Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12
ADMISSIONS
TO CAPITOL
Where Those Entitled Mag
Secure Cards
ARRANGEMENTS PERFECTED
Police Regulations and Mil
itary Appointments For
Events of Taft Day
The Movements of the
Trains

preparations for the reception and
entertainment of President TAFT and
the, accompanying party are about as
be. The committeeman are ali busy,
each with his own duty and ready
to perform any and every act neces-
sary as the hour arrives. The ex-
ecutive committee held another meet
ing yesterday afternoon at which ii
received reports from sub ub-commit-
tails. 1t win be more or less in
session all the time from now until
Wednesday morning.
Through an inadvertence in an
nouncing the names of the committee
appointed by the governor for the
escort of the presidential party
through the territory yesterday morn
ing, the names OF Dwight b. Heard
of this city and Judge John II. Camp
bell OF Tucson. were omitted.
The full committee is announced. as
follows:
Governor Sloan. George IT,. Young.
Edward Kent, Fletcher NJ. Doan, T..
W. Lewis. E. nj. Doe. John III. Camp
bell. Lloyd b. christy. Joseph III.
Kibhey, W. s. Sturges. Ralph N.
Comeron, Hovai "A Smith. Selim
Nicholson. ]. p. Dillon. F. NJ. MUIR
ply, Epes Randolph, Marcus A.
Smith. B. A. Fowler. Dwight b.
IIaa-l Dz.,-1n
Arnold. ]. l. B. Alexander, c. A.
Overlook. John b. Wright. A ].
Sampson, Isaac T. Stoddard. Frank
Cox. George Hahn. J. C. Adams. l. H.
Chalmers. Con O'Keefe. L. w. Cog
gins. ]. II. McClintock, j. F. Cleave-
land. +. w. Wells, A ]. Chandler, T.
E. Pollock
Admission Tickets.
The most important announcement
of the executive committee at this
time. is respecting the admissions at
the capitol, building and to the grand
stand at the city hall. This matter
was referred to the sub b-committee
whose. special duty is to receive and
care for the outside delegates who
come here to receive the president in
committee is composed of Frank Cox.
chairman: H NJ. Lewis. secretary; A.
l.. Moore. /. T. Hosey, II. ]. Jessop.
p. A. Tharaidson. S. j. Tribolet.
James Pierce. II has been announced
that admission to the capitol will be
only by card. 1t mas now been ar
ranged for the secretary of this COM
mittee, II. NJ. Lewis. to be at the
Hotel Adams from o'clock to 4
o'clock this afternoon and from 1890
until o'clock tonight. to deliver
these admission cards to those en-
titled to them. The visiting delegates
from other cities will of course have
their credentials or be easily identi-
fled. and Mayor Christy last night
sent out card notifications to all his
appointees. to call at the hotel for
their tickets II is hoped that all the
Phoenix people entitled to them, and
as many of the outside delegates as
are here in time, will call today and
get their tickets. Mr.. Lewis will be
at the hotel again Wednesday morn
ing from 80 to $3.50 for the same
purpose but the late arriving dele
gates will be quite numerous and to
avoid confusion. the distribution of
tickets should be out of the way as
soon as possible and to that end.
those in Phoenix who have been
favored. are urged to be prompt
II is further explained that at
the same time. tickets will be given
each of these delegates or home COM
mitteemen, admitting himself and
lady to seats on the grand stand at
the city hall. though that provision
does not extend to. admissions at the
capitol. Whatever committee of la
dies is present will be there by the
governors invitation. and it is like
ly they win be few in number owing
to the small capacity of the building,
the necessarily large reception com
mittee and the short formalities that
will occur there The wives of the
committee named above for the en-
tertainment of the visiting delegates
have been appointed committee to
entertain the wives of the delegates.
while the latter are at the capitol
That one of the committeeman has
no wife, is no fault of the commit
tee. 1t is merely his misfortune
Police Regulations.
Early Wednesday morning several
hours before the arrival of the pres
.ident, the city hall will be roped in
so that the Crowds may more easily
be handled. The ropes win be guard