Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-23

eSA-s otAui Niois tO hOobiA ioSO nlShN'
 Some needed improvements are bein,
 made in the city hall.
 The Tucson school will run througl
 the month of April and prospects ar
 that it will close early in May.
 W. A. Wilson, representing the Arme
 Packing company is in the city iron PhoenIx. He goes east tonight.
 Col. Rob Todd of the Star has return ed from attendance on the Press Asso citation meeting in Phoenix.
 Mir. Radulovich is making active pre- paratlons on his new crockery establish ment, which will be opened shortly.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Ronstadt wer, made happy by the arrival of a ba5y glrl at their house last night.
 Mrs. G. 0. Smith will leave for bel home in San Antonio on Saturds, morning.
 Rev. E. A. Ashmun, Supt. of Congre gstlonal missions in Arizona and New Mexico is in the city.
 Manuel Bacs, the Chino ranch cattle man left for the Empire ranch yester. day.
 Summonses are now being served or witnesses for the land court. No wit nesses under a hundred years old are
 wanted.
 "Amorits" will be produced here upon scale of magnificence never before al tempted, by the Calhoun opera com. pany.
 Today's cattle shipments comprised 45O head from the Pusch, Samaniego and Chsrowleau ranches, destined for San Francisco.
 Two train loads of cattle went west yesterday, and two more will leave Saturday, making eight train loads for the week.
 The coldest weather for this month was 37 degrees Fsrenheit. on the 9th. Last nights minimum was was 49. thoagh 1t seemed colder, owning to slight damp. ness in the air.
 Mrs. Ben Heney received a severe fall from bicycle few days since, but for. tunately DO bones were fractured and friends hope to see her cycling again in 8 few days.
 The work of street grading is being pushed vigorously ahead. The council are Tn earnest on the subject and the march of improvements goes right along.
 ChRs. A. Whitcomb has sold out his cigar stand and will retire from busi- ness Charley" IS popular young fel- low and many are the regrets expressed at his closing out.
 Mrs. M. Hittinger, although slowly convalescing, is stlll confined to her bed. Her many friends hope to welcome her entire recovery soon.
 The cattle shipments today comprised two trains of twenty-four carloads each. to Messrs Mills and Newman, California. They are Sonora stock.
 The private car "Viceroy." arrived from Denver yesterday with a party of capitalists. They left by private team for the El Grupo mines in Sonora. Mex i,o.
 The Phoenix Gazette issued a man. moth paper a few days since. It is known 6s the railroad edition and con tains much information as to the re- sourses of Maricops county.
 Juans Boleriz, who was brought in from the San Pedro slightly insane re. cently, and was committed to iail. has so improved that she will be released from custody in 6 day or two.
 The cesspool at the corner of the court house lawn has been unesrthed again and repaired. 1t has thls time been thoroughly put in ordev, being cov- cred strongly with railroad iron and plsnking.
 The Calhoun opera company will take its place at the head of the first-class comic opera companies the coming sea son, when it will produce "Amorita". Plenty of reserved seats for sale at Blacks.
 The vault for storing therein the city books is now complete, and handsome and trst-class piece of work. The books of the city are now safe, being locked in fire proof vault and of Do value for burglarizing.
 An employee at the Eagle mills, nam. ed Trinidad QuiguIs, had his leg broken yesterday. He went to throw of a belt. and instead of using a stick, as he should, he tired to kick it of. His foot WAS caught and given a twist and 3 wrench that broke the leg between the knee and ankle.
 See elsewhere the picture of A. Lazard the old pioneer who recently suicIded in Ssn Francisco, is from a pen and ink sketch made by MT. Collins and engrsv- ed by the Tucson photo. Engraving Go. 1t IS most excellent likeness of the old frontiersmar.
 The CaslmIro LeiVa sentenced to two years ln the penitentiary by Judge Be- l thune was 3 confirmed petty thief. He spends more than half his time in the l county Jail and 1t was considered wIse | to stake him out for 8 couple of years on | the banks of the Colorado.
 The story of shooting between F. C. | Mckinney and Thomas Wills, at Man moth proved a hoax. Al Ezekiels re- turned from Mammoth fast night. He reports them as 1.-two of the healthiest men you saw" The best of feeling exists between them.
 portion of the long needed repairs have been made on the old church at san Xavier. A good stone foundation 1as been put Tn front. The work ex- 'ends about four feet Tn height and is 'u ubstahtially done. It is reported that epairs on the interior will shortly be made looking to complete restoration 't the building to its former beauty. The CITIZEN was slightly off it's pedes- al when it announced that MT. AL 'ert Steinfeld would give a progressive ucher party on Saturday evening pext. 1t had stated that Mrs. Steinfeld 7ould give progressive whist party on saturday afternoon to a humber of her sdy friends in honor of Mrs. G. c. mith, 1t would have been correct.