Mohave County miner., 1913-01-11
Santa Fe, Grand Canyon and
 Needles Route

| many outsiders met h the Of1lceS or Herndon and Thompson and further perfected the organization of the Mo. have County Good Roads Association by the election of board of directors and vice-presdent of the association. The following directors. composed of prominent men from the various pre- cincts were added to the board:
 Yucca.-R. M. Stene. Louis Jane.
 Goldroad.-D. R. Muir, George Ayers.
 Oatman.-Charles Grimes, w. K. Ridenorr.
 Vivian.-S. R. Porter.
 Golconda. Boyle, Jr., J. J. Connolly.
 Chloride.-H. L. McCarn, Hugh Will son, J, c. Wilson, George Aitken, l.. A. Dockery Mir. Reeves.
 Crozier.-Tony Walter, George Mill Ter
 Peach Springs.-J. L. Nelson.
 Hackberry.-Henry Bacon, Charles Ridenour.
 Kingman. -.l. R. Whlteside, F. A. Wilde, l. M. George, E. A. Shaw. Anson H. Smith, H. H. Watkins, E. F. Thompson, Henry Lovin. c. w. Davis, John c. Potts, J. s. Withers, J. k. Perry, John Il. Ware, Carl G. Krook. Thomas Devine, A. J. McKelvy, Kean St. Charles. Charles Granger George A. Bonelli. Allen E. Ware, George Holstein, John Mulligan, Raymond w. Casr, J. H. Rosenburg, H. P. Haskin, Dr.. w. H. Butcher, Dr.. A. l.. Tilton, Jesse A. Tarr.
 Sandy-H. B. White, w. B. Steph- ems, Ad. Cornwall, John w. Ward, J. K. P. Fancher, Byron Fancher, w. E Frost, R, P. Wheelock.
 Signal.--Gabe Levy.
 Cedar.-J c. Gouding.
 Mineral Park.-H. k. Bierce, Thomas McNeely, Ray McCauselaud, Jas. Un- capher.
 Union Pass.-N. M. Richardson, R. l.. Dimmick.
 Copperville-L. Hoffman.
 As now composed the officers of the association are Dr. J. Whiteside, ppesl- dent: Anson H. Smith. vice-presldent; E. F. Thompson, secretary and treas urer; c. w. Davis, special committee work; John l.. Nelson, Jr., official can yon guide.
 Speeches were made by Hon. E. s. Clark, Judges Frank Duffy and Carl G. Krook, E. F. Thompson, J. c. Potts, c. w. Davis, Anson H. Smith and many others.
 It was considered the best policy to ask the board of supervisors to take immediate action in the matter of the issuance of a call for bond issue for road purposes, the call to cover at least l00,000S. A vote was taken on the motion and it was the unanimous opinion of those present that such action be taken.
 lC was dloO NoIeu lO Cdll ulcCllhS of delegates from all the counties in the north of Arizona to meet in King man on the 18th day of January, 1913, and organize the five northern coun- ties Into an association to be known as the Santa Fe Grand Canyon n-Needles Route Association, that as soon as the business for which the meeting was called was complete that all the mem- bers go on to Needles and San Bernar- dino, where a complete organization covering the whole route from the New Mexico line to that city be form. ed, the meeting at San Bernardino to be held on the Both of January.
 Notices of the call are now being prepared and will be sent out the first of the week.
 Gen. E. $. Clark stated that Pres. colt and Yavapai county were in hearty accord with the movement and a large delegation would be sent to Kingman to take part in the organization of the counties association.
 The whole range of bettering road conditions in this county was covered by the members of the association and big results will soon be apparent. It was considered best at this time to have survey made of the various outlets from Kingman west and select