Arizona republican., 1909-08-29
INGLESIDE WILL BE
 OPEN 10 PATRONS DEC.

Phoenix's finest suburb, Ingleside, l. As most people know. Ingleside is in the center of one of the most beautiful orange groves in the valley A large club house. which will later he surrounded by fifteen cottages, is now complete and is being furnished. Two of the cottages are finished and work is progressing on others. It will be a high-class winter resort and one of the finest in the territory.
 No better description of this resort could be given than the one by VIII Robinson. printed in the August num- Der of the Earth" It is reprinted below:
 In Arizona, in the days of the Butterfly Stage and Billy. the Kid. a town always started with saloon This furnished the inhabi tants with the necessities of life; afterwards, as the town grew. a combined grocery and dry goods store was opened to supply the luXuries.
 It is a long road from that an tiquity to the present Arizona city. Phoenix. with it's motor cars and orange groves. concrete office build ings and mahogany furnished banks, For years the great mineral and az ricultural wealth of Arizona has been bringing in the miner, the me chanic and the horticulturist. Now, the superb winter climate of the southern valleys is also attracting people whose means permit them to make their winter homes where the plumbing freezes not and the garden supplies green vegetables at Christ mas. After coming 1000 miles for climate. the sojourner naturally does not care to encase himself in brick walls. He wants to get out into the country. but he wants to take his lNuries along with him.
 In California. to supply this de- mand. around their San Francisco and Los Angeles they build a Berkeley or a Pasadena. So Phoenix, the metrop- olis of Arizona, is to have a suburb of country homes and city comforts at Ingleside. This new suburb lies about eight miles northeast of Phoe- nix and a mile south of Comeback mountain. Situated in the center of the oldest and largest orange grove in Arizona and traversed by avenues and lanes. shaded by olive. pepper and ash trees. its site is one of pc culiar charm.
 Attracted by these congenial sur rounding the Ingleside club has been organized, and it's 15O-foot long club house is now being built
 While the overhanging caves and wide porches of the bungalow have been incorporated in the plans, yet the sharp roof and style of it's dor mer windows suggest the Swiss cha teau.
 The outside of tn building is to be finished with cement plaster, in color. soft gray.
 The club house is to be the center of cluster of houses, all of harmO- nious architecture and all designed by Dwight H. Perkins. one of the fore most architects of Chicago.
 system of water works and sew craze is being constructed and every thing possible is being done to in sure to the inhabitants of the new town every possible comfort.
 Building restrictions are rigid. No unsightly structures of any kind will he erected.
 Stables and outhouses of all de- scription will be prohibited. Horses may be kept at stables provided, within easy call by telephone
 IngIeside is not a sanitarium col ony. There are other splendidly equipped places in the valley that cater to the comforts of the invalid It is Inglesides ambition, rather, to keep well people well
 SAN FRANCISCO VETERINARY