Arizona republican., 1910-04-15
BOARD OF TRADE ELECTION

II A MISSIONARY MEETING G-The regular monthly meeting of the Wom-
 ans Home Missionary society of the First NJ F.. church will be held at the residence of Mrs O. II. Christy, 603 North Third. avenue, this afternoon at 2:30 O clock The subject for dis
 cussion will be. Elements of Good 1 citizenship"
 1 DEATH OF CHARLES FLOOD l Charles Flood of Denver died yester- 1 day afternoon about ! o'clock in the 1 Hoffman lodging house of tuberculosis. His welfare here has been looked after l by Frank J. Barr. during the three | months of his residence in Phoenix. l His relatives have been notified and his mother and brother are expected to ar , rive here in a couple of days. The
 body is under the care of Moore X 1 Mcclellan.
 l THE GOSPEL TENT-Last night
 cook place the first of q series of gos- 1 pel tent meetings at Five Points, near ! the car line Those who have these services in charge wish to extend cor l dial invitation to everyone regardless of creed or religious opinions. and it is l hoped that no little amount Of inter- est will be taken in the sermons. which are promised to be the kind that hit
 the right spot. These meetings will be held every night at a:30 o'clock on the corner of sixth avenue and Van Buren street.
 A CHANGE OF OCCUPATION Wesley Hill. who has been steward at the territorial hospital for the insane. resigned yesterday to co into other business /He has not fully decided just what he will do. but he believes that he will associate himself with the operations Of the Mammoth mine at C;oldfield. under the management of Secretary of the Territory Young. Mir. Hill will be succeeded at the asylum hy r. L. Bush. who has been with the Pan-American Ostrich company for the last three years
 UNIQUE SOCIAL AT THE PRES ENTERTAIN cHURCH-AlI members and friends are most cordially invited to spend social hour at the church this evening. at the corner of Third avenue and Adams street. A very unique and entertaining program. con- slsting of vocal and instrumental music and games has been prepared by the ladies. A novel feature of the evening will be the furnishing and serving of refreshments by the gen. tlemen, who will not reveal the secret If what the refreshments will consist.
 but they guarantee patrons will get the worth of your money for there
 will he no charge Special late cars on
 the Indian school line will leave at
 logo o'clock.
 NO MUNICIPAL RATE-In reply to q request sent out by the board of su-
 pervisors to the s. F. P. & P and the Southern Pacific raiiroad companies asking for a municipal rate on bridge materials a reply was received yester- day from General Freight and Passen- ger Agent R $. Stubbs of the Southern
 Pacific saving that he regretted that in view of the already low rate which had lately been put into force. he would be unable to comply with the re- quest A reply to the same effect was received from the general freight and passenger agent of the s. F. P. & r.
 Mir. Stubbs writes that he was absent from Tucson at the time the request
 was made and that it had just been brought to his notice.
 DRAMA AT INDIAN SCHOOL
 The Tragedy of the Royal House. drama in three acts, will be rendered by local talent at the Indian School auditorium tonight for the benefit of the A. NJ l.. church. The play, which was written by Mir James Fl. Robin son. was given in Los Angeles and received the highest compliments Thirty of the most talented people oi
 this city will render the play tonight and d good time is assured all who attend Street car service has been arranged for all who desire to go out. Special scenery has been painted Tor the show and the most costly robes purchased. in order that the play may be given to the very greatest effect Cars will leave the school at 10, l0:3o and II o'clock.
 THE HOUR OF sOaRoW-The funeral of Shirley Allen Creighton, the little son of MT. and Mrs. Ned Creigh- ton. was held yesterday morning at 10:3O o'clock at the family home 1892 West Washington street It was at tended by many friends of not only the bereaved parents. but of little Shirley himself for though only about year and half old he was known by more people than most of the children of his age. He was the particular favorite of many employed in the Capitol build ing who pass the Creighton home daily and who had learned to greet him as familiar figure in the neighborhood. The expressions of sympathy were many not only in Phoenix but through messages of condolence from else where Many floral tributes were sent 10 the house and though nothing could be done to lesson the bangs of bereaVe- I ment. the kindly sentiments were greatly appreciated by Mir and Mrs Creighton. The service was conducted by Rev Orville Coats ard intermept was in Evergreen cemetery.
 CUDAHY'S CHAUFFEuR-By all accounts John Moss. the young chauf- feur who it Is said aided and abbetted Millionaire Cudahy in his assault up-