Arizona republican., 1910-11-08
OF LOCAL INTEREST

GOT A DEER.-Newton Levy and Walter Shelley went hunting in the mountains south of the Salt River on Sunday and managed to secure a deer while still almost within sight of town It was a handsome specimen and all the friends of the two young men in town are today feasting on venison
 LIKE THE REAL THING.-In the window of Hiidebran, the jeweler, has been arranged a very clever represen- tation of an automobile race with three cars rushing around six-foot
 track SaWdust is used in represen- tation of sand and the cars blow along in a truly realistic fashion. One car
 is shown completely wrecked at the
 side of the track and there are
 number of spectator cars inside an enclosure made of watch chains. The Republican cup and two other cups are also within the enclosure, the whole forming a very pretty picture.
 DELEG GATES TO cONSTITU- TON CONVENTION-Not have the political prerogatives. the ladies can not sit out at the Capitol building making a constitution for the state and attempting to look wise, as the gentlemen do. most of them would not give a plugged cent to if they could They would rather attempt to look pretty and make cOnstitu- tions for the statesmen. And the ladies of the Central NJ F. church are serving the kind of home cook ing that makes xxx constitutions in the second booth north of the grand stand entrance at the fair.
 WENT TO LOS ANGELES.-After having inspected the holdings of the Ray Consolidated Copper Company. of which he is vicepresident and gen. eral manager Daniel c. Jackling, ac- companied by a party of ten eastern capitalists, arrived in this city yester- day afternoon in Mir. Jackling's private car Cyprus" The afternoon was spent at the fair grounds and the party left in the evening, the "Cy-
 prus being attached to the Phoenix of the Santa Fe bound for Los Ang- eles MT. Jackling and those accom- panying him expressed themselves as
 greatly interested, not only in the au-
 tomObile races, but in the territorial
 fair, which they said compared fla vorably with anything of the sort
 seen in the east.
 CATTLE GROWERS TO MEET.- The Arizona Cattle Growers associa-
 ton will convene this evening at o'clock in annual session, an interest
 ing program being arranged. Governor R. E. Sloan will open the session with an address of welcome and response will be made by Dwight B. Heard. The report of President w. w. Cook | of this city is expected to be of more than usual interest, as will also be that of Treasurer O. H. Christy. An address is also scheduled to be made | by Secretary J. D. Carter of the live | stock sanitary board. The convention will continue through Thursday night
 officers being elected for the ensuing year The program for tomorrow l night includes an address by Secre- I tary T. w Tomlinson of the National Livestock association of Denver and | other addresses by Professor J. J. Thornber on "Our Grazing Ranges" '" and by Hon. Will C. Barnes of the U. s. D. A, division of forestry.
 1 SHOULD REGISTER NUMBERS Marshal Moore has announced that l he is desirous that all visiting auto ists will report to the police station the number of their license tags so | that a record may be kept of all the cars at present in the city. It will not be required that city tags be se- cured where a car already bears tag from some other point. He is anx-
 ious that all autoists comply with this
 request
 ARE VARIED HERE.-Tom Laf-
 kas an5 Miss MF-y Rubio came over
 from LOS Ang es to witness the finish l of t.1e anto1nobile races and to take l iE the territorial fair. They arrived here yesterday and yesterday after 11n~Es Oh returning from the fair I sunds they.visited the office of Jus I fice Parker and were united in mar I riage After remaining here for a
 few days they will proceed to Tucson,
 where they have friends. and will re- | turn to Los Angeles, where they will { ft,t,1