Weekly journal-miner., 1915-06-23
EXPECT FIELDING TO
 TAKE MOVIES OF BIG SHOW
(From Fridays DaiIYl

ROllldlHC TlSluluS, IHOllOH plCltllC ' producer and director, at present To- cated at Phoenix, in answer to an in vitation extended to him by the Chamber of Commerce to take pic lures of the Frontier Days celebra- ton states that if his work permits he will be present for the occasion.
 Fielding also stated in his letter that during the summer he expects to come through Prescott with his com pany en route to the Grand Canyon. The Chamber of Commerce will be notified of any definite plans that he may make for coming up here. Harry Welch, secretary of the Phoenix chamber, writes that the board of directors of the southern city's chamber at a recent meeting de cided that if possible road race be- tween Phoenix and Prescott ought to be held during the State fair which has been definitely set for November Is to 20, inclusive The Phoenix chamber has appointed a committee to handle the matter if it is favorably decided upon.
 In answer to Welch's letter. he was notified that the matter has been res ferred to A. D. Barnhart, president of the Prescott Auto Club, and will be taken up at the meeting of the Cham Der of Commerce on June "A. The local chamber looks on the matter favorably and in all probability the race will be run.
 William Stephens, C, E. Gentry and T. c. Norris have been appointed by the chamber as a delegation to ap- pear before the Coconino county board of supervisors with a delega- ton from the Flagstaff Board of Trade and assist in an effort to con vince the Coconino county board that they should select the route connect ing with Yavapai county's best high way to build their portion of the State highway. The board is consid- ering two routes, namely via Loy's and Munds parks, leading to the Yer de or the road leading by Lake Mary. Mormon Lake and Stoneman Lake leading into Tonto Basin and indi- rectly to the Verde and at the same time connecting with that portion of the highway already constructed by Yavapai county. Both the local cham Der and the Flagstaff Board of Trade are in favor of the latter route and a strong effort will be made to have the Coconino county board build the road in that direction.
 Stephens while at Flagstaff will make an effort to have part of the Darius party of 100 autos of tourists who are on their way to the coast come down and pay a visit to Pres colt and Yavapai county.
 A. w. Bork, who went to the Grand Canyon to meet the medical men and distribute booklets telling of the ad- vantages of Yavapai county returned to this city yesterday. The medical men who are going to the coast to hold their annual convention stopped of at the Grand Canyon for days visit and while there the booklets were given them. The party consist ed of four special trains. Mir. Bork met Dr. Mayo of the great firm of Mayo Brothers, of Rochester, N. Y., while at the Grand Canyon. Mayo is known as one of the best surgeons in the United States.
 Lots in Pine Crest are selling fast, five being sold during the past week. One was sold to A. D. Tracy, who with his wife, although neither is sick, has hunted from coast to coast for an ideal climate and have at last decided on this city. Tracy will start 10 build in a short time.
 Helene E. Upson will arrive from Bristol, Conn, July 1, and intends to stay indefinitely. Miss Upson comes to this city through the efforts of the ! Chamber of Commerce.