Arizona republican., 1905-04-19

BOWLING-Entries for the prize ball to be bowled for at the Hotel Adams alleys will close this week A pool tournament for a champions fancy iointed cue will begin Monday night April 24. During the tournament a match game will be played between St. Louis and a Dallas player both of whom are now in the city. Other par ticuIars are promised later
 THE GORDON CONCERT-As the days go by interest in the farewell concert of Mackenzie Gordon Is grow ing and there is no doubt but that lt
 will prove his most successful musical effort in this city. and all efforts nave been successful It is expected that the names of those who are to assist him and more specific announcement of arrangements can be made in day or two.
 KILLED A LEOPARD-L. l.. White who is in the city from the White mine says that the camp cook few days ago killed a leopard within hundred yards of the camp house. It was not Ivnx. a wildcat or any other sort of tin horn leopard such as is often found in this coun- fry but the real genuine, short haired, spotted. long tailed leopard such as one rrads about in books. White didn have the skin with him to prove it but he said that the boys at the camp have il and are curing it with the scalp and claws attached.
 PHOENIX 6 EASTERN TRAINS The Phoenix & Eastern which for some days past has been enabled to run only makeshift train service between Tempe and Florence, on account or bridge conditions will, beginning this morning at s o'clock city time. run a daily train from here to the tunnei and back. The start will be made from the Santa Fe depot in Phoenix and the trains will cross the Salt river over the NJ. &, r. bridge which has been re- paired
 HE ROBBED THE BLlND-Jesus Martinez was before Justice Johnstone yesterday charged with obtaining S2 by false pretenses from Jesus Lucero. blind beggar. He had offered Lucero what he said was a check for S9 He wanted S2 on it; the next day they would take it to the bank and get 1t cashed. Lucero showed the 'check to somebody who had eyes and he saw that it was nothing but an application for a money order on which Martinez had written his name He was asked in court if he did not know that the do- cument was no good. He replied that he did know; if it had been good he could have it cashed. He was fined three times the value of the money he obtained by fraud and was sentenced to twenty days in the county jail be- side.
 CHURCH CONcERT-The concert given by the NJ. l.. church last night was q most excellent one though there was not a large audience in attendance wherefore it is a fact that a great many people lost a musical treat. The solos of Mrs. Tiffany. Miss Rathbone and F.. r. Wilson were good and each or them responded to the demand of an encore. Miss Blanchard in her whist ling solo. in which she accompanied hcrsC'H o1 the piano furnished a de- ightfUl number that resulted in her recall when she gave another and similar selection. Her plano and violin solos were also well received Prof. TOdds organ solos and accompaniment were performed in a manner that was mot highly entertaining and he re- ceived testimonials of appreciation at each appearance. But probably the most notable numbers were the chor- uses of the children which were execut- ed with great perfection and in the most charming manner.