Arizona republican., 1906-11-18

election A full attendance of the membership and friends of the church
 is desired The general public is most
 earnestly and cordially invited
 RAILROAD MEN AT THE FAIR A number of Santa Fe. Prescott and
 Phoenix officials spent the day in the
 city yesterday visiting the territorial fair and meeting numerous friends from over the territory. who are Tn
 the city on a visit. In the party were Paul Hastings. auditor: A. P. Butcher. travelfng auditor M. H. Phillips. chief rate clerk and MT. Loss, the passengec rate clerk They returned to ther home at Prescott on the Daylight eX-
 press this morning.
 CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH
 Opposite postoffice. Preaching at II
 o'clock by the pastor. Harold Govette. Subject: "The Will" At 7:3O D. m there will be an anti-gambling meet ing. with addresses by Mir. Brady O'Neil. Dr. H. A. Hughes. and Judge Mccormack and Harold Govette.
 There will be special music by the
 choir and solo by Prof Francis Hughes The Sunday school will be held at 9:45 a. m. EpwOrth League at
 6:sO. Prayer meeting Wednesday night. The doors of this church will
 be open to the general public
 PLEASED WITH THE FAlR-John
 R. Martin of Harqua Hala. who for
 several days past has with his family
 been the guest Of his brother. Dr. An ell Martin of North Second avenue,
 returned this morning to his home.
 The fair he said. could not have been
 a much better arranged week of
 amusement and all of the visitors from
 his section were very much pleased. MT. Martin is the member elect to the
 territorial assembly from Yuma county. having been chosen by a large major ity He will return to the city about the first of January and with his fam fly make his home in the city for sev-
 eral months after the first of the year. SOLD FINE HORSES-As a result Of the display of fine stock at the fair
 a carload of horses was sold to gen.
 tlemen living in Bisbee and vicinity. ! one of them :s the Fresno horse, Klon- dike. bought of Louis Stock by J. F.. Mosher. a Bisbee butcher. Among the other buyers. most of whom invested in good driving stock, are John Gull, Bisbee merchant: John Bowen. T | Cochise county supervisor; l.. c. over ! lock. a broker: Horace Mann, a capi- talist: Joe Hood. a banker: w. C.. ! Buchanan of Tombstone. Several Oth- CTS. it is said. are looking round and
 may buy before leaving here.
 i A DISlNTERESTED JUDGE-Some criticism has been made by those who have not had a full understanding of the case, because Francis A. Shaw Jr.. judges many of the pigeon exhib ] its. Mir. Shaw had several entries and received a good many of the prizes. ! There has been in consequence a ru-
 nor that he handed them to himself.
 That is all an error Mir. Shaw acted at the request of Henry Berar. the san Jose udge in the cases of exhibits In which he was not interested Mir. Shaw
 was elected to the office because he is | recognized as being with a single ex- ! ception, the best judge of pigeons west ! of the Rocky mountains. The other
 judge is resident of Pasadena. Calf. | THE BREAD BAKING CONTEST | The contest for the making of bread
 out of the Hours produced by the two
 local milling companies Was a very in
 teresting one and the winners feel
 more than pleased with their efforts as also do the millers. The first prize [ for bread made of Perfect flour. manu- l factured by the Valley Milling com
 pany. was awarded to Mrs. w. l. [ Barry and is a handsome china closet ! The second prize went to Mrs. F. w.
 Potter and is a fine rocking chair ! Duplicates of these prizes were award | ed to those making the best bread
 from Daisy flour, another product of ! the Valley mill. The winners were
 Mrs. Thomas Etter, first. and Mrs. c. Helm second. The bread awarded the ! first prize in the culinary department
 of the fair was also made of Perfect ' flour. The Phoenix flour mills offered ! four prizes for bread made of Ruby ! flour, the product of that institution i The winners are: Mrs. F. P. Borgnis, first; Mrs. w. D. Moss, Tempe, second; ! Mrs. J. w. Hutcheson. third: Mrs. A. l.. Moore. fourth. The winners can secure their awards on application.