Arizona republican., 1898-07-20

l day to Fernando Orozco and Malivi- dad Valencia.
 Captain Will Dunbar of A com pany, N. G. A., yesterday executed his official bond of s2000, with Col Will | liam Christy and B. I> Pratt as sureties.
 The date of the excursion to Whip pie Barracks has been fixed by it's I promoters, the members of B com pany, for August 6. The fare for the round trip will be $4,
 Among the Rough Riders who were reported wounded before San tiago was J. F. Greenwood, brother of D. F. Greenwood of this city. He went out in Captain O'Neill's company. He was one of the most expert horse men and one of the most accurate pistol shots in Arizona.
 Messrs A. F. Snowman and A. F. Walbridge yesterday visited Governor | McCord to show him unotl...ally the beautiful regimental flag which the I. o. G. T. of the territory is going to present to his regiment on the occa- sion of the excursion to Whipple. The governor was delighted and guaran- teed that the regiment would never do anything to dishonor it's lustrous folds Articles of incorporation of the Advanced Beet Sugar Construction company were filed in the office of the secretary yesterday. The incorpo- rators are Edward Kanaley, Genevieve Kanaley, Joseph 5. Welbach and George E. Ferrall. The principal place of business is Syracuse, N. Y. The capital stock is $50,0OO,000 of which $10, ,0OO,0 ,000 is preferred. he shares | are $10.
 Geputy Collector of Internal Rev enue s. M. Cullom yesterday received a letter from Collector Morrison of Santa Fe setting at rest any further controversy about revenue stamps. He says that they can be obtained only at his office at Santa F'e, as he is net authorized to place them on sale anywhere else. He adds what is not generally known, that in purchases of amounts of $100 or more a discount of one per cent will be allowed.
 Dr. Cottrell and sons, Ray and Leonard, left last evening for Flag staff to spend few weeks in hunting and sightseeing. Although the doc
 tor has fully recovered from his re- cent severe illness, he yet feels that lie can best serve his patrons by taking an outing of active exercise. His
 practice will be cared for by LAS old time friend, Dr. Sullivan, a thor iSughly competent man, who has been T satisfactorily caring for the same during the past three months.
 l Cards are out announcing the mai.
 riage of MT. Henry B. Davenport and
 Miss Miriam Anderson in this city or ! "Wednesday, July 27, after which date they will be at home at Los Angeles
 both parties are well known in Phoe
 nix and the county. MT. Davenport
 has been in the stock business in tht
 western part of the county for severa
 years and during Sheriff Ormes tern
 of office has been an efficient deputy sheriff. Miss Anderson is an ac ccomplished daughter of John s. An
 derson of Gila Bend
 A meeting of the capitol site com. mission has been set for 10 o'clock to- day to receive plans for the capito !, building. The contract will not bs
 awarded at once for the reason tha
 the funds from the sale of the bond.
 are not yet available. It is not on ac Icount of any hitch, but bevause the en tgraver has not got the bonds prepared
 The commissioners are expecting tn, blank bonds by every mail. The pur
 chaser, Charles R. Mayer, of Colum
 bus, O., is, if possible, more impatien
 than the commissioners at the delay.
 Governor McCord has invited
 meeting of citizens at the executiv, chambers at 7:30 this evening to ar
 range for an enthusiastic reception o Governor Murphy. The invitation in cludes all residents of Arizona. Tn lgovernor yesterday reeaivea a dis Epatch from Governor Murphy sayini The would be here by August 1. Fl Ialso had advices from the inter;cr dc ipaT6ment saying that his resignation
 had Seen accepted to take effect ol
 that dste. A telegram was received
 late last aight from Governor Murph, saying thdb while he was fully appreci
 ative of the good will of the people O. Arizona. it WtSs his wish that there should be no public reception or dem
 onstration on hiss arrival
 Major Evans said yesterday that un
 til now, for nine yeafs+ he had no
 spent this season of the year in Phoe
 nix. He has been accustomed to take .ours>o of two or three months through
 out the northeast, including the, Thou
 sand Islands and Atlantic waterfns places. He went away from Phoenfl for two reasons. One was because he
 believed the weather was going to be excessively hot, and the other because
 he didn't believe the volume of busi
 nss transacted would pay him to re-
 main. He has been pleasantly ano
 doubly surprised by his experiment
 this season. He has discovered tha- the heat was not unbearable and tha1 I if it has had any effect on business al ali it has been stimulatine and hena