Arizona republican., 1910-11-05
WILL PLAN HOW ID
 ADVERTISE ARIZONA CITY NEXT WEEK. Delegates to Be Guests of Phoenix Board of Trade at Breakfast and Meet in the New
 Building.

T MI Np Alit llittllIlS OI ltBltStild tives of the commercial bodies of the territory, representatives of coun- ty boards of supervisors and county commissioners Of immigration, to be held in this city next Thursday morning, the delegates will be guests of the Phoenix board of trade at a luncheon, which will be rendered them at the Adams Annex.
 Secretary Harry Welch has written letters to all the appointed delegates and all who have been asked to at tend, again urging their attendance and inviting them to be guests of honor at the breakfast.
 The breakfast will begin at the Ad- at 10:30. It is expected to be the most important meeting of the kind ever held in Arizona
 Among the many matters that are likely to come up there are two of OVershadowing importance. One is the maintenance of Arizona exhibits on the Pacific and Atlantic coasts and the other is the appointment of a territorial commissioner of immi- grafton.
 Since the Phoenix board of trade established a branch in Los Angeles, with such gratifying results, there has been much discussion all over Arizona of the advisability of plac- ing an exhibit representative of the whole territory in that city, and of gathering another big exhibit for some eastern point. The expense of maintaining these exhibits will be borne by the various boards of trade and chambers of commerce of Ari- Zona.
 There is more or less dissatisfac- tion of the present system of employ ing county commissioners of immi- grafton at comparatively small sal aries. It is contended that the re- turns are not commensurate with the money eXpended-that it would be better to have the money for the en- tire territory expended through one central office. This plan meets with wide approval and a resolution may be passed at next Thursdays meet ing, recommending that the next leg islature create the office of territorial commissioner of immigration, abOl- ishing the county officials.
 Aside from these two matters sev- eral others of considerable moment will be discussed. Several papers are to be read.
 Following is a list of the delegates:
 Apache cOunty-O. D. GallegOs, county recorder; Joseph Udall, chair man board of supervisors.
 Cochise county-Frank D. Myers, of immigration; E. P Grindell, secretary Douglas chamber of commerce and mines; Aloysius Coll
 COconino-Jesse Gregg and w. H Switzer. chairman and clerk board of 
 Gila-F. D. Smith, secretary Globe chamber of commerce; Patrick Rose, chairman board of supervisors.
 Graham-George Webster, chair man board of supervisors.
 Maricopa-J w. Foss, president board of trade; Harry Welch, secre- tary board of trade; R. J. Schweppe, president Tempe board of trade; president Mesa chamber of com merce; Captain J. w Crenshaw. OI V. Ii. Akers. president Commercial club; F A. Jones. secretary Commercial club.
 Mohave-John c. Patts, chairman board of supervisors.
 Navajo-W. H. Clark, commissioner of immigration.
 Pima-J M Ronstadt, commission er of immigration; H. V. Tailor, sec retary Tucson chamber of commerce.
 Pinal-T N. Wills and G. F. Wat son, chairman and clerk board of supervisors.
 Santa Cruz-W. c. Budge, secre- tary Nogales board of trade; O. F. Ashburne, chairman board of super visors.
 Yavapai-George P. Harrington, chairman board of supervisors; c. A. Peter, clerk supervisors; J. M Love joy. chairman Yavapai Commercial ,lub.
 Yuma-A. B. Ming, commissioner i If immigration; Paul H. Hobby, sec 'etary Yuma chamber of commerce md mines: Clemente H. Coleman, l secretary Yuma Commercial club.
 
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