Arizona republican., 1915-12-26

Secretary Marry Welch of the cham Der of commerce is waxing over-en- thusiastic about the road building bee. which his organization is nursing, and getting ready To spring on the unsus- pecting public January first, with it's accompanying quota of hard work and good results.
 In an interview last evening, Mir. Welch quoted as follows: The site where the bee is to be held is a gem. It is in the center of q notch in the red hills and overlooks the valley in every direction. There is plenty of room on the level space which has been set aside for all the workers to enjoy the meal and hear the speakers.
 The donations to the barbecue reads like the report of the Belgian Relief Commission, same list being long and lively"
 Having aroused interest in the afore- mentioned list, it is no more than fair that it be given in it's entirety;
 500 lbs. dressed beef. Bartlett Heard Land and Cattle company.
 200 lbs dressed mutton. Hugh Camp bell
 50 1Oc loaves Of bread and 25o pie plates, Pettid's Bakery.
 50 Toe lOaves of bread and 250 pie plates, Phoenix Bakery.
 20 lbs. coffee, enough for 700 cups Wakelin Grocery company.
 10 lbs. butter and a cheese, AIaricopa Creamery.
 r. lbs. butter and a cheese, Hassa- yampa Creamery.
 All fresh cream necessary. Pacific Creamery
 10 barrels fresh water and tables for service and cutting, [. s. R. s.
 boxes of apples (500). J. F. Barker company.
 / boxes of apples (5OW, Walter Hill company.
 meat trays Bennett Lumber com pany,
 10 gallons pickles, Goldman company.
 The above list is sure to make the . epicures around the valley who have so far held their determination to be pres ent in abeyancc, come forward and offer themselves with all sorts of ab- ject humility and qualification.
 Lots of aid has been volunteered to be used in serving the barbecue. How ard Hughes has arranged to have two of his meat cutters present, to take care of carving the juicy joints of beef. J. C. Adams will have the machinery and man present to brew the coffee. The Phoenix Wood and Coal company will supply all the fuel necessary to cook the steers. Doris Heyman com pany will supply some of the cooking utensils of various kinds and sizes and the Lightning Delivery company will do all the hauling of tools and mer- Chn h1+ f ic gft 1,a holding of a highly successful road building bee and barbecue.
 Construction Materials
 D. H. Burtis has donated 100 feet of concrete pipe of the six-inch variety H. R. Patrick will be on hand with surveying instruments. to see that straight lines are run, and if necessary he has agreed to straighten out few of the crooks in the road.
 w. s. Humbert, who is in charge ol the tools and appliances, reports that J. D. Norton of the Arizona California Paving company has agreed to have three of his fOremen on hand, to >e that the work is done in ship p-shapc manner. He will also send along q supply of picks and shovels. W. R Toolley is now busy securing additional road building weapons.
 MT. Humbert has offered a box of cigars to the foreman making the best showing of an section of the road Judges will be appointed to decide which road crew will 60 the smoking
 The following have agreed to serve as section bosses: G. R Duncan, Joe Lowell, Warren Peterson, W. H Car ruthers, and two assistants, J. D. Nor ton and three assistants. In addition 10 these MT. Humbert has a long list