushed by Annie MoAiee. Roses and IbG1ns blaUtified his cart.
 Harold Cooper was chosen Gs ,he fin | ss. baby. Earl Wasson took the prize | Or boys under one year If age. Leila | Ware was given the choice among girls | lnIr- one year, and Fannie Jones the | ecJnG choice. Emma Egg captured l