Arizona republican., 1910-11-06


 terday from a business trip to Los Angeles, where he went earlier in the week.
 MRS. LANDS HOME-Mrs. L. H. Landis has returned from Cleveland, OhiO where she spent the summer with her father. MT. Landis made flying trip to Cleveland and accompanied his
 wife home.
 GOES TO DENVER-L. R. Wickle left last evening for Denver, going via
 the Santa Fe. MT. Wickle expects to remain in the Colorado city several weeks. transacting business and calling
 in friends.
 TROOP OF CAVALRY-TrOopG G. of the Eighth United States cavalry, sta tioned at Fort Huachuca, is now en route to Phoenix from its post. The troop started overland several days ago and is understood to have reached Tucson yesterday. According to the latest information. the troop will ar rive in Phoenix Tuesday or Wednesday and will remain until after fair week. General F. D. Thomas is in command
 JACKLING COMING - General Manager Daniel C. Jackling of the Ray Consolidated Copper company. arrived at Ray yesterday going over land from Globe with party of eastern capitalists. His car, The Cyprus" was sent around through this city and will bring the party to Phoenix Monday afternoon. MT. Jack ling hopes to see the finish of the Los Angeles to- Phoenix automobile race and will leave this city in the evening for the Chino mines.
 HER OWN VILLAGE GREEN-Mrs. Virgil Patterson of Imperial, California. arrived in the city yesterday afternoon and will spend fair week with her par ents, MT. and Mrs. sam F. Webb. She is accompanied by her little niece, the daughter of her brother. Sam Webb. Jr.. who also lives at Imperial Mrs Patterson has hosts of friends here, most of whom remember her as Miss Mary Webb. For some weeks prior to her coming to Phoenix she was at Tue son with another brother, Robert Webb, a former Phoenician. who was recently married in the old Pueblo.
 BlSBEE BAND HERE TODAY The Copper Queen band. which will play at the fair during the. entire week. will arrive here this afternoon at o'clock over the Southern Pa cific The band will arrive in a spe- cial sleeping car which will be side tracked near the depot and will re- main there during the entire stay of ] the band in Phoenix. The members ! of the band will sleep aboard the car taking their meals uptown The | band is said to be one of the best | in Arizona and will be a decided fea ture of the fair.
 NSFERRED-Carl Vogel. who for the last two years and half has been boOkkeeper in the local reclama non service office, left last night for Fl Paso. From that point he will go to Engle, New Mexico, where he will be head bookkeeper for the Elephant Butte | project His transfer comes in the way 1 of merited promotion. for MT. Vogel | is an expert accountant Prior to his i coming to Phoenix he was for some l time connected with the Laguna pro- ject near Yuma. As the force in the 1 local office is being slowly decreased. l no successor to MT. Vogel will be ap- l pointed.
 LIST ROOMS-It is not yet too late to list rooms for fair visitors. Although | the board of trade has several hundred ! rooms listed. it is barely possible that the demand for accommodations for 1 fair week visitors will exceed the sup ply More than a score called at the | board rooms, Second avenue and Adams street, yesterday and secured rooms. i Many more who intended to visit the | fair have written or telegraphed to have rooms reserved Handblls an nouncing that all visitors may secure rooms through the board of trade ane now being distributed on all incoming trains The board room will be open all day tomorrow. It was kept open until nearly midnight Friday and Sat urday nights.
 IS SOME HUNTER-Conductor Joseph Maloney of the Arizona Eastern armed himself with 12-gauge shotgun and six belts of ammunition and on Frl0aN started TOT tue NlluS Ol int Buckeye section. Later in the day ! rush call was received at the office of the train dispatcher asking for a spe- cial car with which to bring in the game which had fallen before the dead l ly aim of the mighty hunter. By actual ] count there were twenty-five quail. 1 seven hundred Sonora doves. sixty three buzzards, eight cinnamon bear, | two cows and a mountain lion. There | was also some small game. shot too late to classify It took six men two hours ! and twenty minutes to load the game ! in the car.
 HERE TO SEE "OHlO"-B D. ! Arthur southern and western sales | manager for the Ohio Motor Car | company, arrived in Phoenix yester- | day afternoon to see the ohio" car | finish in the Los Angeles to- Phoenix | race as well as to take in the races 1 at the fair grounds during the ter 1 ritorial fair MT. Arthur is very en- ! thusiastic about the "Ohio" mak i ing a good showing in the races and 1 thinlgc tba of that gar win |