Weekly journal-miner., 1917-02-14
 FOR N. 4. FAIR
 E PASSED
CHAMBER DIRECTORS IN SEE SION HEAR THAT MEASURE HAS PASSED THE STATE SENATE.
(From Fridays Daily.)

That the senate had passed the ap- propriation of S5,O00 year for two years for the Northern Arizona Fair was the cheering news read to the meeting of directors of the chamber of commerce last night by R. N. Fred ericks. Senator Getchell, who had marshallcd the forces of the senate. as had Tony Johns those of the house, reported the passage of the appropri- alton that will permit the adequate cxpansion of the fair for the next two years.
 Publicity getting occupied the at tention of the board last night The Luncheon Club committee made re- ports on the naturalization day meet ing at the Yavapai Club this noon, at which most of the IS new citizens will be present and one of them speak, and on the George Wharton James lecture on the 23rd It is being ar ranged to have Mir. James lecture in | tiiN NhNiiiiS, iOi puDHC.
 The chamber will be represented in the new revised directory of State, national and local commercial organ izations. being compiled by the Fed eral Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, it was reported
 To Finance Building.
 Lee Block reported that he had placed an advertisement in the Amer ican Lumberman, standard pub1ica- ton, calling attention to the opPor- tunity for those who will invest in Prescott building sites, to construct bungalows. The shortage of accom- modations for those who desire houses, furnished and unfurnished, for periods of from a month or two to year, without establishing homes of their own, was the cause of Mir. Blocks attempt to give publicity to the situation in the Lumberman. It IS believed that number of inquiries will be received, some of which will result in the investment of outside capital in substantial residences here Another source of publicity will be | the annual report of the board of su- pervisorS, just being published by Clerk R. T. Belcher. The county inn migration bureau has placed 1000 words of descriptive matter and cuts of the court house, the group of cup trophies and exhibits by this county at the State and Northern Arizona Fairs, in the booklet, and will receive a number of them for distribution.
 Record For Inquiries.
 During January, Secretary Sparkes reported, 1,500 pieces of publicity lit eraturc were sent out in response to 300 inquiries relating to Yavapai county and Prescott. This consti- tutes record for the amount of matter sent out, and considering the fact that no systematic advertising campaign has been followed, consti- tutes a remarkable showing
 Beginning the middle of March, the county will receive publicity in ser ies of publications by the bureau of mines of the University of Arizona These bulletins will describe the min ing industry of the county, giving ac- curatc information on all producing and all meritorious prospective pro- ducing companies.
 Membership cards for those asso- ciated with the chamber of commerce will be received from the printer, and will be distributed this week.
 Luncheon Club Dates.
 Frank O. Smith, who, in the ab- sence in Phoenix of President F. L. occupied the chair, report ed, as chairman of the Luncheon Club committee that the dates and topics for the next six months had been arranged:
 March 9-Chautauqua day, F. C. Nhisman, chairman.
 March 23-Merchant's day, H. D. Aitken, Ed. Block and Frank Foster n charge.
 April l3-Frontier day, F. L. Ha- worth, chairman
 April 27-Bankers' day, D. W. Rus ell, G. E. Meany, C. F. Hogsett and - C. Derrick in charge.
 May 11-Northern Arizona Fair lay. R. N. Fredericks, chairman. May 25-Illinois day, J. H. Robin on, chairman.
 June S-Hassayampa day. Ed. w. Wells. chairman.
 June 22-Prescott Day. chairman ot vet named.
 Those present last evening were: ;. O. Smith, R. N. Fredericks, H. D. .itken. T. c. Norris, James Whet- tine, O. s. Wakelin, H. H. Linney,