Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-21

" tit HtlVtBiA oAieNI tAallWdl com pany in failing to obey the general reconstruction order of the state cor poration commission, Attorney Gen eral George Purdy Bullard may ask that receiver be appointed for the company
 General fund warrants are now be- . ing issued by the state treasurer. tJn- tii November, when taxes begin to come in the various banks that are designated as state Repositories will
 take up these warrants at their face value. The warrants bear interest at , five per cent
 Last year the deficit in the state treasury was about s200,008 This year it will be slightly in excess of S100.00O Within the next thirty days the attractive new administration build ing of the Phoenix United States h. dian school, north of the city, will be fully completed. Already Superin- tendent Goodman, Assistant Superin- tendent Breid and other officials have
 moved in. Finishing touches are being rapidly applied.
 TUCSON-Adiutant General Charles w. Hlcl 10 Ol IONlllA atlN iiAo StAh= will arrive in Tucson September 29 for the purpose of selecting a site for the state armOry to be occupied by Company K the banner company of the state militia. The adjacent gen eral and his staff will be met by Cap tain Willard G. Seeley of Company K. and Captain | E. Huffman of the med ical cCrDs. and other militia officers.
 The Fl Paso business mems trade excursion. under the auspices of the Fl Paso chamber of commerce, will he in Tucson October t2 and spend the evening, according to H. II. Fris, cir collation. manager of the Fl Paso Her ald. who is in the city this week.
 Mrs. F.. c. Capo left yesterday morn ing for Chicago, where she will attend the general grand chapter of the world, Order of the Eastern Star, as grand representative for the State Of Ari- zoua. She was selected at the state meeting which convened in Bisoee in February Of this year. The general grand chapter coayenes on Monday
 From Chicago Mrs. Capo gees to New York City, where she will at tend the grand chapter of New 1ork state as grand representative from Arizona and past grand matron. on her return by the northern route she will visit the state grand chapters or Iowa. oregon, at Portland and Calitor- mia in flc capacity Of grand represen- tative from Arizona.
 Following tine meeting of the Call forria grand chapter she will return to Tucson, thus crossing the continent twice in her journey.
 According to a letter received yes terday by J. W. Stinson of Tucson he has beeu appointed to the position Of Special OficeT in tEe Indian serVlce at salary of S135O iH connection with the work of suppressmg the liquor traI- dc among the Indians.
 PHOENIX, Ariz, Sept 2e-The careful and conscientious service of ]. E. White were recognized yester- day by the public announcement that he had been appointed treasurer of the Arizona Eastern Railroad com pany and assistant treasurer of the Pacific of Mexico, succeed ing P. J. Archer, who recently died ia 
 Mr. White has been acting as casn- fer of the Arizona Eastern and South ern Pacific of Mexico for more than A year in Tucson. He has resided in the city for three years and formerly for a period Of about five years, was for the Southern Pacific of Mexico at Empalme. His services for the company altogether covers a period of eight years
 The former treasurer, P. J. Archer, was drowned while on a leave of ab- sence in California for the purpose of his health.