Arizona republican., 1911-05-27
Pea Vine Limited Leaves
 at l:45 This Morning
THE HAPPY VALLEY FOLKS
Two Hundred Jolly People, Wreathed in Smiles and Decorated with Alfalfa Blossoms Are Ready for Start for Prescott.

Come up a mile and smile awhile. g
 The Prescott people say;
 For all the while we've worn a smile,
 A hundred miles away.
 They've seen it cross the desert,
 Through the canyons and the pines; Now well take it to their very doors,
 Their towns. ana to their mines. There's nothing in this dreary world,
 Makes life so worth the while. As the impulse that's engendered
 By a heartfelt. friendly smile
 At 7:45 o'clock this morning the Pea Vine Limited pulled out of the Santa Fe depot for Prescott loaded with 200 eXcursioEists who will spend from a day to d week in the pine-cov- cred hills of Yavapai. Each one of them will wear smile and an alfalfa blossom as a boutOniere. and be decor ated with a badge telling who and what they are. Secretary Fraser of the Prescott chamber of commerce will be on board with his pockets full of red ribbons which he will attach to all who are going particularly to see the Phoe- nix summer colony. The red ribbon is to distinguish them from the other eX- so they can be directed to the special automobiles that will take them there
 From the baggage car of the "limi- ted" will be issued a special train paper called "P. P.'s and c. Q,s," the of which expression is "PhOe- niX-Prcscott. Queenly Qualities" The principal object in publishing the pa per was to print a list of the names Of all on board. This was regarded as de- Sirab!e a g many would like to keep a copy of the paper for a souvenir. and more particularly because it would be found helpful to the Prescott people who will be looking for friends and ask
 ing everybody who does not know. the friend they are looking for Is on board.
 To do that required the securing of the names of the excursionists in ad- vance but notwithstanding the local papers have consistently asked the peo- pie to leave their names at the Santa Fe office in advance. only fifty or sev- anty-five Of them did so. It is clear now that the list cannot be published in the regular edition" of the "P P's X c. Q's.' It may be hastily thrown together this morning in an extra" and it is possible the idea maye have to De abandoned unless the excursiOnists report early. IL is regretted by the publishers of "P. P.'s X Q. Q.'s", but he excursiOnists themselves will regret It more when they appreciate what a it would have been to have the list.
 The little paper will appear anyhow md will be distributed free on the train. It will be well worth perusing even if he names of the eXcurSionists do not appear and it is guaranteed that it will not be burdened with matter so weighty IS to interfere with the jollity of the occasion.
 Up to late hour last night some fif- " or sixty names only had been listed 1t the railroad office. but that is more han could be secured in advance on he occasion of the Prescott excursion which came down 150 strong. The are positive from their can 'ass that they have seen at least fifty more who are going and there is al ways a large number who decide oI go at the last moment. There will also pc a baseball team of some twelve or fifteen men and large number Of bus ness men who feel that they cannot get away today will go this evening. so { is expected that by Sunday there will be more familiar Phoenix faces on he streets of Prescott than may be teen at home.
 Among those whose names have been secured thus far are the following:
 Governor R. F.. Sloan, Territ orial Sec etary George L. Young, Assistant Sec 'etary Robert A. Kirk, Colonel J. H. president of the Phoenix board of trade, Dwight B. Heard. Har- " Welch. B. F.. Marks, J. Fred Cleave- and, Al Williams, C. J. McElroy. c. c. Thompson. Territorial Auditor Mauk, 'hapin Hall. Sims Ely. Sidney H. stewart. c. P. Munger. Mark Dunbar. dr. Conway, F. Duck. Carey Davis, Carl H. Parker, C. A. HJSsSie, l.. l.. Steward. c. F. Chapman. J. F.. Price, [. D. Mulrein. Tony Bright, Harry )iehl, Henry Burke. Louis Melczer. J. I. Coons. B W. Getsinger, Lincoln 'owler. H. x. Dunlap. J. s. Griffin. James Walker. O. B. Irwin, A. F. Cat CT. Harry F. Pierce, w. T. Hicks. J. \. Hicks. J A. Houseworth, J Hall. Err