Weekly journal-miner., 1915-08-25

the lineup.
 Races are scheduled for every da. of the fair.
 "The jitney dance" will furnish tn amusement in the evenings around the plaza, besides the merry-go round and carnival company. 4 dancing pavilion is to be built il the plaza. The carnival outfit, whicl has been recommended to Superin tendent of Concessions F. H. Will jams by the secretary of the New Mexico State fair, consist of Is car loads of an amusement outfit and i is almost certainty that it will bt in Prescott during the fair. The dec orated auto float parade is in charge of A. D. Barnhart and purses amount ing to $100 are to be given in thi: event.
 Premium lists are being prepared as fast as possible and will be ready for distribution about September 4 At that time they can be obtained from the secretary of the Chamber of Commerce.
 In the agricultural and the mineral departments the work has progressed speedily and the best part of the dis plays in these two sections will be on hand in a short time. L. L. Bates in charge of the former, has been in the Verde country for over week and already number of boxes o: fruit and other farm products have arrived and have been placed in cold storage.
 In the mineral display Dr. w. w. Lewis will have exhibits from near ly every mine in the county, besides mine implements and complete as savers outfit. Not only the Yavapai county nEnes will be represented, but ores for exhibition are to be sent from every other northern county, in c1uding the Oatman district in Mo have county.
 The livestock division, in charge of E. w. Stephens, promises to be one that will attract a great deal Of attention and one that will be a gath ering of cattle, horses, milch COWS, swine, sheep and goats, which will be a credit to the livestock industry of Northern Arizona In this line a daily parade will be held.
 C. T. Joslin and H. J. Suder, in charge of the industrial display, re- port progress and state that the ex- hibit for the coming fair will be larg- CT and better than that of the pre- vious year. A complete pumping plant, silos and electric lighting plant, and an automobile display will be besides many others. Every agency in Northern Arizona is ex- pected to be represented in the auto line of the industrial exhibit
 The electrical plant is expected to be used for the purpose of furnishing power and light for the entire fair grounds and buildings. In connec- ton with the industrial end of the fair free lectures are to be given daily by a representative of the Ari- zona Mine Supply Company in re- gard to the use and value of the silo.
 A special tent for the merchants exhibit has been engaged by H. D. experimenting that depart ment. and everything from package of pins or needles to stoves, rugs and furniture will be in thc display
 The poultry show, which is in charge of w. NJ. Wood, will be the annual 1915 affair of the American Poultry Association for Arizona. As last year in this display it is expect ed that this show will attract more interest than ever, because of the numerous premiums offered, not only by the fair association, but from ,hicken clubs throughout the United States. Many special prizes will be given by tie merchants, of the city. [. B. N. Fitch, a licensed judge of he American Poultry Association, who has judged some of the best shows in the United States, is to place the ribbons in this event.
 Advertising for the big affair is being pushed forward rapidly in all Northern Arizona papers. Low rates rom all points on the Santa Fe sys- em will be made for the three days ,f the fair.