Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-23
LOCAL NEWS.

nsrdly get enough rest before they ar out again.
 Frank Klng, Custom Inspecto
 Weob's right>hand man and editor O the Vidette is In the ciiy-
 Miss Mary Osborn the last of the Tue sou deIeg ation to PaCeiX returned homo this morning.
 Straw hats have reappeared.
 Radulovish's Dew crockery store WIS fitted out with electric nights today.
 The demented woman, Juana Better reg, in jail for the past few days, was turned loose this morning
 Photographer Buehmau has gone to Arivacs aud Nill not return before Saturday next.
 Our music lovers will be pleased to learn that Czibulka's charming and taneful opera "AmorIta" is billed for two nights at the opera house
 The Calhoun Opera company c'mes to us again this season, Ihls tune m the captivating opera comlque, "A moTlta."
 The New York Casino's most popular and blessing success, "AmorIta," will be revived this season by the Calhoun Opera company.
 rumor prevails that a large brick building will soon be constructed ID the rame block east of the RaC ulovIch build ing. This will gIve a metropolitan ap- pesrance to that section or the city.
 Mrs. Lola Smith. who has been visit ing for the past SIX weeks with Mrs. B. M. Jacobs, left this morning for her homo in Fort Sam Houston, where her husband, Major G. c. Smith, IS station ed.
 Mrs. Bopgs. mother of Prof and Mrs. Boggs, left for CalifornIa on Saturday night last. During her residence here the go d lady made many frieods, whose best wishes go with her to the golden state.
 St. 2atrick's day was more observed by the mericans and MexIcans yester- day than uy tine Irish themselves, The celebration ent no further than tee wearing of green ribbons and in a few cases green neckties.
 Rev. MT. Serna held services in tbe plaza last night as usual. A large au dience was in attendance. MT. Serna has also opened a Mission in ArivacH and servlces are held there once.a week. He leaves for there Wednesday morning and returns Saturday.
 NIT. W. R. Conn, whose recent illness was noted in the CITIZEN about week | ago, is slowly recovering. He is of the ! opinion that bis illness was due to eat | ing canned apI le butter. Plainly he was poisoned and he can attribute this to no other cause than the one men, tioned.
 The land court personnel was com | pleted last night by the arrivals of Jus tices Reed. Sluss, Fuller and Murray, | Matt G. Reynolds, government ettor- | ney, his assistant, w. M. Tipston; R. l.. Long, clerk; l.. F. Parker and Miss Adair, stenagraphers; Lieut.. Ripper, | agent, and Easebio Chacon, enterpreter. 1 The body of J. A. Hamilton, former conductor on the Atlantic and Pacific ra lwsy Arg nR. was found in a room at the 4 meric house, in D-nver, with par of his sku blown way by a pist l. shut, H. had h-en bleckllsted, 1t IS said, since the R U. strike f las; summer, and was Respondent because of his failure to secure employment
 The ingeetiga'I committee of t. legislature was ID t4+ c-ty .esterd ' an viewed tha uuiversit ,he build ng-. grounds, etc. They lefr last night with the exception of a brokkeeper eXper-. who will 90 over the b'.ks of the iust tuuon Ire comm tee cons .sted cf Messrs. c. " Hull, George Skinner, E T Greenlaw. Geo'g gA w P Hunt, Nj c Samaniego eud J 4 Marshall.
 1t is rumored that the public schools of the city will be shut down trIs montn. on account of the shortness If fupd-. This is to ba regretted, but If they are closed, repairs that are badly needed can be made, and the wood work of the large building can be repainted. Nc gales gill be about the only place that the schouls can be kept open the usual length of time.
 The Calhoun Opera company ID "Amorila" lat night net a full house. The performance was up to the stand ard of that excellent pany. The music and singing were good. Ooe new feature, so far as Tccs ,D is concerbed, was 8n intensely brilliant reflector in the rear of the opera house, giving pleas iny effects in various shades of light. The moonlight effect, with a pale blue ref lection. was very realistic. Seats are sold for 8 full house tonight, when Said Pasha" will be presented.
 The Calhoun Opera company arrived last night from Phoenx. They are good locking lot of people. A falling out occurred al Phoenix between Flint, one Of he comedians and the manage ment, resulting in Flint being fined S60 | for cause. upon which he left the con- psuy. The show is too big, and too we'll ! provided with understudies to be crlp- | pied by any one actor leaving 1t. Seats | have been taken fo- practically the en- tire reserved seat capacity. Prospects | are good for two crowded houses. The | Calhoun company are favorites with the | Tucson theater goers.
 Bro1co Steve, we'll known hereabouts I is serving a sentence in Jbe chain gang in Tempe. X bali WAS gwen IF that ! burg and Steve was du.y installed as collector aud do0rkeeper. He collected i and kept 8Dd Oy the time the ball wa over was roaring drunk The proceeds at the door, some 40 odd dollars, had gone where the " cdbine tgIpeth. Steve however insisted that he WAS B Eigh priced man and maintained that some money was still due him, but the judge thought otherwise and sent him to the chain gang for three months.
 Two more Chinese, An You and Dung Sung. were ordered deported to China via San Francisco yesterday morning. They had no certificates. An You tried r. stay here on anOtber crr- tIficate He has been in hidin for sev- eral weeks. Pending his C. pture QuonZ Sung. who was available at any time, vas not moleeted for fear of alarming An You. SUuday tn were captu -ad by D put, Marshal Ezekieis. They will be dePo~ shortly Another cel- estial who i e. Dpa them is An