Arizona republican., 1899-12-05
THE CARNIVAL
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ending on the night of Friday Decem- Der Sth. At this meeting all the de- tails were arranged for starting the great carnival machinery in motion. The colors of the carnival were select ed, in which the city is now gaily dressed for the festivities of the week.
 An official name was chosen by the association which is now known throughout the southwest the Phoenix Indian and Cowboy carnival. Out of the general committee grew the permanent or ganization. s. M. McCowan. superin- tendent of the Indian school, Was chosen president, s. Oberfe!der was made treasurer, and s. J. Michelson secretary. A committee consisting oI G. H. Hirschfeld. s. M. McCowan, S. r. Clark, P w. Butler and J. w. Dorrls was appointed to select correSponu- ing secretary for the association and to name his compensation. Mir. L. F. Hoffman was finally agreed upon for this position. MT. Hoffman is news paper man well known in Phoenix, and the selection met with general satisfac- tion. His services have been devoted to the carnival night and day since he was chosen to that position, and he comprised a most valuable part of the carnival machine. Chairman McCowan was authorized to select an executive committee, and he chose S. J. Michel son, Frank Cox, Dave Goldberg, J. C.. Adams, Paul Hull, s. P. Clark and Gus Hirschfeld. MT. Adams is chairman of the committee. The work of pre- paration was divided among commit tees chosen at this meeting. Thus the wheels were set in motion, and the in- terest was now keen throughout the city, and the territorial press took up the cry of the red, white and green, dis seminating the news to the remote water-holes where the cowboys gather on the ranges, the camps of prospec- tors back in the mountains, and the homes of the ranchers in the valleys.
 The subcommittee chosen were as follows:
 Soliciting Funds-E. W. Thayer. Leo Goldman, J. Thalheimer. J. c. Adams, John R. Norton, E. s. Wakelin, c. J. Hall Dr. Miller, S. P. Clark, Captain Alexander, Walter Talbot, Dr. Duffield, R. H. Greene, s. J. Nicholson, c. D. Doris and H. H. McNeil. The com nittee was also instructed to appoint an equal number of ladies.
 Auditing and Finance-Walter Tal- bot, B. Heyman and ). w. Doris.
 eception-Governor N. O. Murphy, Secretary c. H. Akers, Judge Webster Street, Mayor Emil Gang, F. w. Gill lett, Walter Talbot, B. F. Porter, J. C. Adams, B. Heyman. c. M. Frazier. G. H. N. Luhrs, J. w. Evans. H. 4. Diehl N. c. Wilson. E. F. Kellner, William Christy, Sheriff D. l.. Murray, Frank Cox, s. P. Clark, Judge A. c. Baker Charles Goldman, C. C. Randolph Judge N. A MorfOrd. Paul Hull. Dr J. NJ. Ford. This committee was au- thorized to select an equal number ol ladies to serve with them.
 Social-J. w. Benham, L. Masten, G F. Buxton. B. N. Pratt. H. F. Tritle, s M. ,Cullom, Paul Brizzard, H. M. Ken nedy. Fl. O. Bicknell, P. A. Tharaldson This committee was also authorized tc select an equal number of ladies tc serve with them.
 Decorations-Julian Willard. J. M Creighton, George l.. Grosvenor, B. N Pratt. T. w Pemberton, Mrs. J. C Adams, Mrs. E. Heyman, Mrs. w. ; Pickerell. Mrs Frank Cox and Mrs. w C. Foster.
 Music-S. M. McCowan, J. w. Ben ham and David Goldberg.
 Printing-D. H. Burtis. David Gold berg. s. Korrick, c. H. Davidson anc M. w Messinger.
 Transportation-E. w. Gi.lett. B. F Porter. B. N Pratt, M. O. Bicknell H. P. Anewalt.
 Amusements, Sports and Programme -S. M. McCowan, J. w. Benham. Jaci Gibson, H. P. DeMund. w. c. Foster D. Goldberg, F. w. Sheridan, Rober Fromm, A. E. Cobb, E. L. Andrews.
 Subsistence-Gus Hirschfeld, Let Goldman, Henry Morgan.
 Grounds and Building-H. P. De AInnd. P. Corpstein, T. w. Chamber lain, Henry George, w. s. Pickerell Vernon L. Clark.
 PriviIeges-W. c. Foster, H. Good man. H. I. Lathom, Ed Butts Jr Frank Alkire, E. L. Andrews, w. | Pinney. B. A. Fickas, N. A. Sanders, J Thalheimer.
 Publicity-A representative of eacl of the city papers was appointed oi this committee.
 Information-Mess Weirick an Latham kindly rendered their service during the carnival for this Wors which will consist of directing strang CTS to rooms, hotels, etc.
 The responsibility of making the car rrival a success seemed to rest on tn individual shoulders of every bushes man present, and with their effort united no one could doubt what the re suit would be. Since the carnival wa now assured everyone in the city too a pride in it. Envelopes bearing at fractive designs were spread broadcas over the country by the people of tn city in business and special corres pondence. Flaming posters were ser