Arizona republican., 1911-03-14
SLIGHT CHANGE IN
 LOCAL ITINERARY GRANITE REEF WILL NOT BE VISITED EN ROUTE TO
 ROOSEVELT. Assignment of Passengers to Their Respective Automobiles.

| has neceSSitated a change in the itin- erary of the Roosevelt party next Sat | urday. eliminating the visit to Granite Reef It is impossible to cross the river at Granite Reef now, and doubt l less will be on Saturday. so no effort will be made to carry out that par, 1 of the program.
 Immediately on the arrival of Colonel Roosevelt and party. which it is expected will be at g o'clock Satur- | day morning. he will be met at the depot by automobile procession and the caravan will move toward Mesa City. crossing the Salt river via the Center street bridge. which it is prom ised will be near enough completion to be put in use on that day. If it Is the desire of Colonel Roosevelt to see Granite Reef dam, which it is believed it will be. he can make the side trip from the Roosevelt road to the dam on theway back to Mesa City on Sunday.
 The Phoenix people who are to ac- company the official party to Roose- welt are all directed to assemble at the office of the Water Users associ- ation at $ o'clock Saturday morning, or an hour before the arrival of Colonel Roosevelt. That hour will be busy one. for it will be devoted to getting the travellers placed in the automobiles to which they are as- signed. getting their luncheons placed in the machines and getting their final instructions so that everything will be ready for a quick start when the colonel arrives.
 The assignment of passengers to automobiles has been made and is herewith published for the informa- tion of all concerned. IL will be noted that in two or three cars there are yet unified seats. held for those whose coming is expected, but is not yet cer- tainly announced. It is possible also that something may happen to one car or another between now and Sat urday. necessitating some rearranse- ment. but the following assignments are correct to date. just as nearly as they can be. Unless some change is necessitated. the local people will travel as here indicated. One of the reasons for asking every traveller to be on hand at o'clock sharp Satur day morning is to g.ve an opportun- ity for any change that mayhave to be made at the last minute.
 The Assignments.
 No. 1. Kissel Kar-TheodOre Roose- veIt. Governor R. E. Sloan. President John P. Orme. Water Users AssOcia ton: Louis C. Hill. supervising engr- neer. U. s. R s.
 No. ?. Heard car-Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. Mrs R F.. Sloan. Archie
 
 No .3. Sugar company's car-Miss Ethel Roosevelt. Miss Cornelia Lan- don. Miss Orme, Secretary Van Der Veer. w. U. Assn.
 No. (, Miss Archer's car-Mr. and Mrs. B. A Fowler. Frank Harper. sec retary to Colonel Roosevelt; Miss Archer
 No ,. Maricopa county car-W. K. Bowen. Edward L. Mayberry. Joseph H Kibbey. l.. NJ. HOghe.
 No. 6, Bullard car AppersOn)- Chief Justice Edward Kent. Bishop Atwood. A N. Batchelder. chairman executive committee American Auto mobile associations: George Purdy Bul- lard
 No. :, Christy car-MayOr Lloyd E. Christy. George D. Christy. vice -presi- dent w U. Assn: J. M. Crosby. Tue son: O. M Souden. Los Angeles. bank CT
 No. s. Latham car-C. S. Scott, Ari- zona Republican,: Kirke Simpson. As sociated Press: C. ]. Blanchard, sta tistician. U S R. &; II. J. Hanson, board governors. w. T.. Assn.
 No. 10. F. j. Bennitt's car-Harry Gray. Los Angeles: F.. J. Bennitt. board of governors. w. L. A; Foster Rhodes. Pasadena.
 No. II. J. w. Walker car-Fred w Fleming. president trans Mississippi Commercial Congress: Joseph Cope. board of governors. w. T.. A; Major James H McClintock. J. w. Walker
 No. F. w. J. Murphy car-Major & C. Evans. Riverside. Calf: Dr. J. w. Foss. president board of trade: George l.. Wilky. board of governors. w. U. A: Henry D. Evans. Mesa.
 No. 13. U. S. R. S. Hospital car-AI Robert Evans. mechanician; $. B. Taggart. chief clerk, U. s. R. S.
 No 14. Santa Fe car-W. J. Black. traffic manager. Santa Fe; F L. Vandergrift. editor The Earth; w A. Drake. F. P. CruiCe. Paul Has tinES- No 15. Y. S. R S car-Mrs. J. H Kihbev Mrs. Howard & Reed, Miss Sloan. Howard z. Reed. No. Is. J. A. Pitts car-Dele5ate w IT. Andrews of New Mexico; F. F. Jack. board of governors. w. U. A: Hugh Campbell. president Territorial Fair commission; J. A. Pitts.
 No. r. Greene Griffin car-W. S Hopewell. R. H. Greene. F.. O. Brown board of governors. w U. A: C. M. | Scott. superintendent Arizona Eastern
 No. IS. Frank Stewart car-F. C. Hatch. Chapin Hall Arizona Gazette; | Frank Stewart. No. 19. George U. Young car George U. Young. secretary of Ari- i ,ona: Mrs George T.. Young
 No. 20. F.. w. Wilbur car-D. r. Jones. chairman council w. U. A 1 F. w. Wilbur. board of governors w.