Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-01-06

Harding Davis has written another
story about him called IAN Anonymous
Letter." which appear in the February
Harper's.
During the next several months of
Mr.. Balls absence in San Francisco,
with his exposition business, j. W.
Wballey, the soda works man, will con-
/ Quoted MIR. Balls beer botLling con-
| Germ.
Whatever may be the cause of blanch-
l ing, the hair may be restored to its origi-
| nal color by the use of that potent re-
medy Halls Vegetable SicilIan Hair
| Remover.
Mrs. E. ID. Crumb one of the most
| pleasing and cultivated sopranos Tue
| son has known, now has charge of the
music in the Congregational church.
Her singing was delightful feature of
the service last Sunday.
The dispatches elsewhere announce
the death of Judge LIghthizer of Phoe-
nix. the deceased was one of the old
timers and a former resident of the
territory. He was prominent in Masonry
and Grand Generalissimo of the Com
mandery. His funeral will probably be
Masonic.
Water was struck in the Union Park
well this morning at a depth of about
60 feet. This was sooner than was
expected. The flow is strong but an
effort will be made to sink ten feet
deeper and thus ensure an unlimited
supply.
What the Salvation Army is doing for
the great army of the unemployed is
the subject OF two timely articles in
this number of Harper's Weekly, by
Commander Ballisgton Booth aid
Maud BallingtOn Booth. Commander
Booth writes of "The Work of the
Shelter Brigade" and Mrs. Booth of
"The WcmeD's Work in the Sums"
The articles are accompanied by strik-
Ing portraits of Commander Booth and |
Mrs. Booth.
Mrs. Ainsa, ever popular with the |
music loving public, was the recipient of |
a surprise IN the opera house last even |
ing AS she appeared on the stage to |
accompany Prof Balderas IN tie cornet, |
she was greeted with tremendous ap- /
plause. The ovation WAS as unexpected |
as it was merited and WAS highly ap-
preciated by the recipient. The pleasure |
of the occasion was still further heigh-
tened by the approvals which followed
the rendition of the program number
and the encore.
Tucson ever intellectual was never
more so than today. A hundred brainy
school teachers are here, giving the city
ever more than its habitual air of learn
ing betting a university town. They
are a fine appearing body of people,
these pedagognes. Institute opened
yesterday according to program. Some
matters of rules and resolutions were
passed. Judge Wright made pleasant,
interesting address of welcome. 1t was
to ably by Prof. Storment of
the Tempe normal school.
At the new driving park the grading
at one end, the fill work, has been COM
pleted, the finishing setting of pegs and
grading being done. Mr.. Davidson is
now doing the cutting work at the other
end. He will complete his laGors 10y the
10Th of this month. He says he will not
make any money from the contract.
The lum Der for the fence has been
ordered and the first carload will be here
next Monday. Nothing ias yet been
done by j. Blinkhorn on his proposed
at the track, pending the
action of the board of directors.
The senior OF the Bait was highly
gratified by receipt OF Christmas gifts
from two esteemed lady friends, Mes.
DANES Lola Samaniego and Jessie @.
Byrne, esidents Of Tues, n. These
appreciated I, mem brances were great
y enhanced in value by the kind
words which accompanied them. Such
acts we regard as the sunshine of life,
and, above all other infinit simals of
pleasant thought and feeling. Il was
gratifying that at our age
On tie verge Of four +core years--to
receive such tokens of remembrance
and particularly from such hCnored
which has a mellowing
influence upon the evening OF our
1ays.-Silver Belt.
At the teachers institute this morn
ng good papers were read and instruc-
i've and entertaining discussions
followed. 1t was believed the territorial
should lay out general
course Of ms ruction, so as to have the
training all towards the course Of the
normal school at Tempe. Prof. Storment
advocated low sta d8rd for Abundance
70 the normal, but a high one to get
the churches, where one get<
q for nothing and pays So to withdraw.
Prof Hall advocated high standard,
o get into the university. Miss Perley's
paper on "The Phrase" was very able.
The question was covered with extreme
The discussion mostly
her views. Reading was
discussed. Thorough preparation was
believed best. Course of
lessons by the same author were
endorsed.