Arizona republican., 1904-05-04

was assigned to a room with a spring lock on it. opening from the outside.
 INDEFINITELY POsTPONED.-On account of the sudden and serious ill- ness of the principal speaker, the entertainment that was to have been given by the Indian school in the interest of the w. c. T. u. on Thursday evening, has been in- definitely postponed.
 AN OFFICE CRANGE.-John Fer nan, who has for some months filed the position of stenographer in the To- cal offices of the reclamation service. left last night for St Louis. He eE poets to go from there to Chicago, then 10 Boston, spending the summer in tho east. He has been succeeded as steno- graphey by Miss Florence Armstrong of this city.
 TOURIST TRAVEL.-The tide of tourist travel is now eb6irg very rap idly. The greater number of winter visitors who do not expect 10 remain during the summer, have already left for other parts and the first excursion to the coast has been run by both the railroads. From this time on it is likely the outgoing trains will be moro heavily loaded than the incoming trains.
 LADIES' TEA.-The ladies of tn. city are once more invited to take tea" with the ladies of the aid society of the First NJ. E. church tomorrow CThurs- day) afternoon at the home of Mrs. Massie, POS South Seventh Ave. All Come and bring your friends. for ali will be welcome. Hours 2:30 to , pm. Ladies to serve are Mesdames Cover dale, Lloyd, Christy, Harris. Mathews and Massie.
 THE EVANGELISM MEETINGS. MT Sheafor gave his first Bible reading yesterday afternoon, his theme being ''The Personality of the Holy Spirit" His ably treated subject last evening was How We Fail" Mrs. Sheafor sings at all of the services and her solos are inspiring. Mir. Sheafor's theme for tomorrow evening will be How to Get What You Want" Mrs Sreafor will sing T Have Been Alone With Jesus"
 FREE RETURN TRANSPORTA- .TION.-By an agreement between the railroads some months ago the practice of issuing return trip transportation to shippers of live stock, a practice that obtained for years, was discontinued. It is learned that the Santa Fe has now withdrawn from that agreement and yesterday announcement was made at the local office that hereafter return transportation would be furnished to shippers.
 PROBABLY VOTED.-A number of vags were jailed Monday night as an nOunced in yesterdays paper. Yester- day morning an officer who was standing near the city hall, saw a man turn away from the jail window in d very suspicious manner and in fron- of the window lay an empty alcohol bottle, it's contents having been poured through the grate to the thirsty vags who held their tin cups below. The man was arrested and jailed, but did not stay there long. A democratic leader missed him and came after him. putting up the necessary bail bond.
 THE LAST CHANCE.-Some. time ago mention was made of the insertion in this paper of an advertisement of the Vim. H. Hoegee Go. of Los Angeles, in which it was announced that by clipping the ad and sending it in with any photograph desired, for a very trttling sum a dozen pictures would be reproduced and returned to the sender. The purpose. of course, was to give the firm advertising, greater publicity as it is not picture making house itself. A letter received from the Hoegee Co. says the advertisement nas brought most flattering returns. As the time limit expires on the 5th of May. and this issue contains the last advertise ment under the contract in another