Weekly journal-miner., 1909-04-21
RECEPTION !. TO DUR NEXT GOVERNOR
Prescott Citizens Show Their Regards For and Appreciation Of Judge Sloan And Respects to Secretary Young.
(From Tuesdays Daily)

(frOm Tuesday DaIly)
 At meeting of the committee ap- pointed by Mayor Goldwater to ar range for a public reception to be ten dered Judge Sloan, recently appointed governor, and George [, Young, re- gently appointed secretary of the Ter rity, held yesterday afternoon at 9 clock, it was decided to hold the re- eeption tonight in the Elks' Theater.
 Every one in the city is invited. It is the earnest desire of Mayor Gold water and the committee that the re- eeption be in every way worthy of the high character of the gentlemen whose appointments have brought not only signal honor to this city, but to insure high-minded, efficient and economic administrations of the affairs of Ari- zona which will be, beyond doubt, soon admitted into the sisterhood of states, adding another star to the banner that above all others stands for equal ity and justice.
 Considering the limited time at the disposal of the committee of arrange ments, A. A. Jonns, chairman, with Attorney John Mason Ross, Supervisor B. II. Smith, c. T. Joslin and J, P. Dillon, his associates, have arranged an elaborate program, which they in vite everyone in the city to assist them in carrying out in its every de- tail. .s-..
 Realizing the importance of the as sistanee of the leading women of the city in an event of so much impor- tance, they consulted the Monday Club, which appointed the following mem- bers of that popular social organiza- tion and a number of others to assist at the reception. The reception com mittee appointed by the Monday Club follows:
 Mrs. J. B. Cleveland, Mrs. M. Gold water, Mrs. F. M. Murphy, Mrs. G. H. Palmer, Mrs. H. T. Southworth, Mrs. J. A. Hope, Mrs. T. W. Otis, Mrs. J. W. Mines, Mrs. s. Watson. Mrs. R. E. Morrison, Mrs. W. S. Norviel, Mrs. F. s. Clark, Mrs. J. c. Stephens, Mrs. c. H. McLane, Mrs. D. Fagerberg, Mrs. F. Kessler, Mrs. R. H. Burmister, Mrs. W. D. Baker.
 The reception committee of men ap- pointed by the arrangements commit tee is headed by Mayor Goldwater, who will deliver the address of wei come. Aldermen Beleher, Head, Wilson and Hughes; Supervisors Harrington. Smith and Stewart; Captain Guy II. Palmer, commander at Fort Wnipple, and staff; Captain H. G. Coykendall of Company E, A. \. G., and staff; ex- Associates Justices of the Supreme Court J. J. Hawkins and F.. W. Wells; the members of the Northern Arizona Bar Association, ex-Delegate to Con gress J. F. Wilson; the Honorables F. M. Murphy, Hugo Richards, R. \. Frederieks, M. B. Hazeltine, J. W. Mines. F.. A. Rogers, R. H. Burmister. J. A. Hope, J. I. Gardner, F. L. | Wright, W. A. Drake, NJ. ]. Hickey. John Lawler, and W. D. Baker.
 Preceding the reception band con cert will be held on the plaza by the Prescott Brass Band, commencing at : o'clock.
 At 7:50 o'clock, the reception com i mittee will call on Secretary George 1 |. Young at the St. Michael Hotel, {. when he will accompany them to the ! palatial home of Governor Sloan on | North Mount Vernon street. The pro | eession to Governor Sloan's residence ] will be led by the band, followed by Company E of the Arizona National | Guard, Captain Coykendall command ing. Secretary Young and the reeep- tion committee will follow in automo- piles.
 Arriving at the residence of Govern or Sloan, he will enter the automobile with Secretary Young and members of the reception committee and the eOun- ter march to the Elks opera house started.
 At the Elks opera house Mayor Gold water will deliver the address of wei come. Governor Sloan will respond. followed by Secretary Young.
 National airs will be diseOursed by { the band and the Smith-Emanuel or ehestra, which has been engaged for the occasion. The public reception to Arizona's new governor and secretary