Weekly journal-miner., 1916-10-18
PRIZES OFFERED BY FINE ART
 DEPARTMENT
EXHIBITORS ATTRACTED BY AWARDS FOR FANCY
 AND BRUSH WORK AN NOUNCED BY COMMITTEE
(From Wednesdays Dailv.)

| SuDStantlal pTlZcS OHercQ m the
 fine arts department, during the com ing Northern Arizona fair, are at
 tracing the attention of many inter
 ested in this subject and a beautiful
 and representative display is assured
 in this section of the fair work.
 There arc eight classes in this de-
 partment: Original oil paintings.
 best original oil painting first prize, $; second, s: best collection of oil
 paintings, not less than five nor more
 than ten, S and s. Water-color
 paintings, best original watcr-color
 painting, s and g: best collection of
 water-color paintings, not less than
 five nor more than ten, s and g
 Black and white, (pen and ink, char
 coal or crayon). Best study, s and g: best collection of studies, not less
 than five nor more than ten, s and IS2. Professional photography, with
 no photographs accepted whose
 least dimension is under five inches.
 For the most artistic photograph, any
 subject, S and g. For the best col
 lection of photographs, not less than five nor more than ten, s and s. Amateur photography should appeal 10 all amateur photographers in Northern Arizona. It is understood that one duplicate picture of the prize winners will become the property of the association. All pictures must have been taken in Northern Arizona.
 | n this class are five lots, with cash prizes in each Of s and Sl for the best figure piece, best Arizona scene, best mining scene, best stock scene and best farming scene.
 In the china painting department prizes for the best specimen of lustcr work will be 8 and s, best specimen of enamel s and g. best collection of ceramics, s and S2
 Craft work, best exhibit of metal work, s and s.
 Miscellaneous, includes pen and ink, charcoal, pencil CT crayon drawings Only entirely free hand drawings will be accepted in this class. For best enlarged copies g and Sl prizes are offered.
 Special ribbons will be awarded in all classes under this department. All classes of paintings, drawings and pastels intended for competition must be suitably framed or mounted No pictures shall be entered under more than one head except that single en- tries may be entered in collections. The name of the artist on face of pie ture must be covered. Labels must be attached to the back of the frames or mounts showing entry number Each piece of china must be marked with exhibitors number Original work only will be accepted for exhi- bition. All entries in this department will positively close at o'clock Octo- Der Y, and exhibits must be deliver cd at the fair grounds not later than 9 o'clock p. m., October IS. No article or exhibit can be removed from this department until the close of the fair, except upon the written permission of the superintendent. Transportation charges must be paid both ways by sender, except that return charges on ! prize winners will be paid by the as- sociation. In order to exhibit art | work to best advantage, its arrange ment is subject to the supervision of | the officials in charge. No articles , will be awarded prize if not consid- i cred worthy by the judges. Storage . in Prescott will be at the sender's risk, { all possible prccaution will !. be taken to insure safety, and special . guard will be in attendance day and . night during the entire exhibition Prices on work for sale will be on file , with superintendent and furnished up- on application. All exhibits should be addressed to Art Department, Northern Arizona Fair, care of the Chamber of Commerce.
 Thomas H. Bate is superintendent of this department. The committee in charge is Lloyd C. Henning, Hol- brook; Miss Wilmae Mahoney, Win slow; J. w. Sullivan, Flagstaff; Mrs. Ed. Kurmcier, Jerome; Mrs. F. M Gold, Williams; Mrs. Louise B. Wet more, Prescott: Mrs. R. NJ. Buehler, Prescott, and Ray D. Harris, King man