Arizona republican., 1913-06-10
Special to The Republican,


 car containing prominent citizens of this place piloted The Republicans pathfinder car into the city this afternoon at five o'clock. after hay ing met the loggers thirty miles down the road toward Williams. The car and the occupants were in fine shape having made the run over from the junction town in easy time and very comfortably over the excellent highways. The running time from Williams to Flagstaff over the eighty three miles was four hours and twen- ty minutes and the lapsed time three, forty-four. A committee com posed Of Messrs. Rabbit, Francis and Jones left here this afternoon and went out to conduct the guests into the city
 The run from Williams to Flag staff has been one of the best parts of the entire trip. Each bit of road brings eXclamations of pleasure from the motorists, and at each town they are met by citizens anxious to cause them to feel at home The Flagstaff delegation assured the party of a most joyous reception for the main body of the motorists who are to follow about July eighth to encamp
 
 Redewill, the arranger of things for the Maricopa Auto club, the party will want a place to camp in lake country south of the city and a con- sultation with MT. Rabbit and others has mace it plain that the best of hospitality will be offered to the Maricopans when they come The doctor assured the motorists of Flag staff that the run of the Maricopa club would be one pf the greatest motor features of the year, and that at Prescott parties from the auto clubs of YaVapai, Apache and Maya jo counties would join to help cele- | brate July fourth and would then accompany the southerners to the canyon and back this far before dispersing. This news was received with great satisfaction, for Flagstaff is anxious to be host to the motorists of the surrounding counties at camp near Mormon lake or there about
 Dr. Redewill leaves in the morning by train for Phoenix, while William Tremaine, owner and pilot of the Pope Hartford car in which the party travels, will go back to Prescott bv auto after having been on to the canyon. Not bit of trouble has been experienced by the car or it's party. Outside the times Tremaine has had to stop on account of eating and sleeping, the car has gone on unhesitatingly. Tremaine assured an interviewer that he carried the same water in his radiator he had when he left Phoenix.
 It is understood that the hotels of Flagstaff will accord the same terms to the Maricopa Auto club band as those of Prescott. The Congress and St Michaels' hotels of that city have pledged accommodations for the mus lclans in exchange for their melody. and 1t is undoubted that the organiz atlon will amply repay the hospital lty- One will supply the meals and the other the rooms, making all that the band men can possibly want in the way of accommodations while they are at Prescott Williams will also entertain the band and pr. feoeWill before he leaves tomorrow promises to have the hotels here lined up.
 Prescott is widely advertising her FrontIer Day celebration July 4. On that date there will be many of the fIagstaff motor people go down to De with the Maricopans on their day of triumph. M. c. Harris. of Pres colt, is handling the publicity de- partment of the little city fair. and ne has arranged a campaign in the south part of the state that will brlng many visitors to the north this summer. The stand of The Repub- llcan on the stay in Arizona summers question has met with great approv- al Tn Prescott and here Garth w Cate, representative of the paper, is spreading the gospel among the northern folk and winning many friends for his views