Arizona republican., 1915-11-21
ESPEE MAN HERE FROM TUG

fife head car inspector at Tucson ar.
 rived in Phoenix yesterday and attend
 ed the big races of the afternoon.
 COWBOYS DANCED LAST NIGHT
 A party of cowboys who had ar
 rived in this city to attend the state
 fair yesterday evening engaged the
 Moose Home and pulled off an old fashioned cowboy dance. There were , about fifty couples present and the music was furnished by the Besse or chestra.
 HARRIS HOUSE BURNS I'll, home of Clarence Harris, one and
 one-half miles east on the Henshaw
 Road, was burned to the ground cal I ly last evening. The family was ir
 town and neighbors discovered the
 building to be in flames. The fire i had progressed to such an extent it was impossible to save anything.
 The cause of the fire is unknown
 AT THE eORD.-W. E. Young, Tue
 son; I. M. Barnes Fairbank; A. NJ. | Phillipson and wife, Tucson; Phil
 Garigan, Tucson; Charles Taylor w l. Taylor, R. C. Lane and wife and w. 1 White, Clarksdale; J. B. McNally, Prescott; II. K. Paxon, Tempe; B.
 Wilson, Denver; F. J. Vickers, Je-
 rome; Charles R Haskins. Globe; | Henry l.. Eads, Phoenix; R. R. Ben
 nett, Tucson; c. $. Byers, Ash Fork. THOUSANDS OF SHEEP.-Follow- ing a notice in The Republican several days ago Of the arrival of a great flock of sheep from the Terrazas ranc; 1 in Mexico, many of the residents of the valley availed themselves or the op- rn oh
 has just come to General Freight Agent Sparks of the Arizona Eastern of the arrival al Fl Paso of 26.OOO
 bred ewes. Further information re-
 garding them by intending buyers Sparks.
 CARNIVAL OPEN TILL MONDAY. Instead If closing the Campbell
 carnival last night, as had been orig
 inally intended, the management yes
 terGay decided to keep the shows go-
 ing for this evening and also on Mon
 day night in order to accommodate
 the crowds. one of the interesting
 features Gf the program for today will
 be the man of mystery, who will be on the grounds today between the hours of 10 a. m. and twelve noon. This man is carrying T twenty dollar gold coin. which is to be given to the person who can spot him and tell him that he is the man of mystery.
 AT THE ADAMS.-B. G. Hines and wife Douglas; C. w. Moss, Fl Paso; F l.. Carr. Minneapolis: R. l. O'Neill, NOgales; Robert Soto; w. H. Wag- ner; F. C. Layton and wife; J. A Garrigan, Jr.; W. A. Julien: Harold Steinfelt: H. A. CorOett; Shad Bayer and J. kruttschnitz, Jr, Tucson; J. A. Heyman. Racine. Wis; Miss Emma Carlson, St. Charles. H.: Mrs. II. R. | Baker, St. Charles, Ill.,: C. H. Rhodes | Chicago; F. C. Thornton, Los Angeles; | F.. w. Patton, St. Joe; w. $. Fife, Los l Angeles: C. c. Williams. Jackson, Mo; | B. Mayer, Jackson, Mo; B. N. Thatch- CT. Tucson; William Whaley, Globe; l F. Fredenburg, Globe; V. C. Condron | and wife, Tucson: F. C. Mowrey, Bos- 1 ton; O. W. Cooper. Tucson; H. R. NIor- | riston. Tucson; C. w. Henry, San l Francisco; Ed C. Campbell, Bisbee; J. | !. Schudder San Francisco; Frank R. | Freud, Denver; E Crumhorn. Boston; | !. K. Turner. Goldfield, New; John Kerr. Albuquerque; J. O. Sith, Albu- querque; A. J. McNeil, Tucson: Mar garet LaBriche Fl Paso: Angeles Me Donald, Copper Hill; A. l.. Clawson, Phoenix; A. J. Conrad Kansas City; | H. F.. Shumate. Phoenix; F.. R. Beck, Denver; T. H. Redintzer Denver; Charles NJ Johnson, Los Angeles; A. F. Bassett, Humboldt; Ed A. Carroll, H. NJ. Troth, Denver; w. G. Dickinson, Flagstaff: J. C. F'rankelm, New York; K. c. Smith. Tucson; T. J. Elliott. Globe; J. G. Montgomery and wife. Arlington; George F.. Jackson and wife. Oracle; H. D. Hill and fam fly. Florence; Mrs. Mousley, Florence.
 AT THE JEFFERSON-S. Gilroy. Ray; R. Nelson, Nogales; George r. Wilson, Globe; A. C. Thompson. Pasadena: A Q. Warriner, Mesa; E. w. Wright. Tucson; Ed. $. Harrison, Miami Howard Towle, Miami; George D. Field. Denver; J. E. Ca sey, J. A. Shipley. II. J. McGrath and M. P. Tabner. Silver City. N. NJ; R. R. Brenna, H. F. Patterson. Shed Boyer. H. $. Corbett, Harold Steinfeld. Tom Richey, w. A. Ju- lian and Tex Boykin, Tucson: G. H. Geeman. Fl Paso; w. H. Wagner, Fl Paso; J. w. Hardin and w. M. Ceoney. Tucson: w. A Sullivan. Globe; John P. Buke, Rouse: J. H. Huntsman and C. T. Thompson. Tue son; E. II. Langlay. San Francisco; Ella Haywood, Snowflake; Mrs. J. D. c. Sawyer, Los Angeles; A. D. Akin. Jr., Wickenburg; Fred Goulette: Harry Leigh, Chicago; J. w Hardin Tucson; $. Click, Tue son: Julian Johnson. Tucson: J. E. Casey. M. P. TaHher, J. o. Shipley, l Tucson; John Mcbride and wife. Tucson; M. H. McCella and wife Cashion; E. F. Copeland, Los Ange- les; James T. Cowes, Humbolt l.. l.. Gilbert, Humbolt: J. S. Anderson Williams: D. J. Shea. Prescott; F.. A. McSwiggin, Prescott; F. J. Kee- hane Prescott; J. J. Kain, Jerome: P. H. Stack and J. C. Butler, Pres colt: Mrs. J. w Mccall. w. J. Beard, Dallas: O. J. 'COuard. Kan sas City: J R. Farcay, Zanesville