Mohave County miner., 1913-02-01

with popular favor. The only dis senting subjects intruded into the meeting was the attempt to get the association to commit itself to some particular route or outlet from Ari- zona into New Mexico, and that was not allowed to disturb the harmony of the gathering, as it was concluded that the routes now open would be i'm proved upon until they would be used by thousands of automobilists, no mat ter whether they came by way of Gal lup or Magdalena.
 At a late hour the meeting adjourn ed, many of the delegates taking in the late dance at Elks Hall.
 At nine o'clock of January 29, 1913, the delegates again assembled in Elks Hall for the purpose of tying up the tag ends of the organization, by the appointment of committees, finance, bylaws, constitution and legislation Three committees were to have been appointed by the delegations ln part and by the chair and to be reported to the chairman at later time,
 The following delegates were regis tered: Prescott-B. H. Smith, k. H. Anthony, D. M. Clark, w. A. Drake, A. A. Johns, E. s Clark, Dr.. J. Har- vey Blain, M. B. Hazsltne. and O. A. Hesla.
 Flagstatf-J. R. Treat, w. H. Ander- son, J. w. Francis, Al. Doyle, Fr. Vabre and M. I. Powers.
 Williams-Dr. NJ. J. Rounseville, P. NJ. Shaefer, Hon. T. E. Maddux. and Geo. w. Matthews.
 Seligman-F. $. Dickerson.
 Grand Canyon-W. w. Bass.
 Holbrook-W. H. Clark.
 Needles-George Butler, o. D. Col lins, Earl Hodges, Arthur Alman, L. V. Root, H. E. Benedict, G. D. Hutchison, c. s. Haskin, George Nay, John Lorimer and many others whose names were unobtainable.
 Gallup-T. M, Quebedeux, Sam Bushman.
 Chloride Aiken, A. M. McDuffee and w. O. Ruggles.
 Yucca-Louis Janc and R. M. Stene.
 San Francisco Mine-J. c. Goulding,
 Mineral Park-H. E. Berce and James Uncapher.
 Oatman-W. K. Ridenour.
 Crozier George w. Miller.
 Kingman was represented by every one in the town, male and female, the whole population being good roads enthusiasts.
 Wednesday evening two special pullman cars were attached to Num- Der one, the west bound train and the party composed of nearly all the visit ing delegates and the following King man delegates left for San Bernardino, where they were to meet in conven- tion on the Both: J. R. Whitesde, A. M. McDuffee, w. K. Ridenour. John H. Ware and wife, R. H. Carr and wife. I. M. George, George A. Bonelli. John Mulligan, J. c. Potts, J. s. Withers, E. s. Hostein. Thomas De- vine, Judge Carl G. Krook, R. P. Wheelock, H. H. Watkins, E. A. Shaw, J. E. Perry and c. w. Miller.
 The cars were decorated beautifully, one great streamer bearing the in scription, Santa Fe-Grand Canyon Needles Highway"
 Thursday evening report was receiv. ed that the convention in San Bernar- dino was a great success, the people of that city receiving the delegation with open arms. At the organization of the convention Dr. J. R. Whitesde, of Kingman, was elected it's president, and E. F. Thompson, of the same place was elected secretary, thus giving Kingman all the honors that could possibly be bestowed upon them. That the men who wore elected to this high honor in the good roads movement de- serve this recognition is beyond question. Both Whitesde and Thomp- son will leave business affairs to go to pot that they may extend and forward the movement in behalf of good roads, and their thousands of friends in this state will rejoice that they have been accorded just recognition. The cause Sf the good roads movement in the