Arizona republican., 1900-09-24

l JEWISH SERVICES-TOday is Rosh | Hoshanah, an important annual relig- ious festival for all protesting the Jew fsh faith. Religious services will be held at Elk's hall at o'clock this morning, to which all are cordially invited.
 HIT ON THE HEAD. Two Mexi- cans got into an altercation near the NJ. & P. depot yesterday and before they were through with it one of them landed vigorously on the head of the other with club. He was dazed a bit, but not dangerously hurt.
 PUPILS ALL IN-This week will
 see all of the city schools filled to their
 fullest capacity. Since the opening the pupils have been returning from their vacations but now virtually all of them
 are in and settled down to the regular
 course of study.
 GENERAL SIMPSONS RETURN General A. J. Sampson. United States minister to Ecuador, will leave in a few days, with Mrs. Sampson. for Fl PasO, Texas. After a week there he will go to Washington on official busi- ness and then return to Phoenix. Af- ter a Eeek or two here he will sail again for Ecuador. his leave of ab- sence of sixty days having expired
 WANTED SOMEBODY CINCHED.- A man who had been mixed up with the wine cup Saturday night spent a considerable part of yesterday trying to persuade a justice of the peace to Issue a warrant for the arrest of some one whom he believed had stolen S from him the night before. His evi. rn hoc o complaint on.
 QUAIL ARE SCARCE.-Sportsme state that quail will not be so plentiful as usual this year and that when the season opens next month there is likely to be some difficulty on the part of gun ners in finding many of the birds. There is no logical reason offered for the scar city except the possibility that the drouth interfered with the raising of the young birds.
 EXCURSION TRAINS. For the ac- commodation of those living along the line of the s. F. P. & P. railroad, who desire t0 see Pains Battle of San Juan in Phoenix. That company will run special trains today and tomorrow on the following schedule: Leaving Pres colt, 9:30 a. m: Congress Junction, 1:3j D. m.; Wickeuburg, 2:15 p. m. Glendale. 4:15 p. m.; arriving in Phoenix, 4:50 D. m.
 BACK TO ARIZONA. The Florence Tribune says: Professor James Me NaughtOn, late principal of the Tempe normal school. is now in Los Angelss with his family. He will return to the territory about October 1 and take charge of the development of some min ing claims near Globe in which he is interested. He has a streak of CO., baltic ore on the hanging wall of 2O-foot ledge which assays 61 per cent copper at a depth of twenty-five feet, which is certainly better than teaching people with no ideas how to impart in- formation to young ideas.
 THE GUN CLUB SHOOT. The gun clubs shoot yesterday was better at tended than any other it has ever had. There was a large crowd of people on hand to see the new Magaut"ap work. The following scores were maGa It sin gles: McVeagh, 6. ', ,. 8. s: J. Graham. 9. f, s; Aitken. 8, ,, T. 9. 9; Uttire, :. 5. ?. 9; Richardson, 3, 9. 4; Hookcr, B. :, 3. l; Remson, 9. 3. 3, ,: Rayburn, ', g. i, 6, 9; Meek, 7 '. 6, :; NJ. Graham, ;, 6, [, 8; Humm, 4; Pinney. I; Tanner, ., Nor reli, G. At field shooting the scores were: AitlIen, ,, S; J. Graham, ,. s; M. Graham, 6; McVeagh, 8; UttinS, :, s, Richardson, :; Morrell, 3, 9.
 A REVERSAL OF THINGS. Just now, when the eastern small boy has slowed away his marbles, to await the next springs thaw, and is getting out his foot ball clothes, the Salt River val ley youngster is just beginning his play, at pig ring" and other games where marbles are the requisite instru-