Arizona republican., 1911-04-14

best results are being obtained with ! the limited amount appropriated for
 the purIsse.
 City PlanIng" as applied to Phoe-
 nix has had much attention from the ! committee. Plans for a city planning ! exhibition have been considered and ! it is hoped that early in the fall this 1 important event can be arranged for. \ Civic Center" for the city it is i believed should have the consideration
 of the city council. and all plans for | bcttcrment should be arranged in ac- | cord with a general system carefully { laid out i'm advance. Public buildings and important buildings could with advantage be developed along ap- proved lines and with relation to a i harmonious plan which would add { greatly to the appearance of the New | Phoenix" Planting of shade and or namental' trees has been encoura ged ana endorsed and the committee sug- gests that the system of planting | shade trees throughout the country and territory might be extended eX- ! tensively with great deal of benefit The bacteriologicai laboratory pro posed to be established by the city and county under joint management has the endorsement of ycur commit ! tee.
 Street paving is encouraged and much nelp has been given to the end that Phoenix might have paved streets. Complete sewer systems for | the city also have the approval of the committee
 ! CSigned) ANCIL MARTIN, Chm. Advertising.
 New lines of work have been de- veloped by the committee on adver- tising during the past year. Pub licity has been taken up and a thorough campaign on this line has been followed. The issuing of
 Monthly Summary" showing condi-
 tions in Phoenix has been well re- ceived The issue of this leaflet is
 now totaling 1900 copies a month. In addition to the Phoenix bulletin.
 the committee is now issuing one each
 month for the Arizona development
 board 1000 copies of the territorial
 bulletin are circulated. The commit
 tee secured the cooperation of the
 commissioner of immigration in the
 matter of folders. Capt. Crenshaw
 has had 30000 copies printed and has in process 2O,OOO booklets to be print ed by the Sunset Magazine. Special articles by different members of the committee have appeared in numer-
 ous papers. the list of which is too long to enumerate here. Especially in
 connection with the dedication of Roosevelt dam, a series of special ar ticles were prepared and sent out, es- pecially prepared and matrices and unlimited photographs. summaries and other data have been supplied. This work is being followed closely. Nu- merous feature articles have been re- quested for special publications and same have been supplied. Tn the past year a total of 19.435 bulletins, stencils and articles have been sent out and over 730O0 pieces of printed matter distributed. Moving picture film advertising has been a new fea- ture the committee has taken hold of Three films are now being used in this work. as well as nearly 150 ster- eoptican slides. Distribution through the rack system has been instituted, lilt tllAlIt dAlllN NbcloA btliiS NpN cred by the service. which reaches from British Columbia to southern California. The cooperation of the |. $ reclamation service and the sta tistician of the service is hereby ac knOWledeed The ready help extended and the donation of photographs for this feature of the board of trade work have been of material assistance.
 Space advertising has been under taken in a moderate way and the commissioner of immigration has made contracts to advertise the valley in Sunset Magazine and in other mag azines and papers during the coming season.
 JAS. H McCLINTOCK, Chm.