Arizona republican., 1917-11-14

1 Guy Boy, entered by James Stewart to show exceedingly well In the faee.
 Ore Fino. a geiding entered by W. c. Durfee, will be piloted by Berry. mil lionaire oil magnate. Uru Is declared to be one of the finest colts ever foaied in California. He will race in the Arizona Copper stake.
 Directess Mac, entered by J. J. Ryan, has the reputation of being one of the fastest youngsters in California He will also be one ef the entrants in the Arizona Copper Stake.
 Altogether 5000 In prizes Is hung up fof the racing events today. For the benefit of those whe would view all of the events frbm the start, the races start at l o'clock sharp ih the after noon.
 Finale Are Unnecessary Finals were unnecessary in the 2:es pace, the 2i15 pace, and the three year old trot on the state fair dirt track yesterdayaftern oon. All Were decided in the first three heats, through entrants taking tllree straight, with four horses entered In essh event. fh the .;27 postponed trot. Future Tramp, driven by c, A. DuEfee. and entered by I. L. Borden, took first place, with Zeta Lacile( piloted by ward, and en- tered by r. E. Ward, second. The time was 2.1tM.
 1 Three-tourths mile running face purse Ss6o, Louise Stone, D. rn., Jockey Mandns, first, C. ". Hodses, D. g.. Joeksy Sachs, second. Ban Bernito, h. m, Jockey Passy, third. Time 1:17.
 flve.eights mile running race, purse $500, Oklahoma Irish, br. n-, Jockey F'eeney, firet; Favorite Article. D. E. Jockey j. Dunnovan, second; Tippy Duncan, D. rn, Jockey Martinez, third Time 1;o4.4.
 one-hat mile running race, purse s2oo, Shasta Oaisy. ch. f.. Jockey J. Armstrong, first; Eva Arvi, z. f, Jack ay v. Simpson, second; Kahani. b. E.. Jockey Passy. third. Time .5s. , s:09 pace, purse s1,ooo. ) i College Gent bL h. Driver Barnes, entered by J. Carson 3. May Davis. ch. n1.. Driver McKillop, entered by sud , DaVis ...-.. .--....-..'...-. . 5. Lady Fuller, b. u1.. Driver Owens, entered by H. Woods 2 2
 Time. 2.OsA, POT, 2.o7A. ] AIS pace. purse s1,ooo. 1. Hal Logan, 4br. g., Driver ; Montgomery, entered by J. |. E. Montgomery ............,1 1 2. Clara Todd, b. m, Driver F De Ryder, entered by T. E. Pollock ...............-..... 3 3. Miss Rico, Driver Durfee, entered by W. G. Durfee ...2 2 : 4. Gay Tommy. b. g., Driver Best entered by J. R. Lam- } bert ........ ...........-----& 5 Time, a.4o%. 2.ss. 2.s0h. .Three-year-old trot, purse $500. l. Cort U., g. g.. Driver Ullom, . entered by A. Ullom .....4 4 |, 2. Superb, Driver De Ryder. , entered by F. E. Pollock .....1 l |, 3. Mormon Lad b. g.. Driver , Cheatham. entered by s. G. Cneatnam ..................2 2 2 , { Bess br. m.. Driver Selman.
 entered by W. L. Selman ...3 a Time, 2.40Z, 2.39, 2.35h. Mines Building AS one enters the building of mines at the state fair, which has just been completed for this years exhibit, he |, is convinced that mining is indeed Ari- zona's big industry, and faint idea of her mineral wealth may be gained as one reviews the various exhibits shown in this new building. , Mining in Arizona, according to Professor Willis. is only in it's infancy but anyone who stops to study the figures handed out at the bureau of mines must agree that the infant is of 1. stupendous proportions. Take Gila county, for illustration; and their dis play Is remarkable in many respects as that county is known among min. eralogists as the county with a copper bottom. It is the largest producer ir } the state, as there is one mine alone the Inspiration of Miami-that pro.
 duces the enormous amount of
 10000 tons daily of refined copper ~I The Miami Copper company also pro.
 duces 5000 tons daily, making 26.0Ot tons of copper daily from Miami alone y The Old Dominion at Globe, which i: e tho oldest producer in the state, turn. r out 3.00o tons daily. There are a mum d Der of smaller producers around Glob, "a and Miami that produce approximatel, d o,ooo tons daily. therefore from thes
 figures one can see to what giganti proportions this infant has grown Il Gtla county alone. and all the othe counties come in for their share O
 consideration as well. Gila county ii
 noted also for her mum erous asbesto,
 deposits, while in the Matazels i,
 found rich streaks of cinnabar de | postt
 Mine Rescue Work
 One Of the notable features exhibited
 in the mines building is the demonstra
 ton Of mine rescue work. The Unitet hStates mine rescue car, with all tn, necessary appliances, is now standing
 on the spur track near the fair ground
 and everyone interested is invited t,
 visit it and have the work and appli
 ances explained. The mine firBt al,
 demonstration takes place every da,
 at Il and 5 o'clock to which those in . terested are invited. Another featur
 worthy of mention Is the corner de
 voted to teaching the prOspector to d.
 field rntneralogy, so that he will b
 able to make his own field deterrnfna
 tions. and save himself lot of valu
 able time when out in the mountain
 and on prospecting trips. That this
 popular corner is evidenced by tn
 crowd of prospectors who flock to tha
 point during the demonstration. III GTeenleo county has very good dis
 play Of miscellaneous ores. giving on
 an idea of what may be found ther
 when that part of the state is nor
 fully prospected.
 Among Navajo county's display 1
 shown Arizona coal. and that this
 likely to become future industry frpr
 that county is pretty certain. Tho Atcy1ou nf T