Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13
ToDay's.
StandinQ Of Boys m Public School.

To-Day's.
 Standinq Of Boys n Public School
 History of United States-J. Monioya, 1; O. Davis, 2; P. Asuirre, 3; R. Wood. {; N. Van Alstine, 5.
 Fifh Reader-S. Wood. 1; O. Davis, 2; R. Wood, 8: P. Aguirre. 4; J. Montoys, 5; N. Van Alstine, 6.
 Fourth Reader--M. Cordoba, l; c. Eos ter, 2; A. Keen, 3; M. Carrillo. 4; L. Sal ford, 5; M. Brichts. 6; V. Meyers, :; O. Sim ohue, s; F. Ortiz, 9.
 man. I; s. Aguirre, 2; H. Levin, 8; E. Bar ton, 4; G. Ruelas, 5; H. Wood, 6; V. Cor doba, !; D. Fay. s; c. Fells, g; NJ. sinohue, 10; E. Spofford, II.
 Third Reader, Second Class-H. Meyer, II; J. Velasco. 2; V. Dias, 8; W. Brown. 4; lC. ott, 5; N. Butler, 6; T. Legarra. '; NJ. Drachman. 8; J. Benedict, g; J. Mon tafia. 10.
 Geography, First Class-J. Montoya, l.; O. Davis, 2; P. Aguirre. 8; s. Wood. {; R. Wood, 3; N. Van Al>tine,6.
 Geography, Second Class-C. Sinohue, Ii; lC. Foster, 2; 8. Aguirre, 8; A. Keen, 4; N. Meyers, s; F. Ortiz, 6; L. Safford,7.
 Geography, Third Class-M. Cordoba, |; Fl. Drachman, 2: V. Cordoba. 8; A. Levin, {; H. Wood, 5; N. Borton, 6; NJ. Carrillo, 7; M. Brichta, g; H Meyer, 10; G. Ruelss. Il; c. Felis, l2; D. Fay, lS Geography. Fourth Class-E. Sponord, II; c. Ott, 2; ". Brown. 3; Nj. Drachman, 4. Spanish Translation, First Classy. Cordoba, l; M. Carrillo. 2; H. Drachmsn, lS; H. Meyer, 4; c. Felis. 5; M. Brichts' $; c. Ruelas, '; T. Legarra, 8. Spanish Translation, Second Class-M. Cordoba. l; s. Aguirre. 2; H. Levin, 3; N. Meyer, 4; NJ. Sinohue. 5; V. Dias. 6.
 English Grsmmar-J. Montoya, l; O.. Davis, 2; R. Wood. 8; c. Foster. 4; s.. Wood, 5; A. Keen. 6; N. Meyer,7; F. orti1' Is; c. sinohue. g; L. spoford, 10.
 Arithmetic, First Class-D. Fay, l; 0. Ruelas, ?; W. Brown. 8; H. Wood. 4; N. Borton. 5; J. MontafR,6. Arithmetic, Second Class-M. Brichta. l.: T. Legarra, 2; J. Velasco, Arithmetic, Third Class-H. Levin, l; N Meyer, 9; A. Keen, 8; s. Aguirre. 4; C.. Felis. 5i N. Sinohue, 6; H. Meyer :; V. Dias, 8,
 Arithmetic, Fourth Class-o. Davis, l.; NJ. Cordoba, 2: N. Van Aistine, 3; K. wood, f; c. Foster, 5; S. Wood, 6; M. Car rillo, :; F. Ortiz, g.; c. Sinohue.s.
 Arithmetic, Fifth Class-J. Montoya, Ii; P. Aguirre. 2; L. Safford,3 3. Algebra-J. Montoya, l; P. Aguirre, 2; L. Stafford, 3.
 English Spelling, First Class-O. Davis' II; s. Wood, 2; NJ. Cordoba, 8; J. Montoya, (; P. Agulrre, s; R. Wood. 6; F. Ortiz,7; A. Keen. g; c. Foster, g.; N. Van Alstine' 10; L. Safford.lI.
 Spelling, Second CIsss-H. Drachman, Il; H. Levin, 2; Aguirre, 8; M. Carrillo' 4; N. Barton. 5; H. Wood, s; 0. Sinohue' l7: N. Meyer, 8; V. Cordoba, g; G. RuelAs, no; D. Fay II; M. Brichts, F; NJ. sInohue. ilS; W. Brown, IA.
 ] THE Rev. Mir. Todhunter, who recently visited some parts Of Arizona, has given couple Of lectures in San Francisco since his return, and points of what he said appear in the city papers. AS mr. T. while here seemed 10 be able 10 tell the oldest settlers more about Arizona than they presumed to know, 1t is not surpris ling that the re ports Of his lectures contain hardly anything that his friends here recognize as facts, and confirms the opin- lion of many Of them that his conceit and selfsufficiency were above their large estimate.
 1 A s5O silver brick was laid upon our table the other day from the LongaTena mine. Arivaca District. It was reduced by hand from a small amount of ore and shows that the ledge carries wealth, lrP. s. The brick was not len upon our table.l
 A GRAND tournament is suggested Tor the Ith Of July. Twenty-Five knights In glittering uniform mounted on foaming chargers are to make mad lunges Rt three suspended rings and the successful Knight will crown a queen. We are inclined 10 aid the proposition as it will afford an en- tire new programme for Tucson. It was also suggested to follow the tournament with A grand ball in the evening. MT. Levin is right on hand and offers to pre- nara A course for the riders and room for lthe dancers. If the matter is taken hSi1 of at once in the proper spirit, 1t can oe made A successful and enjoyable eater tainment.
 AN excellent quality of Angelica wine ia now offered for sale by Messns, Crsisue X Horton. In fact thts entcrprising nrm have the very best of all kinds of liquors and cigars. Prices satisfactory.
 MR. CLUM, editor and proprietor Of IRE lCIrIzES, is off again to-day, tais time to view the riches and see the good people or Patagonia and Hershaw Districts.
 THE Gem Saloon Is now solely owned and managed by David Allen. IL Is on popular corner on Congress street
 MIR. CHAs. F.. McCLIsTooK of the Phe- nix Herald, Is in town, Wiu return To- morrow.
 DILL & McDoSALp publish dissolu ton notice to-day.
 THE drm Of Samaniego, VaZqueE < Co., have dissolved, See advertisement
 READ all the advertisements, pariieu- ilarly the new ones,
 THREE large wagon loads of hides len Tucson for the railvsy yesterday.
 Two train loads os wool len Tucson io-