Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-03-10

Take Simmons Liver Regulator. You
can eat as much and whatever you
please with out injury.
The Students rhetorical exercises at
the university, with music, tomorrow
afternoon will be attractive. Time,
o'clock.
Prejudice and ignorance have given
way to Simmons Liver Regulator. 1t
has stood the test.
The present (winter) term of the
university will close next week Friday,
March 10. The spring term opens with
registration day, Wednesday, March 81.
Mail servIse changes have been order
I ed as follows: Route 6S129. Globe to
Camp Verde. From February 20, 1894,
increase distance one-quarter mile,
caused by change of site OF Reno jan
uary 30, 1894
A Mexican lost part of a thumb and
finger IN sausage machine yesterday.
DR.. Spencer dressed the injured mem
bers- The next and most important
question is what become of the sausage.
The Star threatens to invade toe
Phoenix newspaper field. 1t claims
there is a demand for a democratic
paper IN Phoenix and will reach there
at b a. NJ. with morning dispatches.
Salt valley news will be feature OF
the edition.
The spring term of Mrs. Raymond's
dancing school will open this evening
at the Cosmopolitan hall. The floor
there is the best for dancing in Tucson
and the lovers Of dancing in Tucson
are glad TO see the old hall reopened.
It is reliably declared that a steam
laundery will be started IN Tucson as
soon as machinery can be obtained.
One hes ng been in demand here, and
will bs given general preference over
the MonGolians, if good work is done.
Professor G llingwood spoke to the
university students this mornif OF the
life and works of Bud ;ha, giving very
concise, but carefully prepared account
of the principles incuicated by this
remarkable man. Tomorrow he will
review the teaching of Coufucius in the
same manner.
At Yuma last Sunday one of the
excursionists thought to show off his
Knowledge of the west. The Yuma
Indians all speak good English and e
rather intelligent. This" explained
the excursionist to lady friend, sis an
Indian" stepping before one of the
Yumas, on the platform. Yes"
answered that individual, 81 am an
Indian. Now what of it?'
Four Golden Gate excursions passed
through Sunday, some of them sto' ping
over. Many attended church services.
The excursiOnists were twelve Gays ont
of New York, The party struck Huc-
son at an unfortunate time, when it
was so unusually wet and cold. and will
give them a wrong impression OF the
general winter climate. The crews
went through from FL Paso TO Yuma,
saving one going through the train for
tickets.
Rev. G. I. Scofeld of Dallas, Texas.
and Rev. E. H. Ashuman will hold
series OF fellowship meetings at the
Congregational church next Sunday and
and Monday. Arrangements have been
made to use the opera house on Sunday
afternoon and evening for gospel mass
meeting.
4 territorial dental association will
be formed at the next meeting of the
dental board st Phoenix. The follow
ing excellent reasons are given for the
organization: 1.-THE objects of the as
soclatioE shall be the promotion of the
highest excellence in the science and
art OF dentistry and its collateral
branches; mutual protection under the
law; and the cultivation of closer profess
sional relations and good fellowship
among its members; and, collectively,
to represent and have cogDizance of the
common interests of the deRtal pro'es-
sion." d.. OdeTmatt is promoting the
work OF organ "a ton
One of the parties interested in the
railroad TO Globe tells that tn cost of
the road viii be S1,250,O00. This sum
could be made up alone on freights
s-nt by the Old Dominion company in
FIVE years. Four miles of track have
already been built. The Bisbee COM
pany are planning the extentlon of their
road TO Benson from Fairbanks, dis
tance Of seventeen miles. They expect
a considerable saving of freIghts row
paid for transportation between those
points.
The stamps OF the Mammoth mill, 1t
Is expected, will commence dropping |
about the 18Th on the Collins ore. One |
beauty OF the Collins property is that |
the ore will not have to be hoisted. 1t |
can be reached directly, by drifting for
If. This saves the machinery, wood and |
labor for hoist at the mine The |
Mammoth camp must develop on the |
big scale. The ore bodies are large and |
the ore paying but low grade. The big
ger the plant for working it the cheaper
It can be done. PropOrtionately a
hundred stamps would cost much less
han twenty.