The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-11

r..azs--saz-.z......ss -
 s--4 man named Felipe Garsia
 .lat Florence on the 7th by
 1)erman. The soldier, 1t would
 he evidence adduced on ths ex-
 ,s fn a slate of intoxication, and
 ,;or ras furnished with bed at
 .fC.-l;a. This he occupied for
 a,ars until finding himself alone
 ..a lo aized his pistol aud present.
 .. breast of Mr Garsia, threatening
 life and executing the threat sim
 I- The wounded man lived for
 hours and gave his testimony before
 -ylsbsrser It is supposed that the
 f,be murder was to obtain q consid-
 .ooot Of money on the person of
 ,.-s5 man. The murderer was sur.
 .o ,be civil authorities and was
 le,. and lodged in jail by deputy
 Wheat, on the 9th. He denies all
 I-o of ,he affair; claiming to have been
 ..,r. of what he did. He has been ,s. 10 await the action of grand coUyrY-The District Court of onntv has just closed Hon. Johnson District judge of the second Judicial nresled. and disposed of 8 large I, ,f brsiness, We learn that the ability I,,partaiity manifested in the decisions of | Resyis are source of general satisfac- saroush his District.
 .e,ceg- Two gentlemen from Almont,
 arrived by the California mail buggy
 e1gesisr Almonte is Q town very far
 5s Wa. of the Dominion, but not SO @ .ia, tae news of the discovery of the ,D nlass should fail to reach it within less month aGec the discovery. These sn.r say that the story of our mines is a of current conversation in Canada. Scyolv last 1Ir Zeckendorf called the ] aon of every man woman and child in 10 .sa anniversary of his birth, by mag .r, display of fireworks. The spectators |aay enjoyed the sport and made z. the 'at c: sundry congratulations upon his ordinary gOoi luck Tn net having diea | s little baby, and his subsequent fortunate s-, made maniies; by his living presence De and entire" The graudest pyrOtech~ 5.pIay ofihe evening marked the closing Of and consisted in the burning of Fsnaiez's stable and hay, ignited by 9 k fror @ Roman candle in the hands of z. |, '-o other man.
 or B it thatso many people are prone to fuse view of the simplest matter We ben influenced to propose this question aas.n, learned that the Camp Crit el officers accuse ex"Lieutenant Hop ot having written a notice of their i'm ' vdioa appeared in tue ARIzoNAN two since, Poor thingsl What has sug- ito you the probability of productio IT. Hopkins appearing editorially with us? 
 V tlsn that 5cs wrote the article, and that Ter 4r. Hopkins nor any other man had Lea of Ihe existence of such a remark .e reading it in our columns. And [ .'Vo', since you have been pleased to TO tae question we will re-endorse the .e and trusting that truth never wronged man will correct the statement ifyou can 'iali yoa have been thereby misrepre- AARON ZECKEYDoRF, firm of A. & L. 9'lori, arrived from Albuquerque on 'ay. Ar ZeckendOrf, although pioneer '' Mexico, and therefore, doubtless aware aAaser to which the travller is exposed in territory and New Mexico, had the hardi- '' make the trip from Albuquerque to '1 With party of four men-himseIfin- d
 's to the BURRo:-Fourteen miners from ''l'a arrived on Tuesday morning, and the afternoon of the same day for the v a'nes. they were all we'll armed and .Sl i and seemed to have stood the journey O4l'Ioraia remarkably well.
 ~ CO-ss BAsEEoRD arrived on Sunday prolonged adjournment in Northern laa.
 n 'I V0VRE-The District Court opened -S'uda7 lass snd adjourned same day September.