Arizona republican., 1915-10-02
PROGRAM FOR
 ROADS MEET
Topics of Vital Interest to Arizona Will Be Dis cussed - Good Results Are Expected to Follow Meeting at Flagstaff

Topics of vital interest to good roads workers throughout the state, will be discussed at the meeting of the Arizona Good Roads Association at Flagstaff | October 9. Splendid results are pre- dicted to follow the meeting. ! The session will open promptly at 3 o'clock. and the first subject to be talk en up is "Co-operation of Counties on a General Highway System. T. G. Norris of Prescott will open this dis
 cussion, followed by J. w. Francis of Flagstaff, and pr. A. J. Ketcherside from Yuma.
 After this subject has been disposed of The Road Drag-Its Importance in Road Construction in Arizona, will be presented by c. w Peterson of Arling
 ton. J. E. Wright of Kingman, c. F.. Perkins and Frank R. Goodman of Hol- brook
 ''The Need of a Uniform System of Road Accounting" will be shown by Assistant State Engineer F. r. Adams. Every year the need of some uniform system becomes more apparent. Father c. Vabre of Flagstaff has been asked to support MT. Adams in this particular paper.
 tOHtIelt I1ISilNdNS anu lNtNtiit Road Construction in California. will he presented by Dwight B. Heard president of the Good Roads Associa- tion, who has made considerable in vestigation in California during the past summer. A general discussion of road types will follow this paptr.
 The session in the afternoon will be opened by the governor of Arizona who will give reasons "Why State and County Officials Should Encourage Good Roads" Following the governor, Hon. John Nets of Tucson, Supervisors J. NJ. Sparks of Douglas and Q. R. Gardner of Woodruff and Senator F. T. Colter of Colterville will handle the same subject.
 Then a paper pointing out The I'm portance of County Bond Issues for Good Roads will be presented from different sides by Gustav Becker of Springervile, Hon. c. H. Fiedler of No gales, J. J. Bowen of Bisbee, vice presi- dent of the Good Roads Association; Hon. Pat Rose of Globe, A. J. Eddy of Yuma. and T. A. Riordan of Flagstaff.
 The work of a Womans Auxiliary will be handled by representative wo- men from different parts of the state. after which the subject of Roads on Reservations and Federal Aid" will be considered by the Hon. Carl Hayden, Arizona's representative in congress; Hon. Arthur c. Ringland, district for ester of Albuquerque; Hon. w. A. Moeur land commissioner; and G. A. Foote of SolOmonville.
 J. H. Mulholland of Wickenburg on behalf of his committee on road signs will then read a short paper on Road Signs in Arizona and the Hon. Lamar Cobb. the state engineer. will give a report of meeting of the Pan-American Road Congress.
 The question of "A Permanent Road Exhibit at the Arizona State Fair will he presented by J. B. Cook of Tempe, and c. B. Wood of Phoenix, a former secretary of the state fair.
 In the evening there will be lectures by an engineer of note from California. and representatives of the bureau of good roads Of the department of agri- culture, These lectures will be illus trated and will be full of interesting information regarding the construction of roads in the United States.