The border vidette., 1921-01-08
ARlzonA's INAUGURAL BALL.
Chairman of Various County Recep-
 ton Committees Announced.

PO0enlX, Jan. .--1no announce ment of chairman of the various county reception committees which will assist the Arizona Inaugural committee was made here today. This, together with the opening of the sale of tickets in Phoenix and throughout the state, marked the development in the arrangements for Ari zona's first inaugural ball since statehood. This will be Riven in honor of Governor and Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell, on the evening of Friday, January II, in the Shrine auditorium, Phoe nix.
 In Phoenix the sale of tickets for the opening day was much larger than anticipated. The realization of the fact that only a limited number of tickets will be sold in Phoenix has had the effect of creating an early de- mand, and this forecasts in the minds of the committee an early disposal of all tickets.
 A request for five tickets by one purchaser yesterday was denied, and the committee an nounced the definite policy of permitting no more than one double ticket to be sold to any one person. This stand is taken
 to guard against speculation. 1 Double tickets admitting one
 couple are being sold at 5000
 each, and single tickets for ex- sra ladies at $5. co each. 1 Out at the Shrine auditorium
 all is hustle and excitement in
 preparation for the big event.
 Electricians are busy working
 out the wiring system for the
 special Illuminating effects, and
 carpenters are at work on the 1 frame for the decorations, while
 others are engaged in the pains
 taking task of laying the largest
 and finest ball room floor in the
 state.
 Prominent men throughout the
 state, regardless of party affilia
 tion, are lending whole hearted co operation toward making the
 coming event 8 stupendous sue
 cess. with the result that the affair is destined to fulfill the
 ambitions of the originators of
 the movement to make the affair
 truly sta te- wide event. l The county reception commit
 tee chairman were announced as
 follows: l Apache-A. s. Gibbons, St.
 Johns.
 1 Cochise - James P. Boyle,
 Douglas.
 l Coconino-M. I. Powers, Flag
 staff.
 1 Gila-J. R. Todd. Globe. Graham-Owsley Reneer, Saf-
 ford.
 ] Greenlee-Del Potter, Clifton. Maricopa-Dr. R. R. Brown.
 field, Phoenix. I Mohave-Allen P. Ware, King. man.
 Navajo-Thomas M. Quebe
 deaux, Winslow. Il Pima-John Reilly, Tucson. II Pinal-Mark Twain Clemens,
 Florence.
 Il Santa Croz-L. W. Mix, No gales
 Yavapai-C. B. Gentry, Pres colt. Yuma-J. Homer Smith, Yuma Tickets were placed on sale with county chairmen and vice chairmen at the following out
 side towns:
 1 Apache-St. Johus. Springer i vile, Cooley, Ganado, Golfer Fort Defiance. Cochise - Douglas, Bixbee Wilcox, Warren. McNeal, Here ford, Pearce, Bowie, Lowell Tombstone, San Simon, Gleason Benson. Coconino-Flagstag, Williams Tuba City and Grand Canyon. Gila-Globe, Miami, Winkel man, Payson, Hayden. Graham - Stafford, Thatcher $ Central, Pima, Fort Grant, For Thomas.
 Greenlee - Clifton, Morenci $ Metcalf.
 Maricopa - Mesa, Goodyear ] Litchfeld, Glendale, Wicken burg. Buckeye, Chandler, Gil bert, Tempe, Peoria, Scottsdale | Palo Verde. Mohave-Kingman, Chloride \ Oatman, Littlefeld. Navajo-Winslow Holbrook A Snowflake, Taylor. Pima-TucsO0 AiO