Arizona citizen., 1873-05-24

PERsoNAL.-Pedro Aguirre left for All tar. Sonora. on Tuesday.
 MT. Ochoa arrived home from San Car los on Monday.
 Miss Nelly Hastings came in on the Grant stage Tuesday
 The court-martial at Lowell concluded it's labors last Saturday. Maj. Bird, Capt. Haskell and Lieut.. Davis left for Bowie on Sunday.
 Dr. Wilbur has gone to the Cavave 10 look alter the Papag0es who mostly i've in that section of the country at this sea- son of the year.
 Thomas Williams came in this week from Pueblo Viejo. He says being a standing witness in criminal cases and travelling 200 miles to the cOunty-seat, does not ray very well.
 Capt. c. c. Warmer and Dr. J. c. Handy came in on Wednesdays st"gc. The former from Prescott and the latter from the Gia. Captain Warmer has travelled quite extensively over Arizona and is much pleased with the country. Smith Turner, D. c. Thompson and M. Rodgers departed for the Gila by Tues days stage. Louis Zeckendorf left on the same day for California on his Way to New York, where he expects in the future to remain. He leaves many friends lcre L. Rosenbach came in this week from San Bernardino op his way to Sonora to purchase sheep. He says that the range for sheep in California is becoming linn tied, and that the land there is too valua- uabe to make it profitable for sheep-rais- ing, and he intends now to try his fortune in Arizona.
 Major Morrow and his secretary We'd der anG pr. Gilard came in yesterday from McDowell. Gen. Small, chief com missary of the departmental Of Arizona, and Dr. Bailey came at the same time from Prescott. They have been ordered by the department commander tO inspect most of the posts of the Territory. They have been tried and proved to be faithful officers. We are glad to see them here, and hope their sojourn may be pleasant.
 Mayor Toole and lady returned from Sonora last Saturday. They went as far as Hermosillo and there feasted on or anges few days, had a good time gener ally, and returned believing that MeXicans can have more to eat and live poorer than any people in the world; can keep poorer stage horses and drive them further and faster than any body else, and that in no place on earth can the society to prevent cruelty to animals have broader or more useful field for operation than in Mexico. THE party given by Messrs. Abadie & Co. last Saturday evening was one of the pleasantest of the season. Dancing was kept up, we will not say how late, but certainly until Sunday morning. The girls were out in large numbers, and we will not tell how pretty they were for fear some one will charge us with being spoony, but we will say and defy proof to the contrary, that Tucson has the most pretty girls of any town ot its size in America We take a particular pride in saving this, because they were born here, and 70 make them pretty it has not cost their papas a fortune to buy chignons, paint, false teeth, pads, bustles, frills, puffs, furbelows and flOInces, silks, sat- ins and faces, hats too small to make a shadow, and shoes small enough to spoil the feet and sour the temper. They are simply rosy checked, graceful, healthy, natural Arizona girls; have never seen a larger town than Tucson and do not care to; arc happy and contented with what they see and the amusements they have, and the folly and vexation of fashionable life that sends fathers and husbands to the poor-house and penitentiary has no charms for them. They are Obedient daughters. charming sweethearts, and make dutiful, devoted wives.
 IN the case of the People ys. John Will lis, the following named jurors were se- lected and sworn last Saturday: J. Pa checo, H. B. Smith, Henry Smith, Wm. Dunne, Wm. Sullivan, Wm. Riggs, D. C. Mccarthy, Charles King, Alexander Will kins, J. L. Harris, John Ryan and w. H. Gwinn. On Monday the examination of witnesses commenced, and during the progress of the trial the jurors were placed in charge of the sheriff and kept from con- tact with the outside world. The case was vigorously prosecuted by L. c. Hughes, District Attorney, and ably de- fended by Gen. J. E. McCaffry, counsel for the prisoner. A large number of wit nesses were examined.
 MAJOR FURRY, Quartermaster at Tucson, Nr