Arizona republican., 1899-05-16

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 Maricopas. the same advantages which
 they are enjoying themselves. The new mission when established on the MaricOpa reservation Will be the first
 spiritual institution ever enjoyed by
 that tIibe of Indians.
 TO SELL. COUNTY LOTS.-At a
 meeting of the supervisors yesterday
 the board decided to sell the two los owned by the county on the south side of Jefferson street, opposite the court
 house. The property was deeded 10 the county by the town site company. They haye each frontage Of twenty five feet The advertisement of thtsr
 sale was ordered
 THE QUEENS BIRTHDAY. A ! preliminary meeting Of the British l American association was held last i evening at room No. 2 MOnihOn build i irg, for the purpose Of determining on ! measures for th5 celebration Of the i birthday cf her most gracious ma jesty. the queen of Great Britain. which e.
 CUTS on the 24th Of this month. The chair was taken by Dr. Mcintyre, Mir. C. E. NewshoIm acting as secre etary. 1 Various suggestions were made and committees appointed, but pending the
 
 definite was decided upon. It is hoped that all British subjects residing in Phcenix and the neighbIouhood will interest themselves in the matter and as time is short, put themselves at once iu communication with Dr. Me IntETa. whose address is 230 West Adams street. God save the quaen.
 NEW COPPER COMPANIES. = Two new companies incorporated yes terday. Articles were filed with the county recorder by the Inter colonial Copper company and by the Copper Cliff Mining company, the c'ojeJa being to carry on copper min ing, with the principal place of busi- ness at Phoenix. The IntercoIonial Copper company is incorporated fer $2,50O,000, divided into shares of SlO each. The incor2OratOrs are Andrew A. Meyer of Quincy, Mass; William H. Turney of Stoneham. Mass: Charles Moore of Summerville, Mass. William H. McMasters of ReadyIile, l Mass, and Arthur D. Dawin { Providence, R. l. The Copper Cliff 1 Mining company authorizes a capital stock of S1,000,000, divided into shares i O. $1- The incorporators are: c. ?. Gehring, 4. R. Collins, Nj. V. Gehring. A. Smith and J. Peterson, : who are also temporary directors.
 PROSPEROUS SONORA. -Mr. L. |. Chalmers, who recently returned | fi-m trip to HermosilIo. Mexico. ccrrocorates the statement made by | 4. Re2e'Tlll regarding the condition of | tEe country. Tha advance of c.pDe1 | has made a marked difference iii the i s-atus or Mexico. The people are gen orally prosperous MT Chalmers said | that inc Aexicans, who have always i mostly with France and Gar- many, are learning the American GUS toms and beginning to trade hare. Her mos1lIo, he says, is cc1cnized with Americans. There is an American ho- tel tlerc where a guest is made to feel @C nome. all the conversation ana methods being American. The Amer lcahs, remarked MT. Chalmers. are highly respected in Mexico at pres e1t. He learned that during the war WItn Spain Jke Mexican re0nlo fraaIv predicted the defeai5 of this country buL now they have a very differanf cohcePuon If the United Stats and lo5 PeCPle are treated there as they never have been before.
 THE CAMPBELL RECEPTION l ne Good Tenplars turned cut z b1n- lred strong last night to welcome -IA0I4 C'SllnSulSked visitor j. IT Campbell, cf Iowa, delegations being present from Tempe and Floral lodges After the business Of t5e evening had bee1 transacted and general handshaking induIesd.in. Mir. II was caIIad to tie platform ind delivered mos able and fo-eiI,le address upon the work and prircipies 1f the order. lie tc7c cf it's inleTra- Ional character, Of it's strength 5000 lodges and about eG0, 600 mem 1ers il good standing, cf it's work in ! meriCa, ia Europe, and even away ID in Iceland, where t is a strong po- ijical factor. He spoke Of the diff ;ulties encoU1 bred in planting it n Germany, France. Austria and Rus ia, and paid 2 high compliment to Miss Charolette i. Gray, the mission ,ry Of the international supreme Odse, who had succeeded by persis- elt effort in getting 1t firmly started T those countries. He was followed )y short talks by s. s. Green, J. Web : ;ter Johnson, J. A. Marshall, Rev l.. ). Ferguson and A. P. Walbridge,