The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-31
Return of Hon. MyrOn H. MeCOrd
 Thursday Night.

.SO6 bihAOAA CA 'AOVC'y WI interruptions enemies.
 The train which brought in the governor and the escortirg delega- tions was slightly ahead of time. Notwithstanding the 5. K. P. x P. depot was already crowded and the last rumble of the train was drown ed in the crash uf, See, the Con. quering Hero Comes," by the Capital City band.
 On aIighting from the train the governor shoo& hands with as many of his friends as possible, as he was hu' ried tu waiting carriage where he was seated by the side of Actir. g Governor Akers. He was driven up town and thence 10 his home north of the city, wearied by his long and unhrOken journey from Washing on and the series of ova tipns which have been rendered him since he entered Arizona.
 The governor arrived at Ash Fork. at noon yesterday on a special train. The delegations from Phoe- nix and Prescott were already awaiting him. The first was conI- posed of: Gearge H. x. Luhrs, F w. Sheridan. Governor Charles H Akers, pr Wylie, Mayor J. c. Adams, Joseph Monihon, Charles w. Pugh, W. J. Cotton, c. w. Johnstone, c. Nj. Frazier. A p Snowman of. Mesa. J. A. KuEtz, R Allyn Lewis, Joseph H. Kibbey and c. c. Randolph.
 The Prescott delegation was m,dr up7of President F. NJ. Murphy of the s. F. P. &,P., Judge K. w .. Wells, w. c. Bashford, R. H. BHrmeister, A. F Banta, Editor ol the Pick and DriH; T. w. Johnston, B F. Murphy, G. ". Vickers and R. E. Well-.
 i The governors reception at Ash Fork was marked by wild enthu- siasn quite out of proportion t. the population of the junction The special car, "Albuquerque,' y was placed at the disposal of the 1 gubernatorial party. The next stop was at Prescott, where an elaborate programme for the recep' tioneof'the governor was interrupt ed by violent rain storm. Ar address of welcome, however, was delivered by Mayor W. o. O'Nri;l who took the place of Judge Sloan to whom that duty had been as- signed. The train pulled out from Prescott amid Iousing cheers. Il was met at Wickenburg by th' Yuma delegation consisting O Jehn w. Darlington, John Gan dolfo and c D. Baker, who left thu city on the evening train. A
 Peoria, Glendale and Alhambra where brief stops were made, Ter ritorial enthusiasm was prevalent
 Governor McCord, who has jus emerged from two months of th' stormiest season within his public experience, said sight of the des- ert, the noun aims and the greer fields uf the valleys was more wei come to him than he had eve imagined they could seem. H. could not Say so much when il, tpJke of some of the men of Ar.
 zona, fur he still feels degree o
 bitterness. though one in q momr!' of victory fOrglves much Blu
 there are attacks which are not [,
 be, fargiven.
 Though the governor has take,
 the oath of office before Justic
 Harlan of the United States su ureme court, in order to avoid al question of legality, the oath vii
 again be administered 10 him b, Chief Justice Hruesdale. Thi ceremony will occur about 9 o'clocI , this morning at the executiv q chambers aud the governor vii l enter upon his duties. What h , will ecnstrue the more urgent i . "e is a suhjrct of interesting con } lecture. He has not said so, but
 is predicted that the prima f gubernator;al performance will t 6 the vigorous swinging of an a2 followed by the quick dropping ( 2 official heads and the effusion ( | much bad blood which ought t have had an outlet long aeo. Tn - lEovernor Is very prompt mar | Delays for which he is not respon . sible have occurred and he VI