Arizona republican., 1900-11-14
UNIVERSITY NOTES
A Night With Carlyle-Military Mat
 ters-Football Practice.

resDondence of The Republican, )-Last Friday was Carlyle night for the Phil omathean socilty. Quite an interesting programme, with topics b5aring on the life and character of that great author was rendered as follows:
 Piano solo, Miss Wood; essay, Car lyle's Early Life'' w. Whipple: read ing, "Duchsss Necklace" w. F.. Clark; instrumental solo, Miss Davis; reading, ''Carlyle's Works" Miss Parker: essay, Jane Welsh Carlyle" George Parker After the programme Prof. Hall gave d very instructive address on the topic "A Visit to Carlyle's London Home. These meetings of the s1diety espec- ially those devoted to some on- of America's greatest auth0rs. meet with great favor with the students, and prove hemselves beneficial :r both q social and literary way.
 The new uniforms for the two com panies of cadets have arrived and have been distributed. Dressed in the un- dress or fatigue uniform of cadet gray the companies present very pleasing appearance. The following officers were issued warrants before drill last We'd nesday morning. Soma were promoted from last years lisrl of officers and the balance were appointed from lists pre- pared from the results of a competi- tive examination held for that purpos-: Ldeuten nant colcnel. F. Yale Adams: adjutant. c. s. Stout; sergeant major, w. Olney. Company A: Captain, R. Castenada: 1st lieutenant. P. NJ. Riley; .nd lieutenatn. E. J. Hollingshead; 1st sergs ant. N. J. Roberts: 2nd sergeant, Geo. Martin; 3rd sergean,. F. $. Staf- ford: 4th sergeant, c. F. Day; 5th ser geant W. E. Hadsell: 1st corporal. K. Moore; 2nd corporal. w. D. Whipple; 3rd corporal. C. C. Olney; 4th corporal. R. M. Russell. Company B: Captain, Geo. Parker; 1st lieutenant, J. N. Rob inson; End lieutsnant. D. II. Campbell; 1st sergeant, R. E. Mead 2nd ser Eeant. A. C. Bernard: 3rd sergeant, F.. J. Drumiler; 4th sergeant, r. P. Chris ty; 9th sergeant, M. +. Rays: 1st cor poral w. E. Clark; 2nd corporal, F. w. Moore; 3rd corporal, A. c. AleXan- der: 4th corporal, F. Reynolds.
 As Tuesday was election day there was no s sSion of the university classes. All the students eligible to vote Were hustled away in possession of the va rious politicians immediately upon their dismissal from the ms ss hall. A jolly crowd of dOrmitory students picnicked at Sabino canyon. about fiftesn miles up in .he Catalina range. The party consisted of a bus load. together with several smaller rigs, and Concord coach, loaded to their full capacity. They returned to the college at about D. m., and retired to their assembly room, where reports on the national election were received and read.
 The classes in manual training and drawing, under Prof. Holmes. are now occupying their new quarters in the ad- dition to the manual training building just completed. The convent nces which surround them on every hand, in the way of light tools and material. are greatly appreciated by these class es.
 Mrs. NJ. B. Aguirre gave a party to the members of the faculty last Sa-ur- day night Those present were Presi- dent and Mrs. Parker, Mir. and Mrs. Mann, Mir. and Mrs. Holmes, Misses Plimpton, McGauhey, Foucar, Hoover, Mrs. Guild, Professors Forbes, Hall, Woodward, Giuld. Smith and GrifIiths. Miss Towner assisted Mrs. Aguirre. A pleasant evening was spent looking over Mrs. Aguirre's splendid collection or curlOS ana relics.
 Mrs. Blake has returned from an eX- tended visit to her daughter in New Haven. Conn.
 Prof. Forbes has just returned from an extended trip into Mexico, along th- valleys near the gulf of California. He reports cattle interests at a very low ebb, as th5re has been a two-y2ar's Jorught in nearly all the range coun- try. Mining interests seem to keep aTlce with the times especially in the Sierra Penta district wsst of Santo Do mingo, and near the gulf.
 The 'Varst.y eleven lined up against the Tucson team on the gridiron Sat urday afternoon. The game was two 25 minute halves, and was d practice game only. Varsity kicked off and sent the ball we'll down the field, where it was caught and returned a few yards by the local team, who imms di ately lost it on downs. Varsity then made a touchdown inside of three min utes. and repeated the trick twice more in the next ten minutes. The game was easy riding for the Varsity, 50 tn =ir coach. Pref. Skinner, ordered the ball kicked So that practice in defen- sive work could be gained by this team. The result was that the town team lost the ball in three downs as fast as Varsity could kick it to them. The first half ended in a score of r to 0 in favor of the Varsity men. The sec ond half the local men saw the ball only on the kickoff. Varsity made two touchdowns in two minutes and re- peated the trick seemingly as often as they desired. The final score was 45 to 0, when the local team left the field