Arizona citizen., 1872-06-29

milton to show that we are gallant sons of the Fourth of July.
 GOVERNOR Stafford and Major Brown leave to-day for Camp Crittenden, and everything possible will be done to give protection to the suffering people of So- noita Valley.
 MAYOR DELONG has deposited S1,600 in the U. s. Depositary to the credit of the Receiver of the Land Office at Prescott in payment of the townsite. Upon receipt of the title the authorities will commence issuing deeds.
 THE Commissioner ot the General Land Office has approved the change in the loca- tiOn of a portion of the town site of Tue son, and Recorder Osborn has received the Registers receipt of filing. The cor pOrate authorities will at once proceed to perfect the title and issue deeds to occu- pants of lots.
 THE second annual exhibition at St. JSseph's Academy came off on Thursday. June 27. Governor Stafford, Fathers Fran cisco and Antonio and large number of citizens were m attendance. The room was conveniently supplied with seats, and at one end stage elevated from the floor was erected and very neatly arranged. The following programme was then en- acted in most superb manner and bring ing forth bursts of applause from the au- dience:
 Music (Heavenward March) by Miss L.. Robinson; Opening Address, by Miss L. Oury; Good Evening Mazourka, by Miss E. Suarez; Address to the Clergy, by MISS M. A. Orosco; A Little Child may be Use- ful, by L. O'Neil, J. Brown, - Flanery and - Carrillo; Duett (Melodian's Foun- tain), by V. Elias and Salazar; Victoria Schottisch, by K. Suarez; Ger the Hill (vocaD, by c. Leon and G. Otero.
 The Queen of Flowers (dialogUe), char acters represented by Misses J. Mizner, L. Oury, M. Orosco, J. Telles, Nj. A. Orosco, R. Feliz, U. Morales, s. Ribera, V. Bor- F. Leon, J. Ortiz, c. Salazar, NJ. A. Page, s. Mead c. Preciado and J. Mango. Music-Moss Rose March, by L. Oury :; Put Me in My Little Bed, sung by thirty five little girls; Angelique March, by M. A. Ortiz; The Young Orator, s. Hughes {; Music (trio), by V. Elias, L. Oury and NJ. A. OrOsco.
 City Sights with Country Eyes-dia ilogue-by A. Ortiz and R. Feliz. Music-Evergreen Waltz and A Letter from Home, by J. Vasquez
 Honor and Shame (dialogue), by R. Elias. M Lee and s. Hughes.
 Music - Clifton Waltz, by V. Elias Fairy Wedding Waltz, by L. Robinson Memorare (vocaD by G. Otero, Paz and F. Leon.
 Hada Perspicar, in four acts Gin Spanish) l-Characters represented by G. Ortero, ". Elias, A. Ortiz, G. Pacheco, A. Islas, NJ. Lopez, J. Borquez, R. Salazar and F. Leon. Music in lst act-Coming Step, by NJ. A. Orosco; Sd act-Pearl of America, by L.. Oury; 3d act-Argentine Mazurka, by J. Mizner; 4th act-Good Night, Mother, (vocaD by choir of young ladies.
 The Beauties of Gossip (dialoguc) by M. Orosco, V. Elias, G. Pacheco and G. Otero.
 Music (duetD by V. Elias J. Vasques ; o Cor Armoris (vocaD by choir of young ladies.
 A Curtain Lecture, by c. Franco and J. | BorqueZ.
 Vocal music, Cat and Dog, by L. Oury and l.. Robinson.
 Dorothea (drama) Scene of the Third Century - Characters represented by C.. Leon J. Vasquez, F. Leon, c. Lopez, J. Borquez and L. Robinson.
 Music, The Storm, by J. Mizner; The Refugee (vocaD, by F. Leon; Epilogue, by M. Lee; Music, by L. Oury; Valedic- tory, by L. Robinson; Distribution of Premiums. HFf r.-r
 Our space will not permit any special mention of those who participated in car rying through the above programme, and when all perform their parts so we'll, it is difficult to compliment one without being compelled in justice to compliment all. We believe however that it is proper that we should say that Misses A. Ortiz, G.. Otero and J. Borquez sustained the char acters in the pieces they played with marked ability Misses Mizner, Vasquez Robinson, Oury, Suarez, V. Elias, Salazar, M A. Orosco, F. Leon, Otero and Ortiz exhibited great proficiency in performing upon the piano. Miss F. Leon is deserv- ing of special notice for thesuperb manner in which. she sang The Refugee, We be- lieve it was an exhibition that would have done credit to any school in the older States of the Union. When it is consid- cred that two years ago scarcely one of the pupils could speak word of English, the creditable manner in which all ac- quilted themselves is specially compli- mentary to them and to the good Sisters who have taken such pains to teach them, and we believe with ourself there was not one present who was not justly proud