Arizona republican., 1906-06-01

probably fell in Salt river They botl, agreed to that. They also both agreed that 1t was the lucky star for Phoenix.
 WILL NOT lNTERFERE-Gove kibbey yesterday after due and con siderate deliberation over the case of C. c. Leigh, under sentence of death for the murder of Jennie Bauters at Gold Road, Mohave county. announced that he found nothing in the facts placed before him to warrant exec utive interference to prevent the legal punishment for the crime committed. Leigh was sentenced to be hanged De- eember s, but the case was appealed to the supreme court and later placed before the governor, so re-sentencing will be necessary.
 EXECUTIVE PARTY RETURNS Governor and Mrs. Kibbey. Secretary and Mrs. Nichols and Colonel and Mrs J. H. McClintock returned home yes terday morning from a visit to Douglas and Bisbee They are enthusiastic in their praise of the people of those cit ies and were highly appreciative of the royal welcome that was extended to them. In both cities they were ban quoted and toasted" and every pos sible courtesy and convenience was ex- tended to them. At Bisbee. Governor Kibbey delivered an address on Me morial day, the celebration of which was general and impressive.
 kELLY-PETERSoN-One of the prettiest home weddings which has taken place here for many months was one last evening when Rev. Harold Govette performed the ceremony unit ing in marriage Thomas P. Kelly and Wilhelmina Peterson at the home of the brides parents on the Black Can yon road. The ceremony was per- formed at S:3O o'clock in the presence or number of the friends of the con- tracing parties. The bride has since coming to Arizona last November made her home with her mother, a brother and a sister here. She is a charming young lady of twenty. The groom, who is twenty-three years old, has already been so successful in the commercial world as to be the proprietor of a gro cery business in Oakland, from which city he arrived last Monday The couple had known each other many years in Alameda, Cal. The Peterson home had been properly decorated with flowers. The bride was gowned in d beautiful creation of white and the veil she wore was the one worn by her mother when she was married twenty five years ago. The ring service was used, the groom presenting his bride with lovely diamond ring used in the ceremony. The couple left this morn ing over the northern route for Oak land, where they will make their home.
 WHY THE FIGHT FAILED- NJ. E. COnbOy, who represents a coast drug firm and makes his headquarters in Los Angeles, arrived in the city yesterday on one of his regular visits to this city. He was one of the many sports disappointed by the failure of Nelson and Herrera to fight and he brings to the city a line of coast gos- sip regarding the cause of the fiasco The story most common about Les Angeles is that the San Francisco Athletic club has for many months made an effort to break up the club at Los Angeles. They have tried to buy out the club and have always come forward with a fair sized purse for the mills booked to take place on the coast When the Herrera Nelson fight was first advertised there was some question as to where it would be pull ed off, but finally Los Angeles got the show. Now the sports of that city claim that the San Francisco club bought Herrera off an paid him SIO,OOO not to fight. If that is true. according to MT. Conboy the Frisco parties were successful in accomplishing their pur- pose for prize fighting in Los Angeles is as dead as the fight has made Her rera. The second story and according to Conboy there are many who believe 1t, is that the receipts were not enough to pay the purses and both the men or probably only Herrera were paid no: to fight. The question of weights was all talk for 1t was known the Mexican weighed only 133 pounds when he was at the ring at 8 o'clock