Arizona republican., 1911-09-20
Republicans From A|IAriz0nd
 and More Coming TERRITORIAL CONFERENCE
It Will Be Held in Melczer Hall on Adams Street Be tween First and Second Avenues Beginning at 10 o'clock.

This morning at 10 o'clock a fine representation of the leading rcpubli- cans of the territory will assemble in Melczcr's hall for a political confer cnce. For the benefit of out of town gentlemen who are here to attend. it | is stated that the Mclczer hall is on the north side of West Adams street. midway between First and Second avenues
 The meeting will be just what it's name signifies. conference. and not convention, nor yet a central com mittee meeting. though it is altogether likely that a meeting of the territorial central committee will be held during i the da- as most of th. members will be present and the occasion will be timely one. But the main object is the conference which will be participated in by the committeeman and all other republicans who are interested in par | ty success during the coming cam | paiCn.
 The conference was called by Gov rrnor Sloan and in connection with it there will be a monster mass meeting this evening on the city hall plaza. as q finishing feature to day of earn est political discussion. IL is impos- siblc to say how many. or to name all who will be present at the sessions today but the names of enough were secured last night to satisfy the most curious that more representative hfI1- ,f r.v.r,l1Tgar,- I,..,. in Arizona. Quite a number of those already here were doubtless missed in the round up of notabIes last night and it is known that many more will arrive on the trains due this morning but the following personal mention will give an idea of the personnel of the conference.
 First of all Ralph Cameron. Arizo- mas delegate to congress will arrive at S:5O this morning and Hoval \. Smith will arrive at 6.55 on the train from the south. As these two gentle men arc avowcd candidates for the senate much interest will attach to them.
 J. l.. HubbcH of Ganado. Apache county. a republican war horse for many years is on the ground w II Clark of Holbrook is present and among the Prescott men are T F. Campbell, F NJ Murphy W. A/DraBs and Lero-- Anderson.
 Dr Percival Lowell and Mrs Lowell came in last night from Flagstaff, the former to attend the conference. Dr Lowell is the well known astronomer who is regarded as the worlds best authority on the planet Mars.
 Fred Smith d central committeeman from Williams is also among the visi- tors. It is expected the delegates from the north will be greatly augmented by this mornings trains.
 From the south the ranks are even stronger. Tucson is here in force. Among the gentlemen are Allen E. Jaynes, Marshal C. X. Overlock. F.. NJ DiCkerinan, Attorney General Wright. Hi Corbett. P. J. Archer. J R. Dun seath. Fritz Bernard. w F Cooper. George Pusch. F. NJ. Crofoot. P F.. Howell. J. A. M. Roberts. w. B. Co berly. Manuel King, $. c. McWade. w. E. Isaacs. F. C. Dietrich. Herbert Brown, T F. Wilson.
 G. w. Dietz halls from SiverbeI. J NJ. Ross comes from Bisbee. Allen T. Bird from Nogales and Nott Guild from Red Rock
 J. F. Mahoney is here from Benson and J. r. Crowley from Wilcox. both claiming to he the oldest republican warhorse in the territory.
 W. $. Sturges who has maintained most excellent good health for the last twenty-five years by fighting demo- crats is also here from Pima county NJ E. Cassidy and Joe Morrison of Bisbee are also among the visitors
 This is not all of them but it is enough to show that there is to be such republican enthusiasm today as