Arizona republican., 1903-10-17

were notably liberal as Arizona people always are when they have anything to give.
 The order of the festivities will be as previously advertised. The party will be met at the train at 3 o'clock, driven to the capitol and then over as much of the valley as possible be- fort 6 o'clock. The reception from s to 10 o'clock will be at the Hotel Adams and will be informal. People with dress suits will not be turned away but people without them will be just as welcome. The committee on decorations has arranged to make the day sort Of floral festival. The hotel will be nicely decorated and the car riages will te laden with roses. It is also intended to decorate the special train on it's arrival with floral offerings from the ''arid" Salt River valley.
 It is suggested also that the people the reception. make it a point to be tors know they are here and alive The idea is to slam the census man. He told bad stories whose refutation needs
  counted.
 The carriage scheme laid out by the committee is perfectly arranged and is given below for the guidance of those who are to serve on the reception committee as well as those who may be curious to find certain of the visi- tors.
 There will be twenty carriages and in most of them there will be two con- mitteemen and two visitors. One mem Der of the committee has been ap- pointed to look after the interests of each guest.
 Carriage No. 1 will be occupied by Mayor Bennett. Delegate Wilson, Gov. Brodie and Hon. w. F. Heart. This is known as the Mckinley carriage since the time of the late presidents visit to Phoenix when it was at his disposal In arranging the lists it was tried as much as possible to place members of the committee in carriages With their personal friends among the visitors. The other nineteen carriages will be occupied as follows and will pick up the committeeman at the ad- dresses mentioned reporting afterward al the depot at D. m.:
 Nc. 2-Judge Edward Kent. Judge Nichols. Hon. J. R. Burton, L. S. Overman. a three seated surrey, pick up at court H. capitol
 No. 3.-B. A. Fowler, T. T. Powers. Hon. DeArmCnd and Lloyd. three seat ed surrey; depot.
 No. Az. C. Norris F. P Trott two congressman, three-seated surrey; de- pot.
 No. 5.-Walter Talbot. two congress- men. twO-seated surrey; board of trade.
 No. 6.-Carl Hayden. two congress- men. two seated surrey; board of trade.
 No. w. D. Fulwiler. two congress- men ,two-seated surrey. board of trade.
 No. S.-A- C. Baker. two congress- men. two seated surrey; depot
 No. 9.-James W. Mccormick. two congressman. two seated surrey: board of trade.
 No. IDA. J. Chandler, two con- gressman, two seated surrey; board of trade
 No n.-Messers. Winsor, viclzers. tO'Neill, $. NJ. Lawrence. NJ. H. Ihmsen. Wallace Rice, four seated surrey. board of trade.
 No. 12-Frank Ainsworth. Mrs frank AlnSN orth. Ms. J. F. Wilson, Mrs. DeArmond, two seated surrey, at home: Mrs. Wilson at 493 N 3d ave
 No. 13.-George E. Truman. Mrs. Lloyd. Mrs. Fowler. two seated surrey Adams Hotet
 No. H.-J. w. Doris. Mrs Doris, Mrs. Rainey. Mrs. Talbot. two seated surrey: at 5O5 No. 7th ave.
 E. J. Bennitt, Miss Gertie Russell, Miss Mabel Hancock. Miss DeArmond, two seated surrey; Miss Russell at 577 N. 4th ave.
 No. 16-Prof. R. l. McDonnold, Mrs F. J. Bennitt, Mrs. Griggs, two seated surrey: at home (AIrs. BennitO 62O N. Center ave.
 No. IA. J. Mathews, Mrs Ererick. Ms. Walter Bennett. two seated sur rey. at 4S2 N. 1st ave. No. 1S.-Chas. Goldman, Mrs Lee Goldman. Mrs. Robinson two seated surrey, GIL N. Center ave. No. 19.-Dr. F. w. Craig. Mrs. Kings i bury. Mrs. Powers. two seated surrey: Adams Hotel.
 1 No. 20.-S. Oberfelder. Miss Mather | Miss Emel ick, two seated surrey: al 1 J. NJ. M'Clintock's. Carriages will call at 2:30 D. m