Arizona republican., 1901-09-30

times. which prevented high scores. At singles the following scores were made, out of possible 10a Pinney. 8. 8. 3. 3; Morrell. s. 9, '. ,. 1; McCurdy, s, 8, S. s, s; Aitken s, 10. s. 6. 6: Rheiner, 10. 5, s, 9; Erb, ,, ,, ,, ,; Harrison. s, l, G. :; Richardson, g. 3, $, A. Valentine. g. At field shooting the following scores were made, possible 5: Aitken, ?; Richardson, 1, 1, ., 2; Erb, ., 2; Nor rell 9
 ON THE RIGHT TRACK.-EX- Uni ted States Senator Pettigrew of South Dakota who is interested with Sen atOr Jones and ex-Senator Dorsey in the, Picacho mines in Yuma county, has been there during the last week looking over the propertyg Mir. Petit grew is known to fame in several diff ferent ways. and has done a lot of things some people do not approve of, but it may be said without violation of confidence, that whatever he has done in the past, when he invests in Ari- zcna mines he is on the right track and should be encouraged.
 DEATH OF A PIONEER.-A Tue son gentleman who arrived here yes terday reported the death of J. NJ. Castenada of Benson, at St. Mary's hospital in Tucson on Saturday. He had been ill about two weeks and was taken to Tucson on Friday night. The remains have been taken back to Ben son for interment. Mir Casteneda was 65 years of age and has been in the territory for forty years. and at Ben son for twenty years. He was pro- prietor of the Virginia hotel at Benson and also kept large store there. He is widely known all over the terri tory.
 A ORIGINATED COArIAND.-Ma and Mrs. Ed Schwartz have again taken up their residence in Phoenix. Major Schwartz was the mayor of Iron Springs during the summer and sue ceeded admirably in preserving order notwithstanding he had some pretty tough characters to deal with when J. F.. Walker. B. A. Fickas and great many others visited the camp. There is only one family at Iron Springs now: | that is too small a command for aa officer who is used to. commanding d battalion. That family will have to bear the responsibility of regulating its own conduct until the next outing sea | son.
 PHOENIX MERCANTILE STOCKS A Phoenix man who spent the sum- mer in California and who has traveled i extensively in the east. as we'll says | that he knows of no city of its size anywhere, where the merchants carry stocks as large and as well assorted as they do in Phoenix. He took par | ticula- pains a,so to make a compari- l son of prices while away, and found that the ordinary goods retailed here are about as cheap as anywhere. and some things are a great deal cheaper than in larger cities. For that matter it is a fact well known by all whC | travel, that the larger the town thu ] higher the price on any novelty. as long as 1t is a novelty. People who put on style have to pay for it, and il ! is right too, for they can afford to q, so.
 | THE M DONALD MURDER CASE | The dispositions of Lee Ewing anG William Numbers. witnesses in the Me l Donald murder case, will be taken a | ten o'clock this morning before Justic,
 Burnett. That will probably be the las
 of q series of exciting incidents fci
 them in this town, covering a period Q
 one week. They were first detained .la ] witnesses in the murder case. then the, were arrested for participation in tn, killing of Gardner. an attache of tn J Isingling show; that charge havin'
 been dismissed, they were arrested cl ] a charge of disorderly conduct to de
 tain them as witnesses in the Gardne | killing. The hearing on this prcteXt ha
 been set for this afternoon. but it i probable they will be dismisssd q on thei ! appearance in court. It is also probabl
 that this will be their last appearanc in Phoenix forever.