Arizona republican., 1909-05-10
Of Local Interest

THE END OF A VSIT-Mrs. D. D. Crabb who has been visiting in Phoe- nix for the past month left on the Santa Fe yestreday morning for her home near Prescott
 ELkS' FLOWER DAT-The local lodge of Elks on Saturday had a flow | CT day, distributing large number of 1 bouquets among the sick people in the l hospitals and elsewhere
 GRADUATION REcITAL-sThe Ari- zOna School of Music announces a recital to be given Friday evening, ! May IA. in the school auditorium, by Miss Laverna L. Losing, a graduate of the school in voice.
 FUNERAL OF JEROME B. ENG- l llSH-The funeral of Jerome B. Eng fish will be held rl;s afternoon at ? o'clock in the M. E. Church, South. The funeral will be under the aus pices of the Masonic order, of which deceased was a member
 BATTLESHIP ARIZoNA-Possibly few people know there is one but there is and it is all right. Better still it was built in Phoenix and may be seen in the window of the Long Hardware company. The hull is made of two monster crosscut saws and the arma- ment is superb the heavy guns being made of large size hose nozZles.
 A RECOVERED BICYCLE-Justice Johnstone yesterday morning found bicycle in a ditch near his residence. It is a sort of nondescript wheel, not of great value but worth the while of .l,. been stolen. one of the tires went down and the machine being of no further use to the thief he tossed it aside
 PRESCOTT GAME FLUkED-The Phoenix base ball team could not find an adversary worthy of it's steel in Prescott yesterday. Two members of the Prescott team were enlisted at Fort Whipple and case of diphtheria developing near their adobe at the post. the post physician placed these two players in quarantine. The PhOe- nix team insisted that the Prescott team be strengthened by the best out side material available but it was no use. Then the Phoenix team offered to lend the enemy the use of Spauld- ing but that offer was also rejected and in no way could it be fixed up so the hungry Prescott people who were yearning for a base ball exhibition, could be gratified. The Phoenix team cannot help but feel that its superior ity on Saturday rather chilled the feet of the mountainAers else would they have been sporty enough to come through, even had it been only to de- feat.
 TO RESURVEY YCITY-Ernest Pint CT, of San Francisco, arrived here yesterday and will be in Phoenix for the next two months or more MT. Pinter is representing the Sanborn Map company, of New York, Chicago and San Francisco, and his business is to make resurvey of the city to provide maps for the fire insurance companies. He made the last survey for the maps now in use, spending some time here few years ago, and having quite a number of acquaint- ances here. The new map will neces- sarily contain many additional sheets, owing to the growth of the city, which no one can appreciate better than MT. Pinter. who makes a survey of every house. He says that with only cursory glance he can note a wonderful growth in Phoenix since he was here last. He comes here from Tucson, where he has been engaged for the last two months, and before that was in Bisbee and Douglas, hav- ing spent the last ten months in Ari- Zona.