Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
TUCSON MAN IS HEAD OF
 SOUTH ARIz., ROAD Bop>

ern Arizona Good Roads association came into being The meeting was attended by g delegates representing the counties of Cochise, Pima and Santa Cruz. Yuma later will come into the association.
 Judge Fred Sutter Of Bisbee was made permanent chairman of the new association. and Shaw Bowyer O. Tucson, later was made permanent president.
 One of the first official acts of the association was 10 adopt strong reso- luiions protesting against the initiat- ed proposed highway commission bill for Arizona.
 Besides Mir. Bower, as president other permanent officers were el. ecied as follows
 Orville McPherson of Tucson. secre- ! tary: James A. Harrison, Nogales, treasurer: j. J. Bowen, Bisbee. first vice president: w. ]. Reay, Douglas, second vice president.
 IL was decided that the president and secretary should be from the same city so they might work togetn- er more effectively
 Two directors and three vice presl dents from each county and one d. rectors a; large were chosen. The Cochise directors are J J. Bowen and P Gull the latter of Douglas, Pima directors. shaw Bowyer and L. D. James. Santa Cruz directors, J. F.. W.se and C. A Pierce. Judge Sutter i is The director al large.
 The three Cochise county vice pres. iden;s are A H. Gardner of Tomb stone Persy Cummings of Wilcox and H. 4. Street. of Fairbank Provision was made for publicity and legislative committees from each county C. NJ Roberts of Wilcox was put on he legislative committee for, Cochise
 The resolution protesting against highway commission measure, which was :a,hered by the Arizona Good Roads association. pledged the organ ization and its every member to work for The deteat of this proposed bil!. The measure. i, is charged, would place The building of roads in Ari. zona under control Of commission on Which Maricopa and the northern uar; c: me state would hold a pre-. ponder@nce 0. power notwithstanding the taxable wealth of the southern counties is greater than that of the others .n he state
 The next regular IT ing of the new association will be held in September al a place 10 be desl;la-ed by the di. rec:ors.
 Nogsles gave the de.ega hearty reception and en.e-,a.ed them ia fine shape, said reports from. the city last night.
 The Tombstone delegation was very much impressed with the earnestness of the meetings representatives and came home with the abiding faith ,ha; this organization will do much 70 de'eat the .niqu!tous highway mea. sure proposed to be forced on the state ., the coming election. !; was fully determined that unti, better route was presented 10 the people gong 10 the coast that all the tourist and local traffic would be rout. ed from Tucson via Ajo. The parting of the ways with Maricopa county has surely arrived and until they can play fair with the south there remains no. thing else 10 do but 10 pull for what will be the best and shortest route across the state.
 As it Is now. Phoenix works agains; i Yuma and the south. Not a word is ever given 70 send tourists via the route that is bes; and nearest com. pletion across the state. So now We find the south asserting it's rights and sending traffic via Ajo, fighting the i impossible proposed state highway commission bill and other sundry items that are worked against the | south by Maricopa. .t had to come and il has arrived.
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