Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-16
eood Roads to Be the Slo- 'ro ,sn of Globe Automobile
 Association
,nnREss LETTER TO CITY COUNCIL
romplain of Conditions on Principal Thoroughfares
 of the City

{, ,n enthusiastic meeting of auto ~ tg, owpe-s and good roads enthusi- h,0'I held ir the district court room s ,igbt the Globe Automobile and 'l Roads association was organized. %S sS,rIes T. Martin was chosen tempor- n,ssiden,. with George H. Smalley ,srmporary secretary and treasurer. n,.~,rept % officers will be elected at an I,, meeting to be held next Tuesday ,,;rg November 23, when the or ,;,,fion will be perfected by the ,,.tiop of constitution and bylaws. rs, new association has the following '...y members: J. w. Brown, George ! SmslIev. NJ. E. Mccarthy, F. F. -.ra R. $. Alderman, Fred J. Elliott, T N White, J. w. Bandhauer, M. l.. S,spip Ben F. Frakes, A. F. Maisch, R. iov,e Tom Brewer, R. D. Kennedy, |T A Holt, C. T. Sturgeon, l.. F.. Hoeye, s,rles NJ. Clark, E. R. MePheeters, J. Wales, F. W. Hoar, l.. F.. Wightman, S,,les T. Martin, Lloyd l.. Staggers. |, inc name of the new automobile as .5,tion implies, it is not closed cor yn6On restricted exclusively to the rqr, of automobiles. Instead, it is T organization for the people of this ss.fst who have the improvement of \ pads of Gila county at heart and R expected that many local people b jSHot own automobiles will become pnbers of the association.
 4 good roads campaign will be com lrtei at once. In fact, such cam uin was started last night. when a sSution, asking the city council to re- h the msR thoroushfares was lbEei;
 his resolution is as follows:
 Be It Resolved, By the Globe Auto rsle and Good Roads association, that . rsDectfully call the attention of the uyu and couneilmen of the city of abe to the poor condition of the main ,D1ghfares of the city.
 i've call particular attention to the ues water from the ice plant of the a5e Ice & Cold Storage company, nl waste water from the Arizona tan laundry, which is allowed to run Do he street, making filth holes in tho rSilgs of Pinal creek and Broad ret We request that these holes be } bd up and kept so. They are mol { y danger to vehicles, but to the Aahiulness of the people of Globe, a: ; filth dormant there is carried by he's of vehicles to all parts of tho y We also call the attention of tho ElOr and members of the council to tho ElitiOn of the road on North BroaC Fs particularly that portion oppo P he Old Dominion smelter and neal e brick yard; in fact, the entire roaC rdh of Bankers s garden seems to have sayed but little attention and it's con iah deserves immediate repair. Soutl 2at street should at least be made Hy passabIe by filling up the chuck is and leveling up the rough places We respectfully suggest that thu fOyement of the main traveleC rats would be of more benefit to tn, Ei'al public than the improvement O
 residence thoroughfares. '
 9lsdering the fact that last night aihg had not been generally an med, the attendance was gratifying liter the formality of perfecting 1prary organization had been dis fsi of, general discussion of roads
 1 condition and prospects for thei
 Pavement was had.
 vas felt that the roads of Gill
 ny are not in good condition b. As1 of the fact that they have no
 properly managed under the pres
 ystem of road districts and dis
 Oyerscers.
 le plan of having a general roa
 'hser who will have charge of al
 ae roads in the county and wh
 see that the money expended O
 lnPrOyement of these roads wa
 Eally sanctioned, and it was fel
 When this plan is adopted, the frs
 Ne year, the chances of securing bel
 'oads throughout this district wi
 aaterially improved.
 vas felt, however, that the valu
 le new office will depend much upo
 ssoulty of the man who is appointe
 l 1t, aud steps will be taken t
 the new association work in COT
 &l0l with the eounty hoard of surel