Weekly journal-miner., 1920-10-13
N. A. Fair Notes

ten o'clock. The cost of a box, in
 cluding six seats is the modest sum
 of ten dollars. This gives a reserv-
 ed seat for the best entertainment
 ever given in Northern Arizona. Miss Jane II. Rider, chemist ,of the University of Arizona, will be in Prescott to assist Dr. John w.
 Finn, with the milk and cream con test.
 C. w. Hanllin of Jerome Junction spent the day in Prescott and ar ranged for entries in the milk and cream contest.
 Bill Johnson departed for Camp Verde where he will boost the Northern Arizona State Fair. While going in the interest of the live stock department, Bill took one look at the big boxing contest program to be held on the first night, and then asked for copies.
 The Community Fair will be held at the headquarters of the Prescott Farms Company Tuesday, October 12th, after the judging of all prod ucts, the displays will be brought in to the Northern Arizona State Fair. An invitation is extended to Pres colt to come out to the fair.
 L. L. Bates and John Bianconi will assist the farmers on the Pres colt Farms. project with their com munity fair, next Monday and Tues day.
 A carload of nine thoroughbred runners arrived in Prescott yester- day from Trinidad, Colorado, the owners are Winters and Campbell | It will be necessary to place some i of the thoroughbreds in the exhibi- ion stalls Of the livestock depart nent- It is estimated that close to 100 thoroughbred animals will be on he track this year, the largest num- per of running horses ever seen at l fair in the state.
 The American Legion is arranging or a grand ball to be given Friday evening of fair week at the Odd Fellows hall.
 Oscar C. Bartlett, tield cntomolo- 5ist and superintendent of the Agri- and Horticultural depart ncnt of the Arizona State Fair, will act as judge in the agricultural de- oartment of the Northern Arizona State Fair.
 J. A. Currier of Santa Rosa, licensed American Poultry Associa- ton man, will have charge of the judging fthe big chicken show at the fair.
 Downey says they have to give him more space if he is to show the that have requested . space in the auto show. One dealer asks for space for eight cars, an other six, another three and so on.
 Some babies will be seen at the Better Babies Contest They are coming from here and elsewhere.
 Geo. Fansett of the Bureau of Mines, will give practical demonstra- -ions in rock analysis at the mining 
 D. A. Gilcllrist O: the U. s. Bio ogical Survey will attend the fair, bringing with him an exhibit show ng the work of this department in he five northern counties.
 The U. s. Forestry Department will make a display, this exhibit having been shipped from Albuquer- luc
 Some music for the fair. Think of it, a 28-piece band and a four cen.
 Exhibits can be entered at the Chamber of Commerce office. Rep .esentatives of all departments will ,e on hand Monday afternoon to .eceivc and enter all displays. Claim hecks will be given to each. exhi- or
 Airplancs carrying passengers will | ,e at the Northern Arizona State 7air. Air route from Verde district O Prescott will be opened during he fair. Stunt flying by daring ilot of the aviation company.
 Bob Conncll starts hanging the decorations Monday. Let the stores nd business houses brush up for ] he fair. r
 BIRTHDAY PARTY