Arizona republican., 1911-12-21

tia, Don II. Kedzie, J. II. Mahoney
 Ralph C. Fly, Chas. Blanchard, l.. M
 Winston F.. \. Burch. Felipe Lucero
 CamilO Sanchez, Chas. ID. Miller. Geo
 r.. Morrison, T. J. Molarino, Chas. NJ
 DeBrumOnd. J. S. McTavish, JOhI
 Becker and J. G. Arugon.
 Arizona Fred Nelson, Gustav
 Becker. David Babbitt, NJ. | Powers
 w. L. AdamsOn, Dr. x. C. Bledsoe Chas. Solomon. w T. Webb. Dell NJ
 Potter. John R. Hampton. L. r. Wightman, C. H. Smalley, Q. D. M Gaddis, F.. r. Thompson, G. P. Bull lard. C. r. Ainsworth, ". II Clark Barnett stiles. Frank II. Hereford, A D. Hummer. G. NJ. Brockaway, C. T Powell, Bracey Curtis. F.. Titcomb. John J. Keegan, J. F. Hectman. Reese M. Ling. D. M. Clark, J. A Fletcher side, R. \. McPherson.
 The remainder of the morning ses- sion was devoted to the adoption Of rules for the government of the or gariZation, devising its official roster and committee list, appointing a on permanent organiza % tion and christening the organization the Ocean to ocean Transcontinental Highway association.
 On reassembling in the afternoon the committee on organization sub mitted its report which filled the fol- lowing offices and committees, and which report was adopted without dissent:
 President-John S Mitchell of Los 
 secretary-J. S. ConwelI. of Los 
 Treasurer-A. W. Ballard, Of Phoe- nix
 Vice presidents-FOr California: A. c. Spaulding. of san Diego; for New Mexico. D. E. Sellers. of Albuquerque: for Arizona. Del M. Potter. of Cliff ton
 Executive committee-For Califor- ria. Ed Boyd, of Imperial; w II. Frimeyer. of ontario; w. E. Clancy, of Riverside. For Arizona, T. G. Nor ris, of Prescott; F.. R. Uirtle. of Douglas; Dr. Ketcherside, of Yuma. For New Mexico, c. N Miller of san Ia Fe: Robert F.. Erwin. of Santa Fe, and George Arnot. of Albu- luerque.
 Legislative cOmmittee-For Califor- .ia, F. A. Miller, of Riverside: F. w Balfour, of Pomona: Stoddard Jess. If Los Angeles: Thomas Barley. of Pasadena; Rufus Choate. of San Di- ego. For Arizona. R. NJ. Ling, of IDracnrtt. 4. rDt,1 John Hampton. of Clifton; J. F. of Globe. and Dr. A. w baher. For New Mexico, F. N. Burch. Of Baton: J. Y Aragon, of John s. Clark, of Las Ve- gas: F.. A. CahOOn, of Roswell J. A MahOney, of Deming.
 President Mitchell assumed the savel and after delivering an enthu- 'iastic speech thanking the gentle promising his own active service, asked for the pleasure of the meet ng. Speeches followed on the sub ects of federal aid in road building he crossing of forest reserves. na- -ional monuments. etc, and a com nittee on resolutions was finally ap- pointed to make a report on these matters and get something before the louse for discussion. The commit ee was composed of Messrs Miller of New Mexico, Potter of Arizona, and Jackson Of San Diego, and pending ts report the convention fixed Santa 'e as the place for the meeting of he convention d year later.
 The nomination of Santa Fe was made by MT. Miller who said he did lot ask for it so much as an honor rom the convention as for a business 'eason. He believed the holding of he next meeting in Santa Fe would produce such an enthusiasm as could ,e created no other way and that III the influence of that sort possi- ,le should be secured for it's effect urther east.
 K. M. Ling of Prescott seconded he nomination in a pleasing speech IS did one of the California delegates md the vote was unanimous, fol- owed by the thanks of Mir. Miller. re- ,pOnded to by President Mitchell. who ook occasion to digress enough to ay that he believed the government would help in building good roads nd that at once, and that the pres