Arizona republican., 1899-10-12

green, and from this time forth every man and woman in Phoenix is expected
 to preach. sing and talk ..red, white
 and green and keep ever before them the magic date, December 4th.
 An official name was also given to
 the festival. which will be known as
 the Phoenix Indian and Cowboy Carnival"
 E. Oberfelder was elected treasurer of the carnival association, and a com
 mittee consisting of G. H. HirschfeId. s. NJ McGowan, s. P. Clark. p. W
 Butler and J. ". Doris was appointed
 to select . corresponding secretary for
 the association and to name the com pensation. when good man has been
 agreed upon, and to report the same at the earliest convenient season. An
 office will also be provided for a per
 nanent headquarters and 1t is not inn
 possible that the board of trade may
 divide office room with them when the matter is brought before them.
 Chairman McGowan was also au- thOrized to select an executive com mittee Of five to advise with him and report their names at the next meet ing.
 4 very important matter discussed was the subject of patronizing home industry. The previous carnival man. ageTs went abroad for decorations and other necessary adjuncts to the dis play. Tn this instance it is the univer- sal sentiment that nothing shall be purchased abroad that can be secured here. local merchants, mechanics and artisans will therefore get to handle their own money.
 E7OIIOvir7cr ic o ffr+ cf 4,a various committees appointed and all who read should take notice. Look for your own name and then act accordingly:
 Soliciting Funds-E. W. Thayer. Leo Goldman. J. Thalheiner. J. c. Adams, John R. Norton. F. s. Wakelin, c. J. Hail. Dr. Miller. s. P. Clark. Captain Walter Talbot Dr. Duffeld R. H. Greene, s. J. Nicholson, c. D. Doris and H. R. McNeil. The com rnittee was also instructed to appoint an equal number of ladies.
 Auditing and Finance-WaIter Tai bot. B. Heyman and j. ". Doris.
 eception-Governor N. O. Murphy, Secretary c. II. Akers. Judge Webster ! Street. Mayor Emil Gang. F. W. Gil lett, Walter Talbot, B. F. Porter, J. C. l Adams. B. Heyman, c. M. Frazier. C. l Fl. N. Luhrs. J. w Evans, H. A. Diehl ! N- |. N iISOu- l. T IACi4IlcI- " 4il4eiA1I Christy, Sheriff D. L. Murray, Frank Cox, s. P. Clark, Judge \. C. Balzer, i Charles Goldman. c. c. Randolph | Judge \. A. Morford. Paul Hull, Dr. ! ]. Nj Ford This committee was au- -horfzed to select an equal number of | adies to serve with them.
 Social. ". BenEam, L. NIasten, G. | 2. Buxton. P. N. Pratt, II. F. Tritle, S. | ,I CulIom Paul Blizzard. H. NJ. Ken | ledy, M. O. Bickneil. P. \. Tharaldson. This committee was also authorized tO | ;elect an equal number Of ladies to erva with them.
 Decorations-Julian Willard, J. II. Creighton. George s. Grosvenor. B. N Pratt. T ". Pern nberton, Mrs. J. (. Adams. Mrs. B. Heyman, Mrs. W. S- 7ickereu, Mrs. Frank Cox and Mrs. w. :. Foster.
 Music-s. N. McCowan. J. ". Ben lam and David Goldberg.
 Printing-D. II. Burtis. David Gold ,erg, s. KorricI, C. H. Davidson and I ". Messinger.
 Transportation-E. w. GilIett, B. F. 'orter, B. N. Pratt. M. O. Bicknel, I. P. AnewaIt.
 An1usements. Sports and Programme $. M. NicCowan, J. W Benham, Jack fibson. II. P. DeMund, w. c. Foster. ). Goldberg, ?. W. Sheridan. Robert 7romm 4. E. Cobb F. L. Andrews,
 SUbsistence-Gus Hirschfeld, Leo T ioIdman. Henry Morgan.
 Grounds and Buildings-H. P. De- Iund. ?. Corpstein, T. w. Chamber ; ain, Henry George, W. s. Pickerell, -ernon |. Clark. ll
 Privileges-W. c. Foster, T. Good 4an. H. L Latham, Ed Butts, Jr., i frank Alkire E. L. Andrews, ". L. 'inney, E. A. Fickas, \. 4. Sanders, J. 'halheimer.
 Publicity-A representative Of each i f the city papers was appointed on 1 his committee. Information-BIes Weirick and .athaa kindly rendered their services uring the carnival for this work, | mich will consist of directing strang- rs to rooms, hotels. etc.