Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-06-04

Arizona, was the next speaker. His
address was a comprehensive review Of
conditions here. with which most read
ers of The Republican are familiar 1t
was not a Phoenix address by any
means, but all parts of Arizona we're
given attention. The beautiful summer
resorts in the higher attitudes We're
pointed to With as much pride as the
incompara Bile winter climate OF the cer-
tral and southern parts of the territory.
The address was listened TO with the
closest attention, for it was Il short,
concise statement of facts as they are
acknowledged TO be by those who have
made careful investigation. The ad-
dress had previously been printed in
convenient pamphlet form. With tabu-
lated data on its closing pages. Those
we're distributed among the visitors.
who We're invited to take them along
Tor future reference.
Or. Solly. of Colorado Springs. and
Dr.. Hinsdale. OF Philadelphia. both
made short speeches. which We're very
interesting, the more so because these
tWo gentlemen are the two leading au-
thors in the country on climatolcgical
subjects. That they were both favor
ably impressed with Arizona goes with
out saying. DR.. Solly said lie
believed the climate of this section
was superior to that of Egypt and adj
Vised the building OF institutions for
the care of the sick.
DR.. Otis. of Boston. made very
pleasing speech, saying the climate was
a revelation to him. In fact, the Bay
state had several representatives. and
their good words for Arizona We're -ery
much appreciated.
DR.. Bowditch. Of New York, one of
the most notable physicians in the
country. talked entertainingly and par
ticul1rly on the educational effect on
the people OF Santora.
DIR. Charles f. Nammak, OF Bellevue
hospital. New York made a decided
hit in a humorous talk that all enjoyed
He was one of the most enthusiastic of
the visitors.
DR.. C!eeman, DR.. Taylor and Dr.
Heffron We're also among the, gentle
men called on, and each responded in
4 short and appreciative talk. DIR. DUFF
field, Of Phoenix, closed The speech
making by a short review of the Incl
dents of the day. III which. speaking
for the public at large he said Phoenix
was rcjoiced at the privileges of enter
tanning SO distinguished q party end
felt it an honor TO be permitted to c:-
tend TO them the court esioS of the hour.
He hoped that the visit had proved
pleasant and PORTABLE one for the
guests and fell that Phoenix could re-
ceive nothing but good results from
placing before her visitors the facts
regarding the climate OF this region.
All the speeChe swere irnpromptu eX-
cept the address of Mr. Burns, and all
were listened to IS reflection of the
real sentiments Of those who held tie
Aocr.
After the banquet there was yet an
hour or two before train time, and it
as utilized by many Of the visitors for
further driving around the city. while
others preferred TO spend the time in
the hotel, the Maricopa club and in
walking about the city.
The visitors left on the evening train
via Maricopa for California points.
They regretted their lack OF time that
necessitated the canceliing of their
proposed visits to Tempe and Tucson.
While the eXcursionists have seen
many things OF interest thus far On
their journey, they have much in store.
They have visited Las Vegas Hot
Springs and the Grand Canyon. Tut
their itinerary ahead includes the tol-
lowing points: Iona Linda Sanatc-
rum. al Redlands. Riverside, Idyllwiid
saratorium in the San Gor9onia noun
tains, Los Angeles. Pasadena Echo
Mountain, Alpine Tavern, Catalina Is
land, san Diego. Santa Barbara. San
Luis Obispo. Paso Robles, Hotel del
Monte at Monterey, san Jose, with Il
stage tlip to Mt Hamilton, Stanford
University, San Francisco. Lake raj
hoe. Salt Lake City, Glenwood Springs,
Colorado Springs. Manitou Springs,
Denver. Omaha, Chicago. etc.