Arizona republican., 1899-10-12

wish to see the order. anta patayawd wish to accept the appointment as delegates to the convention. On account of the nearness of the date it is necessary that the acting governor should be communicated with at once
 that he may make the appointments and forward the receipts to the ap- pointees.
 BACK FROM THE EAST-A w. Crawford returned Tuesday from New York and other eastern markets where he went some time ago to pur-
 chase stock for the winter trade of the George H. Cook jewelry stores. MT.
 Cook now has large establishments in
 Prescott, Jerome and Phoenix, and is opening up an establishment in Tue
 son. MT. Crawford is well known here
 and has a large circle of acqUaintances
 who will regret his departure tonight
 to Tucson. where he goes to take the
 management Of the new establishment,
 though feeling gratified that he should
 be placed in such responsible posi-
 tion. He reports a very pleasant time
 in the east and feels proud of the
 stocks the Cook stores will present to
 the people of the territory this season.
 BOARD OF TRADES OPPOR-
 TUNITY. A telegram received yes terday from c. D. Baker at Los Angeles
 says that the mining engineers who were in attendance at the late cOnven-
 tion at San Francisco and have since
 been visiting mines in different parts of that state, will arrive in Phoenix on a special next Sunday on their way the Grand canyon. They passed over thethe Southern Pacific yesterday on their way to Bisbee. The visitors rep resent many parts of the United States, and include many of the most eminent mining engineers in America. MT. Baker suggests that Phoenix give them the glad hand. Here is an opportunity for the board of trade. The visitors will be in town at least a day and that day might be spent in driving them about the valley. That is the kind of treatment they have had everywhere they stopped in California.
 GOOD TEMPLAR POINTS. - The regular annual session of Maricopa dis trict lodge will be held in Phoenix on Saturday, October 2S. There will be two sessions, the first at and the last at 7:30 in the evening The election of officers for the next year will take place at this session. J. Oscar Mullen of Tempe is district tenapIar and C. c. Coy Ol lofdl IOuSe secretary 1Ile Juvenile Temple will be reorganized on Saturday next at o'clock in the new Christian church by Mrs. s. o. Key holds. superintendent. It is expected that Grand Superintendent Green will be present to assist. Mrs. Reynolds re- ] quests that all those interested in the work among the children be present . There is no age limit in the Juvenile Temple above six years. It is probable ! that the time of the regular meetings will be changed to Sunday afternoon, : to accommodate a number who are { prominent in the movement. The ex- ! acutive committee of the grand lodge ! will meet in Tempe on Saturday even i ing next at ' o'clock. After the meet ! ng the members of the committee will ] pay visit to Tempe lodge No. ?. Gar i Transvaa1 controversy on next Mon 1 lay night. F. o. Reynolds will pre- ! sent a paper on the geography and to- ] )ography of the country, M. F. Collins will tell about the inhabitants, and A. [ P. Walbridge will speak of the present ! difficulty between Great Britain and l he BOers. Others will then discuss the , question. A committee was appointed . 1t the last meeting, of which General . Collins is chairman, to arrange for a ! public meeting in the near future to ] be addressed by some one to be an : bounced later. 7
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