Arizona republican., 1922-05-09

with development of the natural re-
sources of the valley. He told of the
potential resources at Mormon Flats,
on the Verde river and at New river.
The Mormon Flats project will add
1900 horse power to the hydro
electric energy Of the valley, and the
Paradise Verde development will add
from 25,000 to $4,000 horse power, he
said. The annual value of this en-
ergy will be $5.000000 gross and
enough power viii be generated to
operate all railroads in central and
southern Arizona: do all the cooking
and heating in every home of the
valley and leave a substantial surplus
for the Industrial development of the
community. Mr. Sturdavarlt asserted.
Biz Savings In Fuel Bill
More than that he added, It will
furnish power at q. rate SO reasonable Die
as to effect q savings OF $1,500, ,OUU
annually in the fuel bfii or the county.
These projects all are practical and
feasible. the speaker told the realtors
in urging their support of the devel-
opment program now contemplated.
s.Tfley are practical" he said. "be-
cause the revenue is such that they
VIII pay themselves out within a Pc
riod of 25 to 27 years and provide an
earning revenue that will eventually
make water service to the consumer
free of all charge
In opening the meeting, Joseph r.
Lotus. president of the club, urged
mon All realtors the Importance of
attending the annual national con-
ventio Of the national Realtors board,
with which the local association IS
affiliated, at san Francisco the latter
part of this month and the first OF
next. He announced that the assO-.
citation had determined to send Frank
A. Jefferson, its secretary. as the
official representative Of the organi-
zation.
It was voted unanimously to invite
members OF the Tucson Realtors as :
sociation-to join the. valley realtors IN
the entertainment of Chicago. Boston
and Milwaukee realtors here May 25.
Committees Announced
Attention was called to the cele-
bration at Florence Wednesday when
the Ashurst Hayden diversion dam
will be celebrated and all realtors
were urged to attend. Several OF the
members announced their intentions
of making the trip.
Howard S. Reed. recently appointed
city engineer to succeed II. =. Hitcf1-
cock. was the guest Of the club FOR
the day
standing committee was announced:
Legislative -~-H. B. Wilkinson,
chairman: ID. B. Heard. r. ]. Bennitt.
w. X. James and j. F. Tracy.
Appraisal Herbert S. PRINCE,
chairman; Eben E. Lane, J. S. Grif-
fin. S. 7. Bark1ey and A. w. Flick,
niger
Printing-W. J. Burns, chairman;
Fred Jacobs. M. f. Green. +. ]. Nun
neley and B. H. Dodt.
Public utilitiesAT M. Burroughs
chairman; 3. 7. .Bolin. I. g: Dobbins,
Peter Block and F. w. Griffin.
man: w. G Tolleson, j. ]. Phillips
and L. w. McAdarns.
Recefption-A A. A. Carrick. chair
man: Wallace Button, Fl. E. Covert,
G.. b. Maxwell, Hal G. Prince and g.
p. Woodbury.. -
Automobile - George e. Kelly,
chairman: James Meyer, Oran stand
age. C. B. Street. Russell Shedd, w.
w. Thorpe, w w Piclrel, Lyman
Peters and Harry F. Lane.
Law-Judge Frank o. Smith.
J. NJ Kellogg was named chairman
Of the next meeting. to be held May
%. This meeting will be devoted ex-
clusively to work of the associa tion
it was announced. Grover c.. Miller,
Mike Green. r. =. Nunneily and the
secretary; Frank A. Jefferson, were
named to cooperate with the chair
man in making plansrf0r this meeting.