Arizona citizen., 1879-05-16
District Court.

aiteTnoon- Before the ad nnent of h
 court, at o'clock, Thomas ]. Davis. Sabj
 no otero and John E. Magee had been ex
 amined. No night session was held he
 cense the jury had all been sum mana,
 without time for any business arrange
 ments. To-day the testimony ot m, T prosecution was concluded by the exam ination Of Henry Glassman, TIL. Merce ana John Lemon. The defense have now . examined James Peters, Thomas Rrittor l and Frank Beal. The evidence doas mi
 seem to differ materially from that given } at the nrst trial. The nice points are per papS more clearly set forth and counsel
 on both sides are conductin. the case in
 all the light of their previous exnerience DR. c. H. LORD, United States Deposit- ary at this place, and partner in one of ArlZona's most prosperous mercantile
 nrns' stole quietly out of town yesterday
 morning, bound for New York. The Doe.
 tors health has not been very good of late
 and he seeks the Atlantic breezes to reviva his dropping spirits. By his early and quiet departure the Doctor avoided many
 an adios with some hearty shakes that
 might have still further racked his soma
 what dilapidated physical system. But
 we are bound to farewell anyhow. Our
 friends must get up before 5 o'clock in the
 morning if they expect to escape our part
 ing benediction. We trust the Doctor will
 be back in the early fall enjoying com
 pIete health, the fullest vigor and accom-
 panied by the several members Of his ex-
 cellent family.
 FURNITURE can now be obtained In Tue son at reasonable rates, but to make the prices lower, Mir. Leo. Goldschmidt bas Just opened large house on Main street
 and to-day advertlses himself as importer
 and dealer in all kinds of furniture. His stock is not yet quite complete; never,be-
 less he Is now able to make a credItable
 array Of handsome goods. His carpets
 are of neat patterns and Of fine quality.
 Those wire-cribs for our new babes are Just the thing when cats are cross and
 nles are plenty. His elegant English cases' desks, marble-top stands, tables, &c., and many other articles are fully equal 10 any imported. Our young moth CTS. new married couples, mean old bach .eiOrs and others desiring good furniture at low rates would be we'll served at Mir. Goldschmidt's.
 A COMPLAINT was made to us this morn- Ing oy MT. A. Levin that the two alleys on either side Of his grounds seem to be chosen avenues wherein are dumped dead dogs. old rags, bad eggs and such other offensive matter ss is not wanted up town. l NIT. Levin has had these alleys cleaned | several times and yet this obnoxious prac- l tice continues. This is within the city | limits and the city authorities ought to | see to it that refuse material is no longer | deposited in. the above locality. Mir. Levin | has, by large outlay Of private means, made an attractive resort for all who have leisure and inclination tO visit his gar dens, and the health of the locality and the comfort Of his guests ought not to be interfered with by a public nuisance.
 A BROTHER Of Mir. Walter L. Vail came in this morning from the end of the rai.- road. He was one of the party who came down on the excursion train to Maricopa and his reports indicate that the excursion was quite a pleasant and satisfactory affair throughout. The party was com. posed Of very congenial people. The ac- on the train were as good lS could be supplied by the company. Il They did not find Maricopa very good place for lawn parties, but didn't seem much disappointed. He thought about slO,000 worth Of town lots were sold Al together he speaks very favorably of the ! impressions and results Of the trip.
 Col. GEORGE E. GRAY. Chief Engineer, md Mir. Gillette, of the Engineer Corps Of he Southern Pacific Railroad Company, s 'rrived by private conveyance this fore loon. Col. Gray Is the guest or Mir. John ( Nasson at the residence Of Judge Neu- { ,ass. We learn that his stay here will c imply extend to the time required to C transact his 5usiness-elsewher referred O. ,
 WE saw eighty ounces of choice gold 'ullion this morning, in the safe Of l.. S Co. It is from the Mulato :, nine in Sonora, and assays S20l914 per unce. This is the finest quality Of gold roduced in Mexico. Several hundred T OtlhTS WOTin or SllNtT DulllOu was ID at the same time. l.. ZECKENDoRF X Co. have just received er train Of Ward, 26,OOO pounds; Bucka- ew X Ochoa, 3s,OOO; Barnett S Block, ,OO0. This adds a fine assortment to a heir large stock and gives them a full ne in every branch Of the wholesale and W etail trade. A Two age-loads-twenty-six passengers II came into town this morning, being a ortion Of the excursIonists who decided e see more of Arizona than could be talk n in by railroad ride at night from una to Maricopa, and stay or one day the latter place.