Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-04-28
F. K. Miller has been reappointed g

F. K. Miller has been reappointed g
notary public.
Headache and NeuraIgia cured by DR.
MILES PAIN PILLS. zone cent a dose
The Silver Lake hotel will be opened
by James Maish Monday.
The duplicate electric plant has been
found extremely satisfactory by the
management.
The saloon place owned by George
Secocan is being renovated ceilings
put In, partitions put up. etc.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator after
your dinner. II prevents dyspepsia and
indigestion.
Gov. Hughes has appointed new rail-
road commissioner, Engineer Lon Hol-
laday.
Still another ice cream parlor is
promised for upper Congress street, to
occupy the present place now held by
Joe Goldbaum's stationery house.
The only place in town to get nice
shirt waist for ladies is at the New
York store. A new assortment Wi /
arrive tomorrow.
The social by the young ladies of the
Episcopal church last night, at the
home OF @. A. Shibell, was a success,
financially and socially. All had
pleasant evening.
A hoist to be used at the new Mohawk
mipe started this morning for Mann
moth. For the present it will be stored.
1t will &c used when the proposed mill
is got to running.
The smelter below town started up
this morning, for run on ores belong
ing from mines in the hills about the
county. The run will not be continuous
probably.
The "Red and Orange" will soon step
to the front again, after the efforts of
the past, and face the "Pbiiomathean
club" of Phoenix In debate upon some
living topic. The Young Mems Ly-
ceum of the old pueblo, from what is
known Of the members, will be equal to
the capitol boys, and will give them a
tussle to win the laurels. 1t is expect
ed that the bone boys viii make Phos-
nix the hattie ground. Success, boys,
stand up for old Tucson!
A moonlight picnic to Fort Lowell
was enjoyed by forty Tucson people
Saturday night. The night WAS all that
could be wished-plenty of moonsbine.
good roads and Il jolly party. Twenty
five OF the party went on bicycles, the
remainder in carriages. One OF the
youDg men had his music making ap
paratus along. The old hospital was
utlliz d es hall for dancing. candles
a oil 1oly
came the summons TO supper. A
bonfire had been built, ard coffee made |
in a large coffee pot OF several gallons |
capacity. They drank coffee unlimited,
in tin cups, mixing it with tin spoons |
They were limited however. when it
came to the sandwiches. A too hearty |
meal is not good to precede dance or |
bicycle ride. All enjoyed the lunch.
Then cane more dancing, jollity utll- |
mited aud the trip home. The bicy- |
clists came in first arriving about IL |
O'clock.
The lead carbonates for Colorado |
smelters average but 8 per cent lead,
while for good work smelling they |
should run at least II per cent. In
Arizona are some large bodies of lead,
two 10 particular, one of which will run as
high as go per cent. A prominent smelt- /
ing company has IN view the removal to /
Tucson, OR the building Of a branch |
works here. They Rave had great |
deal OF ore from Arizona, and know the
field will Justify them. Should it be
built they want it to take in ell Arizona,
and not be merely local affair. For
this they want direct railroad commu-i-
ca ion 18th the Sonora ore fields; also
with the great ore bodies of ncrtoern
Arizona. The north and south road
via Tucson will probably solve the
problem With the new railroad the
may be confidently expected.
One of the Colorado smelling men will
be in Tucson in few days.
The address of DR.. Geo. w. Atherton,
delivered Tuesday afternoon at the uni
was d remarkably fine one. Its
tone of friendly, faiherly and brutherly
advice to students, added to the high |
character and great success OF the
speaker, besides his pleasing presence
and earnest enthusiasm, csme as most
enjoyable and beneficial experience to
the youth. 1t was, IN every sense OF
the word, a mastery production. The
So bject was d.scursive, but directly aim
ing at the reasons for acquiring the /
higher education as a tool for life work,
and the value CT the subjects taught |
in a university course in fitting youth
for youthfulness as men and women. In
DR.. Anterior spoke of the
and methods OF the Univer-
SHY of Arizona, attesting that they are
IN substance and operation the coun-
terpart of those provided by the best
institutions all over the world. This is
high praise, coming az it does from one
who occupies the high position and the
wide influence of DIR. Atherton.