Arizona republican., 1911-11-04
LUMsERMEN WILL SEE FAIR

lUMBERMEN WILL SEE FAIR
 All the lumber yards of the city will
 be closed afternoons during fair week.
 BACK TO SCHOOL - Governor Sloan yesterday sent back to the ter
 ritorial industrial school Jesus Garcia
 of this county, who had been paroled.
 but violated the confidence that had
 been placed in him.
 HELD UP-The bad man has all ready arrived for fair week Last
 night Mir Vinson, who lives at S15 East Washington street, was held up on the street and relieved of $15 in money and his watch.
 PHOENIX VISlTOR-Homer Wood. one of the Yavapai delegation to the
 constitutional convention and now one of that county's democratic candidates for the state senate. was in Phoenix yesterday on business.
 RETURNED NORTH-W. A Drake, general manager of the :. F., P. X P,
 railroad, who was here with President Murphy, accompanying the party of main line officials, left for his home in Prescott last night.
 MEETING AT YUMA-Carl Hay den and George Purdy Bullard will go to Yuma today for the meeting there tonight The meeting will be ad dressed by Mark Smith. Hayden, Bull lard and other state candidates.
 FAIR ExHIBITS-The time for en- tering fair exhibits in the agricultural department has been extended a little and announcement is made that all who desire to get something on dis play may do so by bringing it to the board of trade any time today or Sun day forenoon.
 TEMPE MEETlNG-Th who re- turned from Tempe last night report that the republican candidates held splendid rally in that city, presided over by Professor Scudder. Many of the county candidates and Claude D. Jones. candidate for territorial super intendent of schools, addressed the meeting, which was largely attended.
 THE BANQUETS public is re- minded again that the California Visi- tors will be entertained by two ban uuets, Tuesday night. one for the men at the board of trade romm and one for the women at the WOman's club, both at o'clock. A few tickets are still available and may be had for $1, each by applying at the board of trade
 MOVING IN-The old tenants of the Hotel Adams are now rapidly moving into the quarters provided for them in the new concrete, fire-proof struc- ture. Sampleshoeman Johnson, the H. l. Latham company and Stearns' bar Der shop are all at home again, though a little torn up.' and the Adams phar- macy is moving in as fast as it can.
 PLENTY OF WORK-Monday the day on which the next meeting of the board of county supervisors will be held, will be a rather busy time, in that office The big item for the days work is the checking and allowing of bills incurred by the holding of the 
 to the number of 204 have been pre- sented The bills presented by cleo tion officers for this county will be far in excess of $500.
 PRIZE FOR A PIcTURE-Charles Urban of the BerryhilI company will give to anyone who gets the best negative of the Elks parade, on Tues l day. November :, No. IA special | kodak The negative must be either | Eastman film or Seed Plate, and said l belong to the Berryhill com | pany. The kodak will be on display | in the front window at the Berryhill | company store.
 HERE FOR SINESS-MalcomI l Frazier of Prescott is in the city to remain until after fair week. He IS secretary of the Prescott chamber of commerce. but is here as Yavapai | fair commissioner. an office hitherto filled most capably by A. A. Johns. MT Johns did not wish to serve this year and Mir. Frazier ac- ,epted the position as a natural sue ,essor. for during the last year he has n,, ba p,tblicitN man of