The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

,-t,,s Court, ou Tuesday last, the case R.,oues rg, Leopoldo Carlllo was fir trial. This was an action ,ts defendant with having obtained ,...sssiou of Q house at the RilIito .,l occupied by the plaintiff. The case | ,I by Granville II. Owry for the ..;,, and J. E. McCalry for the defence. I ..l,ocs adiuced showed clearly that Don ..,. elected contrary to his inclination -,..sr aud withOu: authorityofIaw; and :, r..araei verdict in hIs favor.
 nagistrate Meyers, on Tuesday even- l ..,rininary examination in the case Of I.,.,ory of Arizona vs Charles Naylor, I This case consists in an indictment larceny against the said NayIor who ,,ploye in the office of the quarter. fl Camp Grant, upon the complaint of .,,t Bacon, A, 4. Q. NJ. at that post, # .,s,tbat on or about the 30lh of Jane articles of quartsrmaster's property ,.,a 5Y tue said Naylor from the ware inc ouartsrmaster's department and .,1ysred to Tdcson. The defendant lariag taken the property aud alleges ,o by and with the advice and con~ oaartegmaster-aud for the purpose ,5.s of said property, which was sur- g2gly deficiencies in other articles ,bs quartermaster was responsible. asi9n having been accepted by the attorney a standpoint was obtained Pursue the investigation. E'hs rsscntedbyJ. E. McCarry, District G.H. 0wry and ?. P. DulIicy ap- , tue defence. The examination of g.s concluded on Tuesday evening, na,t adjourned until Wednesday a o'clock. The court opened at the ioar The District Attorney des- considerable length uPon the nature aon,endias that the defendant waa .aty os ,bs crins whether it were en- ain alone or in conpIicity with e HT Following the argument of the A5,cey were these of the couu5els -lca which maintained that it were g to hold Gr. Naylor amend bls for ln tLis transaction which military aiFeeosa;Ze as larceny, out simply s.:f.:On on the part of the officer for irresponsible to military law. The a ei;he: side was quite exhaustive, 3 i.ePiaying much varmth as well ability tbr0ug bout; and when at case was submitted to the court q 'a' rendered requiring Mr Naylor fo 1T he sum of $5OO00 for his ap. aanlger to the charges agaiast him, aa Court in September. The bonds presented and 50 the matter staa ds 1,slt,
 ''7aAGz8;-Last week man named ''l rom San Diego, en route for ,'lco He stated that he had obtain. 'l'a'l in the Mexican army and that a on hi' way to raise a company of lo'l'F States On Thursday ever-
 forth alone on his journey to ''N the boundary of Mexico, and
 n the neigh6orhOo3 of the ranch -'aeo, Ao encountered a baud of vas killed. His remains, mutil-. -'a shocking manner, were disco7- @-oTing day. me day 8 Mexican named Jeans
 A'Iei by Indians in the same 1 '-a0Eotleas by the same band. ,-'a' point 1t would seem, iu at all 1 N'' oy sa7ages. 4 week seldom 1
 10leh an outrage of greater or | -,'a not enacted here, The To-
 .- ,l'l'ed by the troops, and is
 ,-AA0l'ed point In the Territory
 nay congregaie and depre.
 '--''y' Would 1t not be well to
 V ol''0dge them2 Even tho
 @'ad impossible to catch and 1 you'd ' still be satisfaction to
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 n'''is' of Colonel Elias, the
 lan across the line.
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