Catalog Record: Arizona and some of her friends; the toasts and responses at a complimentary dinner given by Walter S. Logan, at the Marine and field club, Bath Beach, N.Y., Tuesday July 28th, 1891, to Hon. John N. Irwin, governor of Arizona, and Herbert H. Logan of Phoenix, Arizona | Hathi Trust Digital Library

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Arizona and some of her friends; the toasts and responses at a complimentary dinner given by Walter S. Logan, at the Marine and field club, Bath Beach, N.Y., Tuesday July 28th, 1891, to Hon. John N. Irwin, governor of Arizona, and Herbert H. Logan of Phoenix, Arizona.

Other Authors: Logan, Walter S. 1847-1906., Irwin, John Nichol, 1847-1905., Logan, Herbert H.
Language(s): English
Published: [New York? 1891]
Subjects: Arizona.
Physical Description: 48 p. 23 cm.
Original Format: Book
Original Classification Number: F811 .A92
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