The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-09-19
MIN SON DESIGNS EMRLEM FOR
 A. & N. M.
On Time Table Issued By Company Appears Beautiful Emblem De-
 signed By Official.

MT. R. K. Minson,i General Passen-
 Agent of the Arizona & New Mexico
 railway. has designed an emblem for
 his road that is completely suggestive
 Of the beautiful scenery through
 which the route traverses.
 On new time table, which, under
 the direction of MT. Minson, has just
 been produced for the company, the emblem aHpears. On a background
 of blue as deep as that of the Arizona
 skies, is drawn a circle in white:
 around the circle are written the
 words Arizona & New Mexico RaIl-
 way; across the circle is thrown a
 scroll, in white, bearing the words
 ''Gila River Route.' The emblem,
 in it's design, is thoroughly suggestive
 Of the path of the road, bringing to
 the memory of it's thousands of pas
 sengers the scenes along the romantic
 G1la river, along which the road fol
 lows for miles, before entering Cliff
 ton, the center of the greatest copper region in the world. The beautiful design of this emblem denoted that not only has Mr Minson a full appre- citation of the beauty of the country traversed by his route, but that he is capable of very artistic effects.
 The time table is attractively ar ranged, and contains much of inter est, not only to the patrons of the A. &. N. M., but also to every citizen Of this section. Full information concerning rules of the road, are pre- sented in the table The table con tains maps which show the location Of all railway lines in this section In connection with time tables of all routes in this section, and statements of all connecting railway points. these maps will greatly facilitate the con venience and dispatch of passengers to any point in Arizona, and to points traversed by transcontinental lines In connection with the Southern Pa cific and Southwestern lines at Lords burg ana Hacn1ua, respeculveiy, the Arizona & New Mexico gives to pas sengers a communication with Cliff ten and this section that is of the greatest convenience. In a conserva- ~ tive manner, MT. Minson, in the table. has made mention of the superb eli mate of Clifton, and the production of the great copper mines in Clifton's 
 should induce many to take a trip over the A. & N. M. to Clifton and the beauty of the scenery, and the wonderful interest of the cop per regions in this section being such as to amply repay the inspection of any tourist on a transcontinental tour
 It is doubtful if better service can be found than that sustained by the Arizona & New Mexico railway. In and obligation, on the part of employees, this road stands without a peer. From the very be- ginning of traffic, many years since, the constant aim of the management has been perfect safety to passengers Throughout the entire operation of the road, not a single passenger has lost his life; this is a record that is iustifiably gratifying to the road and l record that probably cannot be squaled by any railway of the same ige throughout the country.
 Steady and constant improvement. hat the passenger traffic be perfectly has been, and is now, he distinguishing aim of the manage nent of the Arizona 6 New Mexico 'ailway. The comfort of the passen- ger traffic is now increased by the addition to the roads equipment Of ] beautiful observation parlor car that the very latest ideas in what is necessary and desirable in 'assenger car construction. Through ut the history of this road it's man lgement has spared no expense that ends toward safety and convenience if it's patrons
 The Arizona & New Mexico railway las made possible the development of copper region that enjoys the repu- ation of being the greatest the world an offer.