Arizona republican., 1910-10-29
PERMANENT
 PAVEMENTS Campaign For Street |n- proVements On Foot 
 COMM|TTEtsAREA APPOINTED To Meet Next Tuesday Ev- ening, Discuss Methods of Paving and Plan Can vass of Property Owners in Old Corporation
COMMITTEtsAREA APPOINTED

Deciding that Phoenix wants no more temporary makeshifts, the special committee appointed by Mayor Christy Wednesday evening yesterday selected a number of sub- committees to can- vass all owners of property within the original corporation, arouse sentiment and make arrangements to have the cost of permanent paving defrayed by the property holders themselves, each paying his share computed on a front foot basis.
 D It seemed to the special committee that the time to agitate permanent paving had come Before the mem bers met numerous citizens had spok- en to them in opposition to the plan for temporary street improvements and expressing their willingness to contrib ute their share toward the cost of pavement hat would last for all time. Since the meeting scores of property owners have voiced their approval of the committees action in starting a campaign for streets of which Phoenix may well be proud.
 There has been some discussion of late of scheme to oil and gravel the streets at a cost of one dollar a linear foot, and it was to advance this propo- sition that Mayor Christy appointed the special committee. But the com mittee scarcely discussed temporary pavements at all, devoting all it's time to an enthusiastic discussion of per manent streets and selecting the proper committees to bring action at the earliest possible moment. There was no talk of a bond issue, not one person present doubting that a suffi- cient number of property owners are willing to stand their share of the ex- pense to carry the idea through to successful consummation.
 The committee consists of Council men Hackett and Stauffer, Eugene Brady O'Neill, Louis Melczer, H. J. Mo Clung, M. C. McDougall and c. H. Ak CTS. They met yesterday morning at g o'clock in the office of Mir O'Neill. Street Commissioner O. H. Christy, City Engineer O. E. Turney and Coun- cilman Dan McDermott also attended the session.
 Never was there a more enthusiastic gathering of Phoenix citizens. Paved streets-streets paved in such way that they will last practically forever and give Phoenix the right to call her self a city in every sense of the word was the idea uppermost in the mind of everyone.
 No half-hearted campaign for a few blocks of paving, merely by way of ex pertinent, was proposed. All realized that nothing could be gained by go- ing about the matter in a weak-kneed fashion. It was recognized that if Phoenix is to have paved streets some hard blows must be struck There will be work to do, but the popular state of mind is now ripe for paving and the task will not be nearly as hard as it was in the past
 No idea of failure is in the minds of one member of the special commit tee. The earnest manner in which they have gone about obtaining paved streets for Phoenix pressages success.
 A committee of four for every block in the old corporation. bounded by Seventh street, Seventh avenue, Jack son and Van Buren streets. was ap- pointed. About 150 citizens are on these sub committees and from among the number sufficient earnest workers should be secured to make the day when Phoenix will have streets as good as any city in the country certainty of the immediate future.
 Next Tuesday night, at o'clock, the committees will meet at the city hall. The different systems of street paving will then be discussed and other com mittees will be appointed from among the number present to attend to various phases of the business in hand.
 Following is complete list of the committees:
 On Washington between Center and First avenue P. A. Tharaldson. Sam Mitchell, M. c. McDougall and Roy Goodrich.
 On Washington between First and Second avenues. L. M Hoghe, Al Williams, H. B. Wilkinson and Paul Ingles.
 On Washington between Second and Third avenues. w. B. Twitchell, w. H. Nall and A. Redewill T
 On Washington between Third and Fourth avenues. J. w. Walker, W. H. Patrick, Charles Donofrio and Geo.. Kirkland for the Elks. B.
 On Washington between Fourth and Fifth avenues, A. Goldberg, Bush An derson and S. J. Doster.
 On Washington. between Fifth and Sixth avenues. Thomas McGrath, L. w. Coggins and w. H. Kay.
 On Washington between Sixth and Seventh avenues, l.. w. Coggins, l.. NJ. Christofferson, J. J. Linsey and R. M Bond.
 On Washington between Center and First streets. Salem Ackel A. Gold berg, Joe Thalheimer and Joe L. IT, vine.
 On Washington between First and Second streets, Charles Korrick. E Gang and Joe Thalheimer.
 On Washington between Second and Third streets. Barney Kersting, Geo. Hageman and l.. Killeen.
 On Washington between Third and