Arizona republican., 1901-02-25
THE DEDICATION
The Crowd Began Arriving Yesterday
 Morning.

The capitol building will be dedicated today and it will therefore be made n rcd letter day. Visitors from the north began arriving yesterday morn ing and more came in last night. A southern special brought large num- Der last night and others are expected this morning. The exercises will all take place in the afternoon, beginning with the parade at 1:3o o'clock. The dedicatory addresses will be delivered from an elaborately decorated grand stand on the east front of the capitol building.
 The reception will occur in the even ing in the executive chambers, the of fees of the secretary and the legisla- tive chambers, all of which have been handsomely decorated.
 The occupants of the grand stand will be the governor and his staff and their wives. the members of the legislature and their wives, justices of the supreme court. federal territorial, county and city officials as follows:
 Governor Murphy. Secretary Akers. Chief Justice Webster Street. Associate Justices F. M Boan. Geo, R. Davis and +. F. S.oan, eX-GoVernOr Tritle, the governoI'S staff Allen T. Bird, Mexican consul, the capitol commission, chair men of the boards of supervisors, Mayor Gang. the common council, Major J. w. Evans, Aaron Goldberg, ]. w. Ben ham,J. l.. E. Alexander, Major J. II. Me- iIintanE NY n n'Naill Miss O'Nein and Mrs. O'Neill of Washington, D. C.. mother and sister of the gallant "Bucky," Chancellor William Herring, President NJ. M. Parker. Professor G.. II. Trut, Professor A. J. McClatchie Auditor G. ". Vickers, .Attorney-G eral C. F. Alnsworth, Marshal w. NJ. Griffith. Robert F. Morrison, Rev F. A. Penlck, and Rev. Mir. Hedgpeth, F.. J. Bennitt. |. s. Fileld. G. II. Galla- gher, Sinis Ely. General II. F. Robin son. Col. NJ J. Eagan, Col, Win Wylie. Col Epes Randolph. Lieutenant-C w. P. Harlcw. Lftutenant-Col. II. ]. Jessop, Major Frank r. Alkire Chap lain Winfield Scott Col. J. H. Martin and Chaplain Lewis Halsey.
 The invitations include ladies. and in order to accommodate them all with seats the contractor has arranged for forty chairs in the balcony, which overlooks the grand stand and is the most inviting location of the whole ar rangement. The executive committee announces that 1t has endeavored to see that no persons entitled to seats on the grand stand have been overlooked
 The line of march will be from Sec ond street, up Washington to the grounds, and as the parade will start promptly without fail at 1:S0 o'clock, everybody participating should be at their respective positions ready for marching by 1:15.
 The order of parade is as follows:
 Grand marshal and aids. Indian school band.
 x. c. A.. Companies F.. C. B. Governor and staff. Mexican consuls. Secretary of territory.
 Judges.
 Capitol commission.
 Pioneer band.
 University cadets.
 Normal school cadets. Speakers of the day. Council.
 House.
 Chairman boards of supervisors.
 Band.
 Indian school cadets.
 Mayor and city council.
 Phoenix fire department.
 Citizens in carriages.
 Line of march Is from Second street and Washington, west on Washington to the capitol
 Indian school band and the N. G. A. will form on North Second street, rest ing on Washington.
 Pioneer band. Adams and Center street, University of Arizona and Nor mai school cadets. Adams street, east of Second street resting on Second
 Mesa band. North First street, cor ner Adams.
 Indian school cadets, North First street. north of Adams, resting on Adams.
 Phoenix fire department. South Sec ond street, resting on Washington.