The Coconino sun., November 03, 1900, Image 12

About The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978

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THK COCONINO SUN.
A ROUSING RECEPTION.
Gov. Murphy Addressed the Largest
Meeting Ever Held in Coconino County.
Gov. N. O. Murphy, thu ltupuliliuati
nominee for deleato to eonjrccs, re
ceived n most flattering reception at
the opera house on Saturday nitfht.
Kvery -oat in the house was tilled and
stand In;; room was at a premium. An
hour before the meeting the explosion
of powder anil display of lireworks
commenced and continued till the
meeting begun, and the reception to
tliu governor did credit to thu commit
tee on ariangcuicuts.
.1. G. Verkanip, ehairtnan of the Ue
piihlic.tu ceiitial eommittee, called I lie
meeting to older. The coventor was
introduced In Franklin I). Dorr in a
few well chosen words. The governor
was received with hearty applause. He
is a speaker of anility and u ready
talker and his enunciation and de
livery is clear and pleasing. Ho -poke
for an hour and twenty minutes and
during that time he was attentively
listened to hy the large audience.
He reviewed tlie atTair.s of the terri
tory and the Yavapai bond question,
so familiar to all our people, and fully
convinced the doubters that liiseour.se
In '"legalizing" tho-e houds was honest
and fair and pieven'ed the repudia
tion of a just debt, a thlnif much to
the credit of Arizona.
On the subject of statehood Governor
Murphy said that he was in a position
to do much towards obtaining the boon
all Ai Izon.ms so much desire. He had
the promise of President McKinley
that he would sign the bill and the
promise of the chairman of the house
committee on territories, that Arizona
would lie admitted.
The Governor is making many votes
throughout thu territory by his straight
forward and business-like manner in
conducting bin campaign, and Coco
nino county will give hi in a good round
majoril on election day.
Vote for
John Clark
for Supervisor.
Chan. Cauall, manager of the Wil
liams Telephone Cnuip.no, has made
arrangement- to place a telephone at
the Hrighl Angel hotel at the Grand
Cuimm, and for the u-e of the tele
graph line on the Santa Ke & Grand
( auxon rallioad. Telephone uiesuigcM
will 'bo tran-mitted on the line from
Williams to the (iratid Canyon or
vice versa for twenty -live cents each.
This will bea ureal conenienee to
those stopping at tlie urauu Galium.
Vote for
C. A. Greenlaw
for Supervisor.
Klder B. W. Webster, a returned
mi-sionary. will give a lecture Sunday"
at 7:1." p. in. on "The West Indies as
United Slates Colonies and as a Mis
Inn Field." at the Seventh Day Ad
ventlst church. The lecture will be
illusi rated by tiumeinus curios. Ad
mission free. All coidiall-i Invited.
Town water bills are due the lir-t
busbies-da of each month and i.eeome
ileliiHiuenl on the fifth day. Hills must
be paid to clerk at his olllce in town
hall.
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more man passing atieniion mis weea
because of a largo display of line
beef. The market will be known as
the United Cattlemen's Meal Market.
It is their intention to supply this
market with choice meats at reason
able prices.
The management of tlie Templo Bar
has made arrangements to receive tlie
omplete election returns on the nights
of November 0 and 7. The bulletins
art! free to everybody. Yon are in
vited to call at the Temple Mar.