Arizona republican., 1910-02-09
AUTO CLUB MEETING POST:

| the best available ball players will be
 on the team.
 l AUTO CLUB MEETING POST: l! PoNED-Owing to. excellent theater | attractions and a multitude of other l events the Maricopa County Automo- ] bile club did not have a meeting last night. A formal meeting will prob ably be held when President Bullard returns from the east.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. L. EMERSON -The funeral of Mrs. l.. Emerson, a
 sister of Mrs. NJ. J. Galpin. will be held this morning In Mesa City and
 the body will be brought to Phoenix on the noon train for interment in Greenwood cemetery. Friends of the family are invited to join the funeral party at the depot and accompany it to the cemetery.
 ROUGH RIDER COMRADES MEET When Joseph F.. McGinty. promin- ent contractor and builder of Salt Lake City, arrived in Phoenix yesterday he
 was cordially welcomed by Colonel J. H. McClintock. These gentlemen served together in the Spanish -Ameri-' can war and last saw each other at Guisamas, Cuba, June 24, 1898, where Colonel McClntock was wounded. MT McGinty expects to remove his family
 here and reside in Phoenix in the fu-
 ture.
 SURVEYS APPRovED-The sur
 veyor general has approved mineral
 I~x-
 tension lode mining Fciaim. situated in
 the San Francisco Mining district, Mo-
 have county. Arizona, and claimed by
 J. l.. Humble. Mineral survey No.
 2656. embracing the Huntesville. Santa
 Fe and Lucky Bill lode mining claims,
 situated in the Globe mining district.
 Gila county. Arizona. has also been ap-
 proved by the surveyor general This
 group is claimed by the Inspiration
 Copper company.
 Y. M. C. A. MONEY WANTED
 The Y. M. c. A. construction is now
 going forward rapidly last months bill
 presented to the directors totaling
 about sS300. That is considerable
 money and the bills have to be met
 promptly. As the treasury is running
 low on cash, though there is yet plen-
 ty subscribed. President B. A. Fowler
 has been doing a little collecting. He
 managed to drag in s3000 in the last two days but that is, only a small part of SS300 wherefore it is urged by the directors that those who have due and overdue subscriptions. pay them just as fast as possible without~vaiting to be drummed up about it. All that is necessary is to pay the money to the credit will be given. The time is now at hand when the association needs the money and needs it badly The building is nearly completed and the work has proceeded spIendidly. much better than any anticipated. The fi- nances have been kept equal to the oc- casion and the directors propose to continue that good habit. but they must have the cooperation of those who have subscribed in order to do it
 WILD HORSE CHARIOT RACE Bert Bryan states that the Terri ] torial Fair commission has agreed to not replace the fences on the inside Of the fair grounds when torn down this week for the aviation l events. until after he has given his | bronco busting exhibition of Febru- | ary g. This arrangement win af- | ford much more space for the rough | riding events. and will enable the | boys to get out all the fight in the | horses before they plunge into a | fence A free-for- all purse will be | hung up. consisting of first. second | and third moneys, and this feature | will be open to any rider who wishes | to enter A wild horse chariot race | will be a feature never attempted in l the world. and the scenes that thrill | ed the Caesars will be outdone on | that day. A bucking horse relay !! race will be another feature of the | afternoons excitement, while wild | horse race will be conducted in a | more thorough manner than here tofore. Each man will rope and | lead his horse to the wire. all will | mount at the same time and the first | one around the course will be de- clared the winner. Bryan is now engaged in rounding up the horses. and announces that he will ride the Black Jack horse for a large bet
 FAIRGROUNDS TRANSPORTA- the handicap put on the Phoenix city railway by the re- cent fire and in order to do all it can 10 facilitate the movement of the peo- pie to and from the fairgrounds. dur ing the aviation meet this week, the