Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29

During the territorial convention Mir ". $. Read took a great many of the visiting delegates out to the Uni versity and showed them what had been accomplished with $6000. They were nearly all under the impression that the whole appropriation had been spent, and were surprised to find that the regents had $l9000 on hand. Work is going steadily ahead and the territory is going to have first class structure.
 Istar.l
 J.D. Burgess, of Table mountain Camp, arrived in the city yesterday evening.
 An ice machine has been received by the quartermaster at Lowell and hereafter the post will manufacture its own ice.
 Many people who left Tucson to seek their fortune in the land of Cali fornia booms are returning "disgusted and busted"
 According to the statement of the committee on city finances, if all the city taxes are paid the city will be in debted in the sum of $15918. This is not bad showing.
 The Eagle Milling Company are run ming their mill to the fullest extent and are making large purchases of grain daily Mir. Leo Goldschmidt is now connected with the active man. agement of the mill which is a guar antee it will be run on business prin- ciples.
 MT. and Mrs Frank Miltenberg have returned from an extended trip to Flu rope. They visited many of the prin- cipal cities of the old world. They visited Mir. Miltenberg's old home in Germany, They also remained several weeks in New York visiting with the relatives of Mrs. Miltenberg.
 The Indian industrial school has again been opened, starting off with 49 Indian boys and girls mostly Mari. copas and Pimas. There are four
 teachers in charge of the school, who
 are employed by the Presbyterian
 board of missions. The school has
 been re-opened in the old public
 school building. It is expected that the new building of the mission vii
 be ready for occupancy next week There is scarcity of miners in Tue
 son and big demand for them. Ther,
 were about forty engaged here thi l week for the Quiiotoa district, and i
 is understood that men are neede, badly in the Casa Grande district. I 5 is estimated by a gentleman well post
 ed in mining matters that 75 or 10' } miners could find employment in an, ? around this city now. This indicate that the mines are looking up. : When Billy Reid gets his new oper 3 house completed, Tucson, can boast c
 the largest theater in the territory an , the best arranged. The roof, floor; Q doors and windows will all be con - plete next week. The clustering ha a all been done and the scenery is a . painted and ready to be placed i ! position and the building will be read
 for occupancy on October 1st Tn Q first to appear in it, as far as is DO
 known is Haverly's Mastodon Mil , strels, on October 10th.
 Phenix Arizonan. = It looks as though three or four ne canal schemes will be carried throug 5 the present season.
 T J. E. Walker, clerk of the distri, court, returned last evening from a Q extended trip through the east and = visit to friends in California. IT - trip agreed with him.
 h The false impression that a goo q quality of corn cannot he produced [ the Salt River valley, Is disproven by
 number of sacks of the grain recent o 1 secured by the Maricopa Exhibit ass U citation, which is equal to any raise '9 on the coast.
 1' Harry Parker and Frank JohnsO " two employees of Coon, Burtis X Coo " started up to their beds on the roof t - the workshop last night Both touc ol ed the iron roofing with their hand lo and both were knocked down by { h' electrical shock. There was thu ~ deIstorm yesterday afternoon and Il v electric lights seemed to be effected io the disturbance One of the insul u tors was on the roof of the buildin te and it is thought that this commul t9 cated the electric fluid which knock - nn the boys down.
 is lPhenix Herald.J 'n Civil Engineer F. P. TrOtt is nc iC surveying the St. Johns canal, abo It twelve miles down the Gila, and t iG !t company will put a large force of m II to work immediately and push t ie work through to completion. le J. M Cotton is still in very pl
 carious condition and but few hOT
 are entertained of his recovery. T he old timers, however, have pretty go y, leather in them, and they frequent ne pull through, even when things 10 by at their worst.
 be il Conclusive Evidence.