Arizona republican., 1907-10-29
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AN APPROACHING WEDDING.


 The marriage of MT. Franklin D. Lan' and Mrs. Vivian Palmer Hamilton i: announced for celebration at an early day, although the exact date if decided upon. has not been made public. The groom is one of the best known and
 most successful young business men oi the city and the bride-to-be. is one ot Phoenix most talented singers. both being deservedly popular in social cir cles.
 GOT THE MONEY.-A check for S11.3O7.92 was received at the govern or's office from the United States treasury redeeming the promise made in a letter a few days before. concern ing the territory's cut out of the for est reserve revenues. This will appre- ciably help the school and road funds of various counties as indicated in a recent article in these columns.
 THE ADVERTISING FUND. - Mon day is a busy day with everybody and yesterday happened to be particularly so. for the members of the board of trade soliciting committees. Only a few of the members were in working harness yesterday as they were held back by the rush of their own affairs. Nevertheless the few who did get out made a good showing. and it is be- lieved there will be some good lively work today
 THE DECORATING CONFERENCE The business men who assembled yesterday for discussion of the project of decorating the streets fair week, adjourned the meeting until 10 o'clock today at the board of trade. IL is eX pected a professional decorator will be present this afternoon and tell them just what can be done quickly and cas- ily, and the probable cost of it. The matter is considered important as showing the interest of the city in the big all-territorial show and it is hoped there will be a good attendance.
 FINE BLUE PRINT. - About the finest blue print anybody ever saw, has just been made by Pierrepont Minor for the city. IL is a working plan of the new waterNorks plant, made from the original plans of En- gineer Reed and will be placed in the hands of the contractor. whoever he may be. The blueprint is about 1 feet by five and half feet long. and shows the new system upon a large scale and very plainly as to details.
 FAIR FEATURES. - It has been that in making up the pre- mium list for the fair. by an inadVent- euce no premiums were offered for rag carpets. Mrs w. C. Foster. sup of the woman's department desires it stated that premiums of g. and Sl, first and second respectively, will be paid. All entries in this de- Dartment must be in by Nov. 9th. An other novel feature for the fair was for yesterday. J. E. Cook Df the Tempe dairy. announced that he had fine Jersey COW which is broken -o drive and that to give his dairy a little fame he will drive old Bossy to the fair in a spring wagon in which will be a big can of the Tempe Dairy's best milk. Another exhibit will be novel though it is not designed to be funny. II is to mark the introduction of what is believed to be about the latest thing in practical dairyins de- vices-an up-to-date milking machine. [, is known as the Mehring Foot Pow er Cow Milker and is being exploited by A. r. Steiner & Co. of Berkeley. MT. Steiner will be here to explain the operation of the machine.
 SELLING TOBACCO TO MINORS. The school authorities are about to begin a campaign for the enforcement of the law passed by the last legisla-