Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15
Wednesdays Daily.
Hat,Hee for the Children.

bdtnee TOT t6e Cd!CFeH. l The Operatic Company propose giv- ing the children Matinee on Satur day from 9 to o'clock ?. m. This will afford the rising generation an op portunity for an entertainment such as they have never before enjoyed in 1 Tucson. Youth is the time to laugh and if the presentation of Jenny Lind don't make them smile, nothing will. We have not been informed official ! ly," but we believe the price of ad- mission will be for children 9 cents and jO cents for adults This places two hours of excellent amusement within the reach of all, and we trust a proper interest will be taken in the matter so as to give both the children and the company full benefit.
 Returned.
 Mir s. $. Arnold, Of Iowa, is back again to Arizona after an absence of several months. Although absent he dId not forget nor neglect the interests of Pima County. He is prepared for still greater developments on his prop crty in Arivaca, and has also been in sirumental in awakening a lively in terest in Arizona mines among the peO- pie of his State. He expects some prominent mining men here in about d month, among whom are Mir. Joseph Knots, of Council Bluffs; Gen. Rem mick, of Colorado, and Hon. II. White, of Red Oak, Iowa-all of whom come hoping 10 find profitable investments here, and they are not liable to be dis appointed.
 PROF. Cox and Mr Elston were over in the Catarinas during the storm. For. thirty-siX hours there was continual downfall of ram and sleet, and after that a heavy snow storm. The wind was very high, so that the tent in. which they slept was carried entirely away. They conclude that the zeph-I yrs Of Arizona are very much like those of the North Pole.
 To-DAY we saw some fine specimens of r.ck from the Evergreen District, brought in by Mr. John Davis, the pio- neer prospector or that section. The grade is good and the quality is i'm mense. Capitalists should turn their attention that way, as it is only few miles from town
 PROF. SILVA has opened a private academy for young ladies and has ar ranged for thorough instructions in all branches of English ana Spanish. His. announcement with references appears in to-day's CITIZEN and we bespeak for. the Professor liberal support.
 To-DAr Lord & Williams shipped. 13,O0O pounds Of assorted merchandise. to the house ot F. Herrera G Co.,, at Charleston. The stock is complete. and comprises just the articles needed by a new firm in a mining camp.
 MR. ". \. A. NORTON, Superintend- ent of the N NJ. and T. Stage Com pany is looking over the line and left this morning on his return trip. Mrs. Norton accompanies him.
 MR. A. B. LEACH is now the agent for OhneSorgen and Walkers stage line. He is active and obliging, and will send you up every day in the week.
 MR. A. BHIcKE, of Florence, passed through town yesterday on his way to' join his father in Tombstone, where tLey are building up a handsome pat ronage in the hotel business.
 WE learn that the rain to the west ward was very heavy. The ,tage road from Picacho down is v,ry heavy and considerable damage was done the railroad in the vicin1ty of Gila Bend.
 Hoy. s. R. DELoNG left this morn inc for Fort po-r;a