Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-10
Fragments.
The hot weather has struck hard.

A large party of Italians arrived in the city yesterday.
 Stage travel from the city was rather light this morning.
 None but Chinese cases in the police court this morning.
 Another lot. of vags were ordered out of the city yesterday.
 There IS a good deal of mining ma. chinery at the depot.
 Two gardeners are now employed on the court house lawn.
 It seems that the opium smokers must go-to the chain gang.
 The passenger train from the west to- day was five hours late.
 It is said that there are young ladies m Tucson who smoke opium.
 There will be pleasant time for all at the Methodist festival to night.
 Another squad of Chinamen arrived yesterday afternoon from Frisco.
 A neat canvas awning has been erected ln front of the German restaurant.
 F. c. Pearson has returned from a visit 10 his ranch on the San Pedro.
 Excavations for the bath houses at Warmers Lake are being made rapidly.
 There are large number ofgorgeous- ly atured Pima Indian squaws in town.
 There was a good deal of wind and dust loafing around the streets to-day.
 The county has so far expended five thousand dollars on the Quijotoa wagon road.
 Joe Soliini is fitting up the park restaurant which he will open in few day s.
 E. c. Pearson has recently bought number of blooded bulls and cows for his ranch.
 The lawyers are having a very quiet time Ince the United States cases were called in court.
 Phil. Crovat has made a good many improvements in the little park adjoin- ing Porter's hotel.
 Two leeds were the only documents filed for record in the office of the coun- ty recorder to-day.
 The new park theater pavilion IS now completed and the place presents an at- tractive appearance.
 Leo. Goldschmidt has the contract for supplying the Silver Lake hotel with furniture and upholstery.
 The rush of freight from the west con- tinues and Freight Agent Taylor Is ss busy as a Swiss bell1nger.
 Another large party of Quijotoans who have been attending court will leave for;home tomorrow morning.
 The electric light put up by Mir Tan her iu front of the Tivoli theater Is a great convenience on that part of Main street.
 Improvements along Stone avenue are becoming numerous and some pleasant homes are bei1g fitted up on that street.
 The rose bushes on the court house lawn winch were set out some time ago are now covered with beautiful white l roses.
 The soldiers at Fort Lowell were paid
  garrison is well represented in the city by boys Ill blue who are flush.
 The city council has ordered that the l cleo ric light poles be fifty feet high and the company Is having the poles, which are of Oregon fir, placed in position.
 The Spanish theater in the building formerly occupied by W. B. Hooper < Co, on the corner of Meyer and Pennington streets Is doing good busl- ness.
 A Congress street fruit store ad- vertises "rucson eggs for sale. A | Tucson egg would either be smelter, narrow gauge railroad, QuijOtoa road, or a reception to Gen. CrooS. Complaint has reached this office that | large numbers of drunken Pima h. dIans make 1t unpleasant for the ln- | habitants of the southern part of the ! city. There IS a chance for the United States officers to work up case.
 Matt Cullen, who has for long time | been running freight train on the | Southern Pacific railroad, was yesterday | promoted to the position of conductor | on the regular passenger trains. Matt | has host of friends in Tucson all of | whom will rel ice at this evidence Of appreciation of his services.
 The tramp printer the Star talks | about is the poor devil who was jailed a few days ago for a slight otfense and who the Star took out of jail and put on the case the night the printers struck. The boys have the gall to say that the l Star Is belaboring the man who did hlm a kindness.
 The Tucson Fruit Store has changed hands and A. Olsen, of Demlng, has l purchased the business and good will Of | F Vauina. Mir Olsen has been ldentl- fed with mercantile life for years, and knows what IS required to have a first l class fruIt store. He will make a i speclalty of q certain brand of fine cigars. See his card III to-day's issue.
 There is to be one of those pleasant 1 festivhls in the Sanford block tonight. | Fms time under the direction or the ladies of the NJ. E. Church. Strawber- rips, large, uch and luscious, the best or hard frog sn ice cream, for warm nlght and flowers in abundance. It IS ex- pected that everybody, lnclualng' mothers. aunts, cousins and mothers-ln- l law. Will De lnSLt.
 "Yes." remarked the venerable Janltor at the court house to CITIZEN reporter this morning, "there IS a crazy woman in thc comfy jail, but don't think she has much the advantage of the average newspaper reporter and some of the iurore in the matter of weakened intel feet" And then he began to place the corridor splttoons in line and pet the court house purps.
 Maggie Connolly, the womsn brought I'D from Quijotoa some days ago ana who was examined for lunacy and held for further developments, IS creaun2 considerable trouble. She was sent to the hospital and placed in charge o[ the sisters of St. Joseph, but yesterday managed to escape and after being re- captured was again placed in the county . iail At times the poor woman appears a. rational as any one and then agalr makes Rome howl" with her raylngss Notbing has as yet been learned regard !. inc her history or the cause ot her ms