Arizona republican., 1909-08-31

men Of eastern cities or tne same size"
 The mayor added that he hoped he
 had not omitted anyone who desired a
 place on one or other of the commit
 tees; if he had he would be glad to rectify it.
 The committees are as follows:
 Decoration committee B. M. Gold
 water, chairman; M. C. McDougal,
 Frank Thomas, P. A. Tharaldson, R. B,
 Burmister, Frank Leeper
 Finance committee: J. J. Sweeney,
 Goldberg. Vernon L. Clark, George
 Mintz, Elliott Evans.
 Ccnveyances and route: G. P. Bull lard, chairman; w. D. Fulwiler, Frank
 Hilderbran, Frank Lane, c. T. Hirst,
 James Griffin, Arthur Ainsworth,
 Shirley Christy.
 Reception by school children: Pro- lessor Loper. chairman; A. K. Stab Ter, Professor Fulton, Clinton Camp
 bell, B. F. McFan. JT. Bone.
 Bands and militia committees: Jas. McClintock. chairman; E. P. Grin stead, c. T. Stacy, L. w. Coggins, Carl Hayden.
 Reception committees: Mayor Chris ty, chairman; E. B. O'Neil. Joseph H. Kibby, J. c. Adams, J IL. Irwin, J. w. Doris, E. J. Bennett, c. F. AinswOrth, B. A Fowler, D. B. Heard, A. J. Sampson, G. NJ Hahn, E. G. Gage, w. K. James, E. Hackett. Charles Stauffer, Charles Akers. Frank l.. Stewart, Charles Donofrio, Lewis Hill, George Christy, Charles Goldman, Thomas Armstrong, Jr.; P. P. Parker. J. A. Geissinger. H. r. DeMund, Or vile Coats, Linn Orme. A. K. Stacy, T. J. Prescott, L. M. Hoghe, Harry Kennedy. Justus Goebel, R. l.. Bake, A. l.. Moore, A. F. Jones, J. w. At wood, T. Cornell, Bishop Kendrick, c. NJ. Sturgis, II. B. Wilkinson, P. T. Hurley. A. C. Baker, Frank DeSouza, E. Gang, I. T. Hosey. E. Rays. Selim Michaelson, C. w. Johnstone, C. w. Mckee, c. NJ. Scott, Homer King, A. B. Williams, Don C. Babbitt, A. J. Chandler, Mesa, AriZ.; l.. w. Stillwell. Mesa; Walter Wilbur. Tempe; w. H. Slaughter. Glendale; Edw. Kent. F.. Dunlevy. J. H. Page, J. F. Cleaveland, E. F. Kirkland w. C. Foster, Kirk Moore. J. D. Carter. H. $. Griswold. O. H. Christy, Harry Tritle, Win Wylie. c. $. Berryman. Charles Arnold. Paul Ingles. Frank Parker. Walter Bennett. w. J. Murphy. Lewis Melczer. Sims Ely, J. l.. B. Alexander. S. Oberfelder. J. w. Foss. Ancil Martin, l.. H. Chal- mers. G. H. N. Luhrs, George Lut- gerding, w. $. Goidsworthy. R. w. Craig, H. J. McClung. H. H. McNeill. C. W. Goodman, I. T. Stoddard, c. H. Pratt, H. A. Diehl,, H. s. Reed, H. A. Robert, F'ridel. George w. Vickers, w T. Smith. R P. Davie, Clay Leonard. H. c. Yager. w. H. Stilwell, J. c. Phillips. R. c, Douglas, W. s. Pickrell. J~.P. Orme, F. H. En- sign. George W--Cowgill. A. Redewell, Ed Elsie. J. A. Marshall. w. B Twitch- ell, Walter Talbot, J. w. Swetnam, E. w. Thayer. John T. Dunlap, William E. $. Wakelin, C. D. Doris, H. NJ. Campbell. Andrew Miller. E. NJ. Lamson. Charles Korrick, Clinton Lau- yer, $. J. TribOlet.sA Cater. J. L. War ing, Mesa; A. J.. Peters, Tempe; w J. Tempe; James G. Ham, nell, Glendale. Also all other mem bers of all other Committees.
 The only absentee at the council was MT. Campbell. The first work taken up was the ordinance de- scribing the form of the negotiable coupon bonds which were issued to replace $155,000 worth of city warrants which will be taken up as soon as the money is obtained from the purchasers of the bonds. Very minute instruc- tions were received from the attorneys for Thomas J. Bolger. the chief pur- chaser. These details of procedurl were followed with the utmost accu- racy so that if any legal flaw is found in the bond issue it will not be the fault of the council.
 According to instructions, the ordf- nance was first referred to the fin ance committee. The committee re- ported favorably. Then the rules were suspended and the ordinance read a second time. The roll was called and the rules again suspended After more reading and more suspen- sion of the rules the ordinance was finally declared carried:
 The bonds are to be known as Funding Bonds, 'O9." They are due July l. 1884. although they may be paid off in installments be- ginning in 1924. They are of the 5000 and bear 5 per cent in-