Arizona republican., 1901-11-24

done more to call attention to the ter ritory curing the last fifteen years t'In Il has ali the rcInainIng part of the terri tory combined. and they have enjoyed the beveht therC from. They know the value Of advertising their region of Arizona. and they spare no cost In reaching the people in all parts of th- country
 This last publication VIII do mu -h good fcI Arizo' a. It will prove a more potent factor for statehood than a dozen conferences or a score of com mittees sent to Washington. for it will bring wealth and population 10 Arizonc. and that will bring statehood. The people of Maricopa county. through their supervisors. have placed the territory under obligations for this publication. and Major McClintock's g work will be fully appreciated.
 The typographical and mechanical work, which was done by The Repub- lican office. of Phoenix. is also a Liz credit marx for Arizona's printing la cilities. The Arizona Star.
 We are in receipt of a e4-page. hand someiy illustrated pamphlet. issued by the Phoenix and Maricopa county board of trade. The title page reads. Arizona. with particular attention to Its imperial county of Maricopa. 4 land of plenty. under smiling skies written by James II. McClintock. Pub iished by authority of the board of supervisors of Maricopa county This is the best advertising pamphlet ever issued of the county. and should bo freely circulated throughout the east. The author has very wisely refrained from cumbersome statistics. and his descriptive talent is shown to good ad- n rapraFd n NTaSn be pamphlet shows a want of reliable in formation In some particulars: for in stance. the map leaves us without water: no mention is made of our creamery and mills. and the Free Press Is credited as a weekly only-a crime that we readily pardon because the rest or the book is SO very good. It will he worth thousands of dollars to the Salt River valley-Mesa Free Press.
 We are in receipt of a handsome pub Hcation containing informa ton in re gard to Maricopa county: The volume IS resplendent with beautiful half tone pictures. notably the capitol building. business blocks. schools churches and homes of Phoenix. the normal school building at Tempe. and many scenes of typical Arizona life and beauty 1t is not only a work of art but practical. well-prepared adver- tlsement that will bring good results. The subject matter is from the pen Of jor James 1T. McClintock and the book is published by authority of the board of supervisors of Aiaricopa county It is well wIltten and is from the press of the Arizona Republican. It Is most creditable piece of work from start to inish.-Arizona Sentinel.
 The Prospect is in receipt Of q book let descriptive of Maricopa county and it's resources. The book is published un- der the auspices of the Phoenix cham ber of commerce and is edited by Ma jor James H. McClintock. which fact Is an assurance that the work Is per feet in every detail. Major McClintock is recognized as the finest descriptive writer in the southwest. having at tained that reputation through two is sues of his legislative blue book where in each member of those august as- semblages was made to appear as the personification of honesty and inteG- rity. their photos depicting them as descendants of the meek and lowly: the ma jor made real good men of them. and the half-tones were gotten up well. IL is too bad that Major McClin- tock's descriptive powers cannot be employed in Cochise county's behalf where only pen pictures would be nee essary for an interesting volume