Arizona republican., 1900-12-05
THE TIME IS SHORT
But Then There is Not Much More
 to Be Done.

There is not much more time to get ready for the carnival, but thanks to the energy with which preparations have, been pushed forward, there is not much more to be done.
 The following subcommittee of the committee on baby coach and juvenile parade and baby shows have been an nounced:
 Children's tricycles, bicycles. dog, goat and pony cart committee-Mrs. Wm. O'Neill, chairman; Mrs c. M. Frazier. Miss Kendrick, Mrs. Thibodo, Mrs. Foster.
 Kindergarten, dolls carriages, indi- vidual characters, groups of children Miss Ellis, chairman; Miss Kibbey Miss Bessie Dawson. Miss Angie Par l3er. Mrs. O. k. Plath.
 Baby coaches, go-carts and burros- Mrs. Bury, chairman; Mrs. Monroe, Mrs. Logan, Mrs. J. H. Kibbey, Mrs. Porter.
 Committee on floats and schools Miss Kelly, chairman; Mrs. Sheldon, Miss Orme. Miss Reed, Miss Gray, Miss Early, Miss Woolf Miss Dysart, Miss Cohn, Miss LaChance.
 The following entries for baby coach parade and go-carts have been made The babies of the following ladies': Mrs. Gallagher, Mrs. H. R. Tritle, Mrs. H. H. McNeil, Mrs. O. D. Fulton, Mrs. Gang. Mrs Rhodes, Mrs. Erie Mrs. Hu- lett, Mrs. Lawrence Street, Mrs. Crabb, Mrs. John Norton, Mrs. c. c. Ran dolph, Mrs. James Schott, Mrs. J. B. Schott, Mrs. c. A. Randy, Mrs H. F. DOlson. Mrs. F. A. Luke, Mrs. E. N. Pratt, Mrs Orr, Mrs. Bicllnell, Mrs. O. F. Plath. Mrs Depew. This is but a partial list and many more entries are expected.
 For the baby show the following en- tries have been: received. The babies of Mrs. John A. Ege, Mrs. H. F. Dol son. Mrs. Gardiner, Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. Lawrence Street, Mrs. Plath.
 The entries for the pony cart parade are four in number and the following children are to be in the carts: Dor othy Robinson, two Hooker children, Katherine Pratt, Grace and Fanny Stroud, Mary Pendleton, Dorothy Ran dolph and Raymond Chalmers, Bessie Seip, Eleanor and Marie Lewis. and E.iine Gang.
 All mothers who have children whom they wish to enter for the parade on Friday morning under any of the above divisions, will please leave their names with the ladies of the various subcommittee. as the ladies have no time to canvass the whole town. Name must be in by Friday noon.
 Only a few names have been received for the dolls carriage parade so far, namely, Lily Parker, Mrs. Barnett's little cyir T.r1oilIa Dor.ris Prizes will be offered for every division of this juvenile parade excepting for the pony carts. This division will not compete for a prize, as the carts will be decorated by the committee.
 Mrs. Half wishes to announce that the first prize, for the best decorated carriage will be a cut glass bowl; the second prize, for the best decorated carriage, will be an after-dinner coffee set; third prize, leather sofa pillow; fourth prize, a parlor lamp. For the :, best decorated bicycle-Gentleman's prize a smoking set; ladies' prize, a vinaigrette.
 Carnival badges are now on sale at carnival headquarters. Tickets for grandstand now on sale at Bears, Goodman's Wakelin's and the Adams hotel drug stores.
 The queen has issued the following royal proclamation:
 To My Loyal and Beloved Subjects
 Greeting:
 Our glorious and golden reign shal! be inaugurated on the 10th day of the twelfth month of this year of prosper ity and hereby we command all our people to gather on that occasion in our capital city, Phoenix, of the won ed to participate in the pleasures, joys and festivities of our grand celebration of the Feast of Water Plentitude, and to hail our coronation.
 During the period of our reign. we expressly command that all shall ap- pear in gala attire with smiles of con tentment and joy as befits such occa- sions. That no work shall be per formed except such as is necessary for the absolute maintenance of life, and for the time being, revel, sport and mirth hold sway.
 From our throne, corner of Second avenue and Washington street, we will in royal person, review all pageants and parades. jousts of skill and pretty children's dances and sports. On the winners we will bestoW our royal fla vors and presents.
 We ieSpecially command that our people greet with great courtesy and kindness all visitors from abroad that