Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-17

length and breadth It is still farther
 east and north that the most attract
 i've summer ground of Arizona is
 found-in the White Mountains.
 No doubt Coconino county will take
 exception to this claim. For COconi- no. of which Flagstaff is the county seat. has attractions that are unex- celled. For trout it has Oak Creek and several lakes. It has pine for ests in abundance and camping spots by the hundreds. It has the Grand
 Canyon which takes on national as- pect rather than local one. Yava- pal county offers many attractions. The upper reaches of the Verde are accessible and beautiful. Moreover, the Mogollons of Arizona which pen citrate several counties of the state.
 are high and rough.
 The White Mountains
 Tn the White Mountains, however. ] lies everything that can be secured in any mountain chain in the west.
 Only one drawback exists there and it is the Apache Indian reservation that successfully lays claim to a larg-
 ar part of the region and, at it's will, ] keeps the white camper off it's bounds. There is still room, though l for s.l. North and east Of the reser- vation Is a country that can not be surpassed and is rarely equalled in | this or any other state of the union Tn the case of the writer it was de ] cided that the White Mountains were | to he the goal The reservation had ! been closed Some place south oi 1 Sprineeryille. outside the reservation
 was decided upon and the next steI i was a decision as to the route
 Choosing Route
 Past experience had taught tha' | the road through the reservation was merely one rock after another, pune | tuated by high centers: all of whicf is hard on the temper and still worse | on a machine Accordingly, it wa: |! decided that a roundabout highway be selected. A dsT's trip brought tht party to Globe. where a slight repai
 'ob to one of the cars kept us over
 night. The next morning the Roose welt road was sought and the dan reached in good time. The highwa' .i north through the Tonto basin wa then followed and in sixty-five mile ! the little town of Payson reached After that Pine, Strawberry motntail
 Wild Cat spring, Clover Springs, tn Blue Ridge Road. Winslow, tiolbrook St. Johns and Springerville wer . Dassed through over roads that vii form the basis Of another and late Chronicle It would seem that accurate roa l information is exceedingly difficul to secure in many parts of Arizona It is largely hearsay. And hearsa , evidence is notorious for it's lack c l value. An investigation by mail t , trustwo1 thy people or institution , should be made. however, and a dt : cision made We made ours and ''' l gretted it. You might make your: . follow an entirely different cours l and regret your route.
 . In following road through Ariz' ' ma time is always an essential fact9 l Where the roads are known to b
 good. as in Pinal, Pima and Cochis l countiea the legal limit of speed ca l he .crowded' practically at all times | The same is true of a part of tn , roads in Gila county. On the averag : road the motorist must be conter :. with a reduced speed. Otherwise h v will regret his haste and remain r curse his luck Take your time ovt r mountain roads. You'll make time l