Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06
From Tuesdays Daily.
Clifford vs. Mitchell S BUl,o,d

iaIu' Wnlcn came up In the Firet Distrfs
 Court before Judge French, is one of COT
 siderable importance and involves poinl
 ot interest 10 miners. Farley S Pon
 roy appeared for the plaintiff an
 stiles and Morgan for defendants. Tn
 proceedings, as far as had, show that 4
 J. Mitchell and J. NJ. Vizna. in June las
 made mining location in the Tombston
 District, put up monuments and did som
 assessment work. They named the min
 Sidney" On the 10th day Of Octobe
 following Andrew Ames, acting for Fl
 B. Clifford. went upon the ground. hayin
 ID hls possession list of all claims re
 corded within sixty days from date of lo
 cation Seeing that the notice on the Sid
 ney was not indorsed as having been re
 corded, Ames relocated the mine for Git
 ford, anc posted his notice, claiming for
 feiture on the part of Mitchell. BulIarC
 became owner Of ViZna's interest las
 fall and is now a party to the suit. Afte
 Ames had posted his notice Of relocation recorded it and performed some work
 Mitchell notified him to vacate th, ground, and subsequently, obtained pos session. which he now holds with Bul lard.
 One Of the points in the trial was tevel oped yesterday in the examination Of wit ness, and that Is, what effect shall be giver to the custom. rules and regulations, writ ten and unwritten, Of Tombstone District In regard to the recording Of mines. Al testimony sought to be introduced by tn, complainants tending to show the force O these rules, customs or regulations wal strongly objected to by the defense, whc claimed that the written laws having beer introduced, it was necessary to show they had been suspended, but finally allowed it to be introduced by the Court.
 To-day the testimony for the defense showed that Mitchell had posted a second notice August 10 and recorded it October 3 The testimony Of one witness tended to show that the notice which Ames found there, as he testified uuindorsed, was in. dorsed. and destroyed by some one on the ground, as he found fragments Of it scat: tered around.
 The complalnants endeavored to have the testimony concerning the record or relocation by Mitchell, August 10, stricken out, but failed.
 MT. Farley opened the case at II o'clock this morning for the compIalnants and cited numerous authorities showing the force Of the customs of mining camps in Inc matter Of recording and as to the working Of a forfeiture. MT. Morgan will reply and the case will go to the Jury this evening.
 UPTOWN boarders will be interested In he fact that the dining room and kitchen )f the Palace Hoiel are now under a new and excellent management, the control Of Affairs having been transferred tO Mir. and Mrs. August Rehwoldt, recently Of San vas chief Of the culinary department at he Horton House, which fact is sufficient O recommend him to the hungry public If any community. It may require few lays for the new management to get in ,ood working order, but they will not be ong about 1t. Every variety Of provision will be served after the latest fashions. Patronage is solicited and satisfaction guaranteed.
 THERE Is a body Of large mesquite trees vest Of the Santa Cruz, just above James Iee's mill. A gentleman in our hearing he other day suggested that If the land ould be secured a delightful driving park ould be made Of it, and inasmuch as the own now has in LevIn's park a most de- ightful dancing and picnic park, 1t ought o have just such driving park as could 'e made in the mesquite grove so near by. This subject Is respectfully referred Co our 'eopje who own fine horses and carriages nd all those who hope to own them, and hue 10 be the most pleasantly sur ounded In AriZons.
 VAS ever woman in this humor wood q Vas ever woman In this humor won ?l I'll have her, but will not keep her long.
 Such was the sophistry Of high toned aballero last evening, who dreamed of marriage joys, but by a sudden turn when n the very eve Of success. was left out in he cold world-perhaps alone. His con- uest was defeated by fathers rage. IT he case did not have a serious side, wei 7ould only pity the justice who lost his pc.
 MR. CLUM, editor and proprietor of THE 'IrIzES, expects to start for Tom bstone his evening. He will look over that good V and rich land In mines, mills and en- srprisIng people. We don't know Of any hing that will make him feel more kind Y than an addition Co hls patronage, a ttle favor we have no doubt the people l ut there have been snxiously waiting to xtend.
 PROF. HORTON, principal Of the public chool, says this week closes the term, nd that an examination will occur on 'riday to which all are earnestly Invited hese examinations or rehearsals are all avs interesting, and they call freshly to lind our youthful and happiest days. A eneral attendance will encourage teach- rs and pupils.
 THE farmers In the valley near tucson re now busily engaged in thrashing and .cking their barley. and loads Of sacks , out from the stores. This grain IS now ,tailing here at s2 and at Casa Grande al
 so per 100 pounds. We hear Of iles In ,e GiIa valley, buyer to sack and receive
 on the ranche, at sl per 100.
 ALL the visitors, and they are many, bo have lately examined the mines to ,e South and Southeast, report favor oly. and all who came here disposed to ecome interested have taken property on ,nd or bought outright. MAYOR TooLE has just received and for arded 10 San Fran cisco choice sample coal from the vein near Camp Apache. SEE dlssolution notice of Lowell and orris.