Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-09-29
TUCSON TIPS.
People and Things in Tie Old Pueblo
Tucson. Sept. 81, 1898
Especial Correspondence to tn
HERALD.
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

{ UNIVERSITY NOTES.
Monday and Tuesday of the pas
week We're examination days ait tn
o university and on Wednesday the fol-
n nialitv Of registration and assignment
o of classes was the order of the day.
Q More students placed their name o.
5 the REGISTER than ut the beginning o
: any term past while daily this numbe
: is augmented by new arrivals.
= Among the new students from out
side points are p. L. Jones and VIM
Bl-otherland of Los Angeles, Will:
Warren of Phoenix. 7. A GambO1 an6
w. d. WhippIe of Clifton; VIM. Olney
of SoIomonvilIe w. 7. Mayer of May
, er's Station: four Mexican boys from
). the best families of HermosilIo. Mex
leo are learning English and customs
4 among Us: Miss Baker of Congress
and Miss Fannie F'is<e of Globe are
also members of the mess hall assem-
| bly, Many old students have returned
and more are returning every day.
Prof II. 7. Hall is governor of the
barracks while Prof. Adams is COM
mandcr Of cadets. The newly appoint
I ed teachers are Prof. Sonlers of Los
! Angeles. principal Of the preparatory
department: Prof. Holmes. of Missouri
drawing and shop work and Miss Daisy
+ Randall of Phoenix. teacher of elOcu-
! ton. Chas. ?. Richmond of Phoenix
Il student ait the institution has been
/ been appointed as military instructor
Among the student help employed are
Frankie Potts. and Will Mcbride. lib
rary; Rex Miller. botanical laboratory:
John Sargent physical laboratory and
Frank DOan and Chas. Scholey, min
ing. and others
President Parker has this week OBJ
liberated all bitches and friction and ON
Monday the usual class room work an
military drill will begin and continue
as of old.
CITIZEN.
-Four packers including F. Monick,
the chief packer arrived at the Occi-
dental This morning, having lately re
turned from Cuba.
The Commonwealth is busy putting
in a twenty stamp mill which when |
completed will increase their capacity |
for treatment of ores" said II. Mar |
guard. when asked for news item |
about Pearce.
Nearly all the fuel consumed in Tue
son is furnished by Papa@o Indians
who received their industrial training
III the Indian mission school at this
place. Ten years ago not one of these
Indians were engaged in this industry.
]. D. VanHagen. another one of the
Cuban packers has returned home
looking quite haggard from his late ex-
perience.
\ telegram has been received from
Dave Hughes at Washington that he
would nj once start for home and he is
expected here about Tuesday night.
His friend. Il second lieutenant with
The Rough Riders, viii accompany him
Hon Frank Fl. Hedeford returned
rom SolomOnville yesterday where he
las been on legal business during the
asst last week Mr.. Hereford spent his
summer vacation at the Santa Catalina
stands California and on his return
vent directly TO Graham county. He
Ooks much better for his vacation, {
md viii now take Il turn at the pOliti-
el wheel
While in Jerome w. w. Wilson sub
nitted specifications and plans for 4
ew frame building TO be erected there
y r. c. Bartlett of this city, who was
ecentIy burned out there The house I
rill be three stories high, 45X115 feet, l.
no will contain eight stores and thirty
wo rooms. Besides for hotel use,
arts Of the structure vii be used for @
merchandise stores. This property I
ill rent for 5000 per month, whereas
ne former house only melted a monthly
I'm of $3.50. p
Business men who have been in the q
abft of using government stamped II
nveIones viii note the fact that as II
non as the present contract runs out C
ley can get their envelopes printed at "
le home office only, as the govern
'ent will no longer compete with print ~,
rs in printing the return cards Also u
Y 4 recent ruling your letter will be Il
ED thirty days unless you have print p
I on the envelope the time you wish Il
held. q