Arizona republican., 1908-04-17
OF LOCAL INTEREST

VISITING MAYoR.-Mayor w. M
 Adamson of Douglas spent yesterday
 in Phoenix
 STRAYS.-The police have two
 horses in the pound. one black geld
 ing and the other a bay lilly.
 PRAYER MEETING. = The Crit ] tenton Home prayer meering tonight | at 7:30 o'clock, will be led by J. NJ
 Huber All are cordially invited. 1 LADIES WILL MEET-The ladies'
 Aid Society of the Baptist church will meet this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, at ] the residence of Mrs. Futile, BPS North | Fourth avenue.
 OPEN DAY AT SCHOOL. - The West End school will have its annual 'Open Day" Friday, April 17th. from l to o'clock. All interested in the
 work are cordially invited.
 LEVY BURRlS.-License to marry was issued yesterday to Frank Levy and Miss Bertha Burris. who were later united in marriage by Justice JOhnstone
 THE MAY GRAND JURY. - Judge Kent, who returned yesterday morning from Yuma, where he had been sit ting for Judge Campbell. ordered grand jury for the May term of court, to be convened on May 2.
 A FREE RECITAL. - Programs have been issued for free recital in
 the afternoon and evening, which will be given by the pianOforte pupils of Miss Fanny Peck tthe Central Meth odist church Saturday the 18th. at 2::%O and o'clock
 TWO EXTRA SLIPPERS. - The Southern Pacific last night ran two extra sleepers to Tucson to accommo- date thescrowd going down to attend the convention. The regular sleeper was also sent out as usual. A special one-way rate of s5.20 was granted.
 CANTATA.-At the Central M. F. Church South on the evening of Eas- ter Sunday. the cantata of Shelley's Death and Life win be sung by the choir. with the assistance of MT. Muck oils of Santa Ana Cal. The program will be published later.
 EASTER BAklNG.-The Crittenton Home girls are very anxious to se- cure orders for Easter baking and any Phoenix women who are crowded with work and desire some service of this kind are promised prompt and effic- tent work. The orders may be giver. by telephone.
 LOST TREASuRE.-A boy brought to this office last night, white leath- CT handbag containing among other things. visiting cards bearing the name of Mrs. J. D. Robertson. He said he found it near the Capitol grounds.
 EN ROUTE TO PREscoTT-Pres- ident F. P. Murphy, of the .. F. P. & l P. accompanied by P. P Hastings, ! general passenger agent, F. P. Cruice. | assistant to Mir. Murphy. passed l through Phoenix yesterday morning en route to Prescott. The party was joined here by General Manager W. A. 1 Drake.
 PUPILS RECTAL. Programs have been issued for a recital to be | given by the pianoforte pupils of Miss | Fannie Peck at the Central Methodist | Church Saturday afternoon and 1 evening at gao and o'clock. An in- | vitation is extended to the public
 AlHAMBRA DANCE.-The smart | set orchestra will play at the pavilion | at Alhambra this evening. A good i time is assured and all the dancers of | Phoenix are invited For transporta- | AApil St- OdhtS. dl Ff1DtIilA A-NG-t lO, | 9 West Adams.
 WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY | The Woman's Home and Foreign i Missionary Society of the Presbyterian | church will meet in the church parlors | Friday. April 17th, at o'clock India" and The Freedmen" are the topics to l be studied. Miss Burton will lead the ] meeting. Everyone is cordially invit- ! ed to be present
 THE SHERER-BELL CASE. Il Though the habeas corpus case of L. | C. Sherer alias Archie C. Bell is set | for hearing before Judge Kent tomor- row. the judge returned yesterday and | it is possible he will take the matter i up today and hasten it's disposition. as | that it is understood. will be agree | able to all concerned
 CUTTING FOR THE LINE.-Steve | Bailey who has been visiting his nu- | merous friends here for a week or two | escaped from Phoenix last night and | is believed to be making for the Mex ican line. as he has called Nogales | home for several years now. He went | out on the same train with lot of | republican delegates to Tucson. of | various shades of political color and though he was still a democrat when | the train left last night. he is liable to be anything by this morning.
 Y. M. C. A. BUILDING PROJECT.-l The '. NJ. C. 4. directors held prac- | tically an all-day session yesterday. | beginning at o'clock in the morning and spending the greater part of the | day in conference. Certain matters ! were left to a sub committee which | reported progress last evening, but | affairs have not yet reached a point i where specific action has been talk | en. hence there is nothing given out l yet for publication
 GONE TO LOS ANGELES. B. 4. i Fowler left last night for Los Angeles ! expecting to be gone for about week l He says he expects some person will |