Weekly journal-miner., 1917-10-24

l Joseph Mike Zumich. Girls between
 the same ages first, Marguerite Galli- son: second, Martha Emelinc Webb;
 third, Myrtle Bates.
 Class ?. Boys between the ages of
 12 and A months: first, William P. Fitzgerald: second, David Mcleod
 Betha; third, Sidney Walton Webb.
 Girls: first, Marjorie Belle Looney:
 second, Alice Marguerite Shaugh' messy; third, Isabel Fritsche.
 Class 5. Boys between 24 and 36
 months: first, Bernard Rocca, ,Jr.;
 second, John Edward Garber, IT,;
 third, William Frederick Smith. Girls: first, Virginia Sander: second, Judith
 Wilcox: third, Isabel Felicia Shull.
 The prize beauty baby, selected by
 the mothers of the contestants, was
 little Marjorie Belle Looney, daughter
 of Dr. and Mrs. R. \. Looney. The
 prize was a handsome silver picture
 frame.
 Riddles Colorful Parade.
 The parade gotten up for the par
 ticipation of the youthful members of the community was pretty event,
 and a number of most attractive floats
 and mounts were devised by the youngsters. The parade started at l o'clock on North Cortez street and ended at the northwest corner of the plaza, at which place the awards were
 made The prizes were given out in Ia presentation speech by Governor
 Campbell, as follows:
 | Float section: first prize. Red Cross float, entered by Kenneth Walker.
 second prize. Snow White. entered by the pupils of St. Joseph's Academy. ! The characters on the float entered i by St. Joscph's Academy were repre- sented by the following youngsters: Snow White. Dorothy Hopkins; Maid of Honor, Juanita Wardenburg; the dwarfs, Lucho Hopkins, Jack Hume, i Andrew Testori. Bert Corgait, Roy
 Wolfe, Amos Corgait and James Madrid
 Girls special: first prize. Jack-o'- lantern Girl: second. Jockey Girls, Grace Dolly and Sally Hall: third prize, Tulip, Baby Dixon.
 Boys special: first prize, acroplanc, entered by Harry Southworth and Ralph and Eugene Weiland: second prize. Doc Pardec,' entered by Billy York: third prize, Liberty Bond Knights, entered by Joe Young, Jr. | Special prizes: Baby Queen, entered | by O. c. Griffin; Arizona Float, en- tered by Alice Ref and Mercedes Fehlmann.
 Mother Goose section: first prize, old Mother Goose, Mary Ellen Lee; second prize, Little Red Riding Hood, 1 Erin Morrison: third, Mary and Her ] Lamb, Marion McNeely.
 Mohave Wins On Mines.
 The mineral exhibit of Mohavc county, in charge of \. C. MacDuffec, of Chloride, took sweepstakes prize for being the best county exhibit. The Mohavc exhibit also took first prize for having the best district exhibit, the ores from the Wallapai district in that county being called the best. Aside from the two premiums men toned, Is of the Lunches of orc from various parts of Mohavc county were given special awards, the mines win ming the ribbons being the following: Arizona Butte, George Washington, Keystone Mining Co.,, Tom Reed, Gold Ore, New Mohawk, Diana, Jam mison. Schuylkill, Schenectady, Wrig, !cv Sulphides Co.,, McCracken Silver Lead Co.,, Tennessee, Emerson and Golden Hammer.
 Yavapai county was awarded sec ond prize for best county display, and there were also Is mining companies whose exhibits were awarded a special ribbon for the completeness of their display. Seven of the lucky com panies arc located in the Maycr-Hum- boldt district, and arc the following: Pocahontas Copper Co.,, Arizona Binghamton Copper Co.,, Big Copper Chief Co.,, Anderson Birch Co.,. But ternut- Henrietta Zig Ledge Copper Col, Half Moon Mining O., and the Copper Queen Gold Mining Go. This section of the exhibit was in charge of F. w. Bower The other eight cx- hibits to which ribbons were awarded were those of the following companies: Loma Verde. Gorilla Venus, Arizona Hillside Development Co.,, Arizona-Portland Co.,, Copper 1 Hill Copper Basin), Tip Top and the Wickenburg Copper Mining & Reduc- ton Co.
 Mir. Bowers states that untold good has been done for the mining interests of this county through this particular exhibit, and that many were the min ing men who sought and obtained definite information regarding the mineral resources of the various dis tricts in Yavapai county, information which in a number of cases will prob ably result in the interested parties making some substantial investments in this county.
 The exhibits in the mines depart mcnt were judged by Prof. c. R. Fan set of the State university and J. w. Hubbard, of Jerome, and w. w. Lewis of this city.
 The Auto Prizes.
 For the most handsomely decorated booth in the automobile tent, the Briscoc display was awarded first prize The Overland exhibit was dc clarcd second best, while the Studc- baker group of cars exhibited by (. c. Ricbcling. took the first premium for the best industrial exhibit. All of