Arizona republican., 1908-04-30
OF LOCAL INTEREST

PROHIBITION MEETING-There
 will be no prohibition meeting at the , city hall tonight as reported. but there will be one tomorrow. Friday. night. ! MAY DAY BALL-The Pythian Sis i ters will give their annual May Day 1 balk in Melczers hall Friday evening. 1 May l. IL will he a public ball and | all who like to dance are invited. HEALTH LEAGUE-The officers of the Health League are reouested to meet at the home uf Mrs. Garret Ryan on North Center street. Friday morn l ing at II o'clock
 LEFT FOR CANADA.-George l Good. the mining engineer. left last night for Detroit and a trip to Canada ! to examine some mining properties. | He will return to Phoenix in arout six , weeks.
 THE CRlTTENTON HOME.-The. regular monthly business meeting of the Florence Crittenton Home board will be held tonight in the parlor of the First M. F.. church at s D. m. and every member is urged to attend this meeting without fail
 A PROHIBITION MASS MEETING A prohibition mass meeting was held last night at the city nall plaza which was attended by an aud ence of
 not less than 800. Rev. IE. Campbell
 of the Presbvterian church presided. Addresses were delivered by Rev. R. i C. Douglas. Charles II. Davidson and others.
 DEATH OF LESLIE MARTINI Leslie C Martin died yesterday morn ing at his home 5l9 South Second street age 32 years. He came here about three years ago from New York and leaves a wife and two children. and one sister residing in Phoenix. The funeral will be held Friday morn ing at l0:30 from the parlors of Geo. F. Merryman and interment will take place at Greenwood cemetery.
 PURITY OF THE BALLoT-Gover- nor Kibbey yesterday issued d prOc'a- nation that is designed to make pros pective ballot brokers operate und"~ close cover on Saturday and Tuesday next. He offers d reward of $50 to any person furnishing convicting eNi-
 dence against any other person who
 violates the election law and in addi-
 ton. immunity or pardon to any per
 son who shall D, offered d bribe and 'squeal" on the Nould-be bTiber
 LONG HUNT FOR WITNESSES
 Deputy Sheriff Adams returned last
 night after an absence ofn early d week in the northern part of the ter
 ritory and as far west as Needles af ter witnesses in the case of the stolen | |. Ia.
 spring These horses were distribut- cd bv the thieves over a wide range of territory. but all of them were eventually recovered. Most of the wit
 neSseS were present at the preliminary examination of the thieves a month
 after the theft.
 SURPRISE PARTY-The friends ,t A ". Galpin gave surprise party
 at his nome on Central avenue lI.i evening. the event being in honor "t his birthday anniversary. Last' Mon day Was the official date of the an niversary. but the party was not held until last evening for the reason that il was suspected that he had suspected that something would be doing. In
 the case of d surprise party it is al ways desirable that somebody be sur prised. which proved To be the case last night.
 CHANGE OF RESIDENCE-Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Nichols have given iup their house on East Adams street and have taken rooms temporarily at Mrs Churchilrs. 2oS East Monroe
 street. They will leave shortly for ar extended eastern trip. Judge Nichols being one of the three gentlemen Wno will accompany Governor Kirbey in his visit to Washington for a conf, "- ence with the president on the con- servation of resources. Mir and Mrs. [ Nichols vii return in the fall and
 Phoen,N will continue to be their home