Arizona republican., 1911-04-22

perity long and continuous. Welcome.
HARRY WEIGH, Sec Board of
Trade.
About the same time an afternoon
paper received the following from Skull
Valley:
There are one hundred and twenty
five people on the decorated special and
more coming on the regular train.
The delegates to the Good Roads
convention are T. G. Norris, II. D. Ait
ken and Leroy Anderson, who were
appointed by the governor; c. r JOS
lin and f. 5. Clark for the Prescott
Auto club: J. w Stewart and T. y.
Childers for the Chamber of Com
merce; r. NJ. Ling and Barney Smith
for the supervisors.
j. W. MILNES."
Next came a job lot of phoneys as
follows:
Phoenix, Arizs April y, 1911.
Harry Heap,
Care Prescott Boosters,
On Special Southbound.
/ our best information is that the in
/ surrectoS are threatening Wickenburg
and Glendale and the latest returns
show both towns went dry on the 18th
| Dinner win be ready for you 80 YOU
had better hurry along. Phoenix voted
wet and the rebels are resting on their
arms at Kyrene expecting to reach
: Mariccpa by Sunday to Join Red LO-
PEE with his force of six Papagoes.
| ella Bend voted wet also.
Committee on Refreshments,
BY Paul Kreuger, War Sec.
Phoenix April 81 1911.
! Prescott Boosters,
on Special Southbound.
Phone messages indicate bridges
have been blown up on the Aqua Fria
and Cave Creek rivers. Special repair
gangs have been sent out by Field
Marshal GoldswOrthy. viii notify you
at Beardsley if impossible
CATER. Sec. to Transp. Com.
Phoenix, April q, 1911.
Prescott Boosters,
on Train SOuthbOund
Bridges repaired but an automobile
blackade at Santa Fe depot. Rioting
among the vets from Madison to
Washington streets on First avenue to
secure first place.
HACKETT. Mayor.
! The trip to Phoenix was without I'M
toward incident and the enthusiasm of
the visitors was euualled only by that
Of those who welcomed them at the
depot Arriving at the board of trade
room the automobiles separated and
each party was taken either for little
spin around the city or to the home of
| friends or to its hotel from which
places those who were TO dine with the
City Club reassembled themselves
No list Of the visitors was prepared
! on the train and there was no regis
ter at a central point from which the
names could be secured. The follow
| ing therefore is only a partial list of
| the CXcursiouistS but it Is good as
far as it goes:
R y Fredericks, Mayor Morris
| Norris Goldwater. \. J. Head w. II.
| Timerhoff. Harry ". Heap. c. II.
McLane. d. II. BTes, Ed Shumate, w
H Doyle, Charles Bradbury, J. \.
Hope, f. A Kastner J. W Mines.
DIR. J. W. Finn, R. J. Roper, r. y
Looney. G. Z. Yount L. b. Larimer
T. y. Childers, William Byers. Harry
| Brisley, H w Flentke. l. p Hether-
ington. F. G. Brecht. Frank Whisman.
Supervisors Barney Smith and J. w
l.
ton, Leroy Anderson, Frank Smith,
! DIR. Y. 7. Cooke. Lester Ruffner. Nal
colin Frazier, 2. +. Hastings. II c.
Storey, J. c. Mcintosh. r. : Mason.
". A Drake, L. c. Wilson. J. 2.
Dillon, F. 2. Cruice Ben Silverman.
VIM. Ebel A s. Williams. Reese Ling
T. G. Norris, H d. Aitken and +. S
Clark
Today part Of the visitors viii he
busy attending the convention but
most Of them will be busy setting
forth to the Phoenix people the ad-
vantages of a summer home in the
pines. To aid in securing such homes
the Prescott people are offering to
every person who will build a house
to cost $500 or more. beautiful
shady lot on which to erect it, with
all the city utilities provided
The board Of trade will be head
quarters for everybody. The Prescott
people will use it for an office and
everybody else can use it for a meet
ing place, while in the afternoon the
board itself will serve tea. Every
Phoenix person who wishes to get a
Prescott lot or meet a Prescott friend
is invited to drop in