Arizona republican., 1921-08-08
BI MONTHLY ROAD
 BULLETIN ISSUED BY
 ARIZONA AUTO CLUB

Following is the regular monthly road bulletin of the Automobile club of Arizona, containing information gathered by the secretaries of the 30 branches of the club throughout the state and correct up until yesterd ay: ::
 Northern part of the state-There nave been few light rains in various places in the past week and the roads are Improved, except where wash outs have not yet been repaired. Road forces are busy and none of the roads are impossible. The Springer Vile to St. Johns road is in good shape, excepting four miles at Salado fiats where work is in progress. Be- tween St. Johns and Holbrook tenn porary bridges have been built where the former ones were washed out the road is soft in places but fair Holbrook to Winslow is rough but passableS with a few bad mud holes Holbrook to Gallup, N M, some muddy places. but cars are going through. Between Winslow and Flagstaff the road is fair, as are the roads between Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon and Flagstaff and Villains. The road from Williams to sAshfork is only fair; work has been started here on the new road the road from Williams to the Grand Canyon is in fair condition. Between Ashfork and Seligman there are g few muddy and rough spots: Ashfork to Prescott fair, with some heavy mud in places. From Seligmfh to Kingman the road is fair; Kingman to Needles. good, with the best route via Oatman and the Topock bridge Get local information on roads south from the foregoing points
 Central part of the state-The Parker to Phoenix road is improved by the rains, but there is still a bad portion between Winters Well and Salome. Prescott to Phoenix fair via both roads. Wickenburg to Parker fair. Because of the high water. ir the Hassayampa it is necessary te reach Wickenburg before 6 o'clock 1T the evening to be lowed. Phoenix te Superior fair. Superior to Miam closed for construction work; be- tween Miami and Globe there is paved road. Mesa to Roosevelt fail with numerous bad places on the Apache Trail Roosevelt to Globe good: Globe to Stafford fair, witt some washouts between Rice ant Safford Roosevelt to Payson. wash outs being repaired. Globe to HaydeI good. Rains almost daily in thu neighborhood Of Rice and Stafford Road between Duncan and Stafford il fair. Stafford to Clifton bad. and tht road to Bowie very bad.
 Southern part of the state-Fron Yuma the West Sand hill route il reported in very good condition, thu blanks being clear and the route easily travelled The route via Nilant is best reached by following the rail road track as soon as the bridge is crossed From Yuma to Gila Bend the road is in good condition, except ing three or four miles where work ie in progress. Gila Bend to Ajo fair The road from Sentinel to Ajo should be avoided as 1t is in very poor con dition. From Yuma to Phoenix, via Axua Calfente, the road is fair, with some bad stretches. Florence tc Phoenix is good, excepting IA miles north of Florence. Florence to Ray good: to Winkelman, fine; Ray te Superior, fair. Florence to Cass Qrande, good: Florence to Tucson rood, with a few small washoutsi two spans are out on the Rillite bridee. six miles north of Tucson where cars are lowed across free Tucson to Nogales good; Tucson te Ajo mostly good; Tucson to Benson 1romb6tone and Bisbeee good Bisbet to Douglas, cement road. Travel tt WILCOX muet cross San Pedro riyel at St David.
 The recent rains should make general improvrnent in road fhrouRhout the state as soon as tn most serious places ar repaired.