Arizona citizen., 1875-01-23
Supreme Court.

This body met on the 9th, heard argu- ments in all the cases on the calendar, and announced all opinions by yesterday morning. In the case of J. l.. Miller, ad- minlStr;ttOr, vS. Jennie l.. Fisher, ct. all, Judgment was reversed. In that Of W. k. Grounds vS. J. Ralph, judgment was af- tirmed. in the noted one of Rush & Davis VS. Linn & French, judgment was reversed by Dunne and Tweed, Porter dissenting. In that of Davis & Randall vS. Paul BreOn, judgment was affirmed. In that Of D. C.. ThOrne VS Geo. Bowers, judgment was af- firmeG. In that of Murphy & Dennis vs. Charles Whitlow, a continuance was or dcred on tue ground that the appeal papers were i'm mpertect, and leave was giv- en parties 10 supply the deficiency. In that of William. r. Ford, trustee, vs. T. C. Hayes, Sherilf, judgment was affirmed. In that of R. E. Eldred VS. Solomon Warner, administrator, judgment was reversed by Tweed and Porter, Dunne dissenting. In the matter of the application for tt writ or mandamus tO compel the board of super ViSOrS of Pima county to pay certain Ju- TOTS, writ allowed.
 Except in the two cases specified, the court Was unanimous in it's opinions. The SeS sion was harmonious and very prompt in diSpOSing of all the business before il. One of the cases, that of Rush & Davis VS. Linn tG French, occupied over two full days of the session. IL was very desirable on the part of Judge Porter to leave for home by stage yesterday, therefore to ena- ble him to do so, the court met at 7:30, an nOunced the last opinion, and although il did not adjourn, the session may be said to be ended. 1t will probably be full week before the opinions in full are filed, but when announced, concise statement of the points upon which they were based, was given. It is generally believed that at no previous term of the supreme court of Arizona, was there such harmony or as great care exercised 10 arrive at exactly correct and just opinions as at this.
 After the above was in type, much better report was handed Tn but could not be used this week, as well as other matter pertinent to local case on the calendar.
 PERSONAL. Leopold Wolf, of NJ. l. Jacobs x Co.,, left here on Tuesday via san Diego, for New York and othercites. May he have safe and pleasant trip.
 On Monday Col. J. M. Mason and wife of Camp Verde, Col. A. w. Evans, inspec- tor general of this department. and Capt. A. H. NickersOn, aujutant-general of the of Arizona, arrived in town.
 Joseph Collingwood. principal member of E. N. Fish & Co. atthe Florence house, arrived here early in the week, and on left for Sonora on business. He will return in about ten days.
 Hon. DeForest Porter, Judge John A. Rush and U. $. Marshal F. H. Goodwin,
  tive homes. Judge Rush may stop over at Florence.
 Col. Levi Ruggles, U. s. Land Register at Florence, arrived in town Monday and left by yesterdays stage. He received ap- plicatiOnS for some pre-emptiOn claims while here and the cash on some former ones.
 Judge c. T. Hayden, arrived on Monday from Tempe on Salt River, and left yeSter- day for there. The Judge thinks he may very soon go to California and perhaps east on business, but finds it difficult to leave his affairs in Arizona.
 DR. BARSTOW gives his professional card a place in TIE CITIZEN. Men>Sho know what good dental work isSSdE they have had that kind done by the Doctor, and 1 freely recommend it.
 FOR cheap and good barberI@or and bathing. go to John Baker'si shop on Me | silla street Read his advertisement m 1 to-day's CITIZEN.
 THE Colorado Steam Navigation com pany have an advertisement in to-day's ! CITIZEN of general interest.
 THERE will be Episcopal chyfrch service l and H Rssaf,1 sermon qn Sunday eySfng, Rev. F,