El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-26

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cordial good feeling towards Ell Paso."
! II. S. Potter-"The ride from Globe
to Phoenix by. automobile, past the
Cooley Liked Cotton Mt Mesa.
] Winchester COOley-"The cotton crop
az Mesa and Tempe. 1t is wonderful the
F. J. Feldman-''The wonderful en-
thusiasm and welcome that we re-
| ceived everywhere"
w. NJ. Butler-.The development Of
! the Salt River valley"
| H. H. Fris-'I have been on % ex-
| cursions and I have never seen one
| as successful as this, one where the
people on the train were so cOngenial,
| where the conduct of everybody was
such credit to themselves and the
Jackson Likes Salt Valley.
| H P. Jackson-'I was impressed with
! everything I saw, especially the Salt
\ River valley. I think it is only a sample
/ OF what the Rio Grande valley is going
! to be. believe We will have an even
greater valley at Ell Paso."
c. E. Kelly, mayor of Ell Paso-'The
| wonderful development, the good feel
| ing shown towards FL PaSO, the enthu-
siasm of the people, their faith in their
country. Those all impressed me. The
whole trip has been wonder and has
shown me one of the sources of ii
PasO's prosperity that did not realize
before"
viii A. TrayIor-.The biggest sur
prise had on the trip was the city of
Phoenix: 1t is a wonder.
Hudson Praises Bandmaster Kepleys
A D HudsOn--'The way z. P. KepIey
handled the band impressed me more
than anything else, and 1 say this in
all seriousness He deserves great
credit for his work on this trip"
W. D. Shea-''The turnout of Tempe
normal school girls made the biggest
hit with me-"
R. R. Seeds-"The trip from Globe to
Phoenix by way of the Roosevelt dam"
z. P. Kepley-"The children and the
roses of the ella valley, made the big
geSt hit with me"
W. NJ. McCoy-"The wonderful devel-
Opment of Arizona has interested me
more than I can express. Since my
visit four years ago, the development
of the Salt River valley has been be-
yond comprehension"
W. I. Casey-"The whole trip has i'm
pressed me, one thing equal with the
other It has been a wonder"
Putnam Pleased With Service.
G. P. Putnam-'The general and high
degree of prosperity throughout the
southwest, the warmth of our recep-
ton wherever we have been and the
splendid service Of railroads, the Tri-
State Telephone company and the Ell
Paso newspapers"
W N Piatt-'The wonderful evil
dence Of prosperity in the face of ap-
parently inSurmOuntable obstacles. An
other thing that impressed me was the
manner in which the cities of the south
west are preparing for future growth
by laying out wide streets and splen-
did parks
'@GOOd Fellowship Says Jones.
Frank p. JOneS-"The good fellow
ship of the members of the party made
a lasting impression upon me. did not
think it possible for so many men of
50 many minds to be together so con-
stantly as these men have been on this
trip without one word of criticism for
each other. You might add if I were not
a married man with family at home, I
would be at Tempe yet"
f. p. Freeman-@The Roosevelt dam,
the scenery in Fish Creek canyon. and
for that matter all along the road be-
tween Globe and Phoenix Aside from
that 1 should say the Subjugation Of |
the mountains at Morenci, Clifton,
Globe, Miami and Bisbee in order that |
the mineral wealth of the earth might |
be made available for use by mankind, |
have made lasting impression upon |
me"
". H. Wagner-"The whole trip i'm
pressed me. 1 have been interested ev- |
cry moment since we left FL Paso. The |
excursion was well worth while"
A Revelation TO Ray.
Dave RAY was through a desert |
country before. expected to be i'm |
IN the mining camps, but what really /
was revelation to me was the show |
ing made by those who are -reclaiming |
the desert by means of irrigation. It |
was an eye opener to me"
w. C. POrterfield-'"Th country ira |
Versed by the excursion train was not /
new to me, therefore was not so much |
Impressed by the scenery as / other
wise might have been was impressed, |
however, with the sanitary condition of |
Morenci and the great pains that are
being taken to keep it clean and in a |
healthful condition.
Adams Liked the Welcomes.
CalDorne Adams was impressed |
with the cordial welcome given US
herever We stopped. I knew we would |
De We'll received and I was not sur
pr1sed, but so warm was the greeting
gwen us at every point that cannot 1
ReIp noting It as one of the remarkable
Geo. B. Evans-"The good feeling
SHOWN oy the tr1ppers toward each 9TH
er and the manner in which they !
that trip to last me d life time"
pressed me-
A W. Reeves, secretary chamber of
commerce-'The remarkable develop |
ment of New Mexico and Arizona since !
the last trade excursion struck me |
more forelbly than anything else The |
growth OF these two states has been |
wonderful and FL Paso is making no
acquaintance of the men who are bring
ing about that DEVELOPMENT
FL PasOans Are Liked.
w 7. McCornnick-"O course I have
been over this country so often that
am used to what is being done along
me lines of developing. have been i'm
pressed, however, with the spontaneity
With which the people of both the states !
travelled over greeted the trade trim
)ers- II proves that Ell PaSo business
men are liked. There is no doubt in !
ny mind that these excursions do a
world of good"
F. G. Billings-'T went down 1900 !
eet IN the bowels of the earth at a |
nine in Bisbee this morning and. be- !
ieVe me, got enough impressions of
nat trip to last me a life time
MOrenci Impressed Schultz
W. r. Schutz-''Morenci and the work |
nat has been done there impressed me
IS one of the most wonderful things I
hat / ever saw. After that I should !
ay that L was most impressed with !
he perfect service given us by the rail-
DADS, the telephone company and the !
l. STD. Thomas-'T was chiefly i'm {
resSed with the tremendous posi-
lltles of the southwest I had never
cen west of FL Paso before and had
n IDEA that 1t was a desert country, | E
parsley populated, with here and there
mine out of which a few men dug
7eaIth- 1 know more now I am glad | y
came" | II
Warren Learns to "Rag." V
Rlchard Warren-"The ease with | |
mich man can learn to DO a rag ! Q
me dance has certainly impressed me. ] :
never Will forget this trip"
Roy D. Barnum-e"The WONDERFULLY | q
ch mineral resources, the tremendous Il
mount OF money expended in the min Il
~ districts and the boundless posi- a