Arizona republican., 1908-11-09
OF LOCAL INTEREST

THE DELTA AlPHA-The Delta Alphas will have its regular monthly meeting at the Christian church this evening at 1880. All be present. NOTARIES PUBLIC - Governor l Kibbey has appointed the following
 named citizens notaries public: L. O. Tucker of Prescott, H. T. Firth of
 Aravapia, T. E. Pomeroy of Mesa, H.
 " Young of Phoenix, D. J. Curry of
 Wickenburg, L. c. Harden of Phoenix,
 and Arthur G. Moritz of Phoenix.
 DELEGATES APPoINTED-Gover-
 nor Kibbey on Saturday appointed ten
 delegates to represent Arizona in the
 American Mining congress which will
 meet in Pittsburg beginning Decem-
 Der ?. The delegates appointed are:
 Walter Douglas, Bisbee; Norman Car
 michael. Clifton; Charles E. Mills,
 Morenci; Hoval A. Smith, Bisbee;
 Will L. Clark, Jerome; w. F. Stanton
 Tombstone; J. w. Bennie, Clifton;
 Frank NJ. Murphy, Prescott; Frank Powers. Harshaw. and NJ. H. McCar- thy, Globe.
 GONE TO BISBEE-P P. Hastings, general freight and passenger agent of the s. F. P & P, F. A. Jones, traf- fife manager of the Maricopa County Commercial club, J. B. Cook. manager of the Pacific Coast creamery at Tempe and Charles Korrick, one of leading merchants of Phoenix, left Saturday night for Fl Paso. Their purpose is to attend the meeting of the interstate commerce commission to be held in that city today. when a hearing will be given the case brought by the Commercial club against Wells Fargo & Co.
 POLICE ULTIMATUMS.-Ma Moore announces that any festive mOys, or grown people either, who are caught throwing missiles at the electric globes with which the city is illumi- mated will be severaly dealt with. He also announces that on the occasion of the Friday night masquerade any masked person interfering with and unmasked person or vice versa, will be considered as committing a mis- demeanor and be promptly arrested. A~ VI . DpNs Ia ANtd lO nave dll lHt fun he can. but at the same time at tend to his own business.
 COYOTES" WILL GET A DIN NER, MAYBE-A stimulating effect was produced on the Phoenix High School track team, better known as the Coyotes" by the offer of Dr. Francis H. Redewill of a banquet to them in case they win all of the track meets in which they will take part this year. While the conditions are not exactly easy, there is still a chance that the boys may get the dinner and the doctor have to pay for it, which he will doubtless be glad to do just to see the boys win. To win the dinner the boys will have to win 130 points from Tempe Normal in the two meets. They will have to win-over ten schools entered in the contests at the fair this week, and also to win from the University of Arizona in a dual meet. However. this program does not seem to dampen the spirits of the Coyotes. They have already won once from Tempe, and think they can do it again. They do not expect easy sailing when they go up against Yuma and all the other schools which will send teams to the fair, and they do not underestimate the strength of the U. of A. men, but you know you can't | kill a coyote till he is dead.
 ANOTHER RECORD GONE TO SMASH-The Republican is so used to | breaking its records with respect to | growth in circulation and advertising | business that those events seem com | nonplace and hardly worthy of men |