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Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
GRAND JURY REPORT,
District Court, first JgdicIdI District Pima County, ArIzoHa Territory. Sep tem6er Term, 4. Q. 1879.

Hon. c. G. W. French, District Judge;
 The Grand Jury empanneled and sworn on the sth day Of September report tha they have found the following indict ments, 10 wit:
 Two @ true bills for murder.
 Seven @ true bills for grand larce-y.
 Four (4l true bills for assault with a deadly weapon.
 1 One true bill for obstrueting an officer. ! One true bill for receiving stolen goods. ] Two true bills for perjury. ! One true bill for willful anu corrupt con duct in office.
 1 One true bill for embedding county warrants.
 ! one true bill for burglary. Charges against The following persons ! held tO answer were dismissed. ] Benjamin Pearson, Pasqual Hereva. | Qulrma Rosa. Polocaipeo Valencia. J. NJ. SeuiOs, JnliO Gugo, Jose Valencia, Robert Mason, Nicolas Martinez. Frank Patter- son and J. B. Collins The Grand Jury recommend that the Board Of Supervisors purchase the lot m the rear of the courthouse and jail, as the present jail Is insufficient m size and without ventilation.
 Also, that the Bnard Of Supervisors pur- chase good and substantial covers for the Record Books In The Recorders office.
 Tue Grand Jury further recommends that the Board or Supervisors discontinue the paying Of County Jailor. as in their opinion there Is no law for paying the same.
 The Grand Jury have made a full and careful exam natiou into all the public offices under their control, and the re>ult| will be found m the accompanying re- ports Of the committees. We find there Is no county hospital, but find two patients under Dr. Handy's care. he having a con. tract with The county for the care of all sick.
 We recommend that The Board of Super visoIs open book and keep a full record of each patient admitted to or under charge Of Dr. Handy, County Physician. and "iss record of the discharge or each ! patient. Also, that the Sheriff open and | keep an account Of all prisoners fed in | iail.
 IL Is with great pleasure that the Grand . Jury refer Io the prompt and thorou.b manner m which District Attorney Hugh Farley presented all matters coming be fore the Grand Jury.
 IT. JEFFoRDs, Foreman.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
District Court.

The Court, after a hearing on Friday O. Hilton vs. Maloney, on appeal from C Justices Court, dismissed the case fol
 want of Jurisdiction, 1t not being one over
 which justice had jurisdiction.
 The Grand Jury reported five indict. ments Of persons not m custody. Saturday morning BeDJ. Pearson, who was under bonds to answer before the Grand Ju ", was relieved, the jury having refused to indict.
 1 The jury also refused 10 find a bill against Pat. Cannon. | Charles Powell was called 10 plead 10 the charge ot murdering Jesus Chavez ] His counsel moved to set aside the indict- ment, on the ground that it did not appear thereon thatit had been presented in open court by The foreman Of the Grand Jury. in the presence of rh, jury. The motion was denied. Counsel also interposed a demurrer to the indictment on the ground that 1t did not, on it's face, show the term or date when the bill was fonnG. nor sub- stautially comply with sections aI3, 2l4. chapter II, K. l.. Overruled. The pris- oher pleaded not guilty.
 Dan. Kehoe, having DO counsel, John Roman, Esq was assigned his defense. He pleaded moi guilty 10 the indictment.
 The District Attorney asked that de- posit made by W. II Young, in lieu O. bail, be declared forfeited, he not having appeared 10 answer an indictment found against him Taken under adv!sement.
 The Grand Jury returned two more In- dictments this morning against parties not in custody. They will probably finish their labors this afternoon.
 Territory vs. Gregorio Camacho; pleads not guilty to charge Of larceny.
 Hart vs. Witherlll; trIal postponed 10 Novem Der 24.
 Zeckeudorf vs. Stowe: motion for de fault. Taken under advisement.
 Morrison vs. Marshall; trial set for Sep tember 29.
 Territory vs. $. ". Carpenter; IndIci- ment for embedding county warrants Demurrer 10 indictment, on the ground that it does not show that the subject mat ter had been recommitted to the Grand Jury by the Court after a Grand Jury had once examined il. etc. Decision reserved.
 Tuesday afternoon the case Of the Ter iiory vS. Charles Powell, murder, was set for trial October 2nd.
 Territory vs. W. Ii. Young, perjury, ball forfeited.
 Territory vs. A. J. Mitchell. perjury, de- fendant arraigned. Bail fixed at S2 GOO.
 Farnish vs. Katz, demurrer overruled. .
 al sept. IS.
 Territory ". Keho, murder, trial set for Sept. l9.
 Territory vs. Hernandez, grand larceny. rial set for Sept. r. Territory vs. NJ, Dermott, motion for denied, trial set for < ,pi. IS l Territory vS Espinosa, grand larceny, rial by jury; prisoner found guilty.
 The court adjourned uDtll Septem Der F.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
STOCK SPEcULATIOHS
 W SAH FRANCISCO
MARTIN, TAYLOR < CO.,, Bankers. 420 California St., San Francisco.
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Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OPTIC

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 FLORENCE, ARIZONA, August 1g, IS7Q lNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TH,- ~ the Tombstone Gold and Silver Mn iand Mining Company, a corporation or. leanized under the laws of the TeTr.tO-vo' Arizona, having their office and princigsl tplace oi business in the town Of Tucs0u Pima County, Arizona, has this day made application for patent tO the
 TOUCH NUT MINING CLAIM situated in the Tombstone Mining Di, Itrict, in the County Of Pima, Territory of Arizona, being bOunted and described a, follows Co wit: Beginning at the north east corner of said claim. at a post feel. long, 4Xi inches square, planted feet iu Ithe ground and in a monument Of stones land marked thereon CT. N. NJ C. No Il'i thence running =. IS OS' F.. .2.7-i, ichainS along the east S.de Of the claim anu west side Ol '' NiZina" and |" CfOldpnOugl" Iclaims, 10 q post feet long XXI inches square in a monument Of stones. marked thereon 70 T. N- NJ C. No. 2" for the south. east corner; thence running south 4I7 5- W. 9-O9 chains along the south end linerr he Tough Nut and north end inc O' " Tough Nut Extension ' to a post 5 t-,t long fNf inches Square planted fee Ju the ground and lu monument uf stones marked thereon "T N. M. C. No. S,'' llr the southwest corner; thence running N 4Sa S w. along the west line Of "JOu-t
 7 t@rvrn"r" and ' Defence" claims = - chains to post . feet long 4Nf tncnr, ~quare, planted feet in the ground and Iu " monument of stones, marked thereon " N. C. VI No. r." for The N. W. corner of ciaIIn; therce \. 4I- 5o' r. alon. uufl nd une uf " Tough Nut" and south end line Oi " Survey " Iu-;tiiOu 9 co chatIS 70 place or point or beginning; couta n n 70 O6 acres.
 Said mining claim being deScribcG DO the original location notice, died and re- corded April 9, lo4S.in Book C, Records l' Mines, Pima County, page 2.7, as b.i situated about li4 miles uoTiness. rI. HOm the " Lucky uSS mine in ha uurh end oi Tombstone hil s, abDrt $ nil-, west of the Dragoon Nou1fains and about S m les east of the san led -u River
 Any and all persons claiming adverse " the whole or any portion or said luu-t Nut claim or surface srot. nd are required tO file their adverse claims with the Res ister of the Land Office at Florence. AT zoHa, during the 60 days period of pubic cation hereof or they will be barred by virtue O: the provisions of the statute.
 C. NJ. K. PAUIJSDN.
 4o RrglStCr
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
TIE Arizonan of the sth SAYS

A man named Soule shot himself through the head the evening before just west of Prescott, the shot proving fatal.
 Rev. c. II. Adams. Methodist mis- sionary preached an able sermon on Sunday evening. and 1t is understood that he will soon start upon an extend ed tour through the Territory and upon his return wIll take up his permanent residence in Prescott.
 Edmund W Wells, a respected citi- zen of Prescott, died on the Sth. He was aged 6l years
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
Attachments WJtbdrow1

We are pleased to learn that all tn, attachments issued against J. B. Col lins, of Camp Thomas, have been with drawn and his credit restored. Tho scare was caused by the fatal shooting aiiray, in which Mr. Collins was an actor, but upon investigation there wa, found to be no cause for alarm and the creditors have withdrawn theil suits, paying their own costs. It af lords Us pleasure to notice this fact for NIT. Collins has enough of actual troub. les without placing upon him any that are simply imaginary.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
FRoM the Phenix Herald ot Sent. (

FROM the PheniX Herald of Sept. 6
 The quartz mill at Seymour is run ming on full time, notwithstanding tn, recent reports of financial troubles.
 Water has been turned out of tn, irrigating canals for ten days, and tn, channels are Co be cleaned.
 One hundeed and sixty acres of land and Improvements, including Salt Riv. CT flour mill, was yesterday sold bv the sheriff on foreclosure of a mort gage for $l1,24G9S.
 The Mormons have for some time past been bothered by the Indians turning stock loose on their ranches A few days since a party of Mormons captured number of Indian ponies and started for PheniN 10 put them in the pound, but were overtaken by the Indians and drove them of.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
From SalnrIav,s nniI-

I OUR enterpriSing candy sOda-waier let. cream man, MT. Charles Schultz is just
 completing arrangements for opening a I irsi-ciasS ice cream saloon in tue rear O. his soda fountain. The room is being I papered to-day and will be in order for ] business on Monday next, Provided The ice is ready. Mir. <. has just received a
 large oven from New York, which Is au | important acquisition Co his confection-
 ary department. Mir. SchutZ will con-
 tinue to furnish the frosty luxuries until The weather gets cpo', when he wall inlpor,
 fresh oysie $ in the shell and serve Ihom ! to his patrons in all modern styles. We
 know that TucSonItes are fond or these good things and MT. Schutz-s success only depends upon The amount Of loose change our people may find in their vest pockets.
 NR. F. B. PAGE staried this afternoon
 by stage for a few weeks trip east on pri-
 vate business. He has been here upwards Of year, and has in that time establish ed an enviable reputation ns a business
 man, upon whom rare degree Of reli- ance cun be safely placed. His earnest, straightforward manner or dealing hns made him friends wherever he has gone.
 He would be greatly missed were he permanently leave The circle Of Arizona
 mining men, and we are glad 10 state that his absence will only be as long as neces- saFy to arrange his affairs for a permanent location here in connection with the Grand Central Company'S affairs.
 Nov that the city is digging down and filling up SO many places in the streets. and m view Of the Very dry weather il would be no more than just that the cirv. having put the streets in their present dusty condition, without the consen, oi property holders, should go on with its ! rk, and pay for water to sprin kIe the ! bad places until the roadway is packed down io at least us good condition as fl . was before. he city Is getting itS street . repair work done dirt cheap, and it ought to come down In this respect. We com. mend it Co the Fathers
 OS Monday next Mir Theo. Weliscb will leave on business trip to san Fran cisco and The East. The demands nt The
 " "4NN AANNNN Ail lsAN iilOUEDlt EOONS have so decreased his stock that some eNten- sive purchases must be made, and this Will be the mission on which he goes. Pleasure. safety and profit is the best wish We have for him.
 MIR. H. WELIsCH came in from Charles lon yesterday and reports steady prosper lty Tn that section. The grade Of the Con tention mill has been completed. The .t Tom bstone mill never gets tired, The Tough Nut deyelOpes richer every day and altogether things seem 10 prosper generally.
 REPORTER Mitchell, or the District |, Court. IS still det"ined in san Francisco ii by disease affecting his hearing. Judge . French has urged him either 10 come any. now or To send a substitute. A reporter Will be almost a necessity after this week
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
4 New Re6ster.

NIT. Edwin U. Whipple has just Finished tas k, such as men Of his literary fam. rarely undertake. He has reviewed The great speeches or Daniel Webster and framed them for the general American reader; For Ike all the greatest urterances or The greaie't men, there Is much in the speeches Of Webster which does no, in. terest, but rather wearies the ordinary reader. Mir. Whipple writes and prefxes 10 the new volume a critical essay mon
 Daniel Webster as a master Of English sly ie," which is al once valuable in itself and serves 10 guide the student Of Web Ster, In the following pages, to a correct estimate of the greatest American orator ID the direction indicated. The book be- fore us is one or the handsomest class aI- ways published by Little. Brown S Co. and contains 70 pages, with a copious in. dex. It will doubtless reach many A shelf where the older and more cumbrous work Of Edward Everett have never been.
 WEBSrER's GREAT SPEECHES. with an introductory essay on Daniel Webster as Master Of English style" by Edwin P. WhipPle, with portraits. svo, cloth. s5.c9. Boston: Lit;le, Brown & Co
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
Mining Work Notlce.

I'O T. McCARTY AND ALL OTHERN | interested Tn those certain mining claims known Rs the Rosie Blade and EA- press situated in the Tom bsiOne Miu.ns District, Pima county, Arizona.
 This Is Co notify you that iu accordane- with provisions of the mining act Of MA' lo, 1872, that in compliance with require menis Of sait act, work has been done 'H said mining claims for one year back is.''' ending July 3l, 1879, by the undersigned. Now, therefore, if within ninety O"'' from the first publication of this nouc,, y n do not come forward and pay you, proper proportion Of the cost Oi the ,a.4 work, the und. rsigned will claim ioris' ure Of all your rights, title and lnieIe,' m and 10 every portion Of sald niI."' mn, claim. J. W. MURPHl'
 F. B. KNOX.
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Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
Dissolution Notice

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~ the copSrtnership heretofore existing between A. Barnett, E. Block and c We'll npH' under the nrm name Of Barnett. Block 6 Co, n as this day beer dissolved by mutual consent, MT C. WelIhof retir- ing s nd Messrs. Barnett and Block con tinuing the business, who will collect all moneys, pay all debts and settle alt other business connected with the old firm
 \. BARNETT,
 B. BLOCK
 C. WELLHOFF. Dated MaficOra, September s, 1879. fa-fp
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
Maraa TO s6OOO A YEAR. OR
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE. tii..f.r. 5etween F. N. Fish and F. O. Sha"ss s,m m the fi eighting busidess, under I. 5.- bes1 name of Fish & shaw, has ID IS .@' ., 2. z. dissolved. All bills are payaDl,.yS ts Iiqli- Fish and all indebtedness VII FISH. dated by him. T.. ~ SHAW
 Tucson, September !, ls''.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
Mining Work Notice.

! NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE | I4N ad miniStTator of the estate Of C. Fin | ley, deceased, and tO all whom It may concern, that The assessment work on the | following mining claims has been done | by J. D. Andrew wS, he undersigned: Ajax mine, lOcafed May To. 1878, situated 10 Ar-vaca District for the year ending May | 10, ls.J; Chico mine, located May 24, ls7s. situated fin Patagonia mountains, for the year ending May 2f, 1879; Cosmopolitan mine, located May 25, 1878. situated 70 PatagOnla mOuu 'aius, for The year ending May 2j, 1879. This iS tD notify you and alI interested parties that, in compliance with provisions nf the mining act of May N lS4l, that in mplianCe with requirements Of said act work has been done on said mining claims or one year last past a, de- scrlred above by the undersigned. Now. therefore, it within ninety days from the first publication or this notice you do moi come forward and pay yoUr proper pro portion Of the cost Of said work thr under signed will claim forfeiture Of all your rights, title and interest in and tO every portion Of said mining claims. The afOre- said claims were located by E. J. Virgin, J. D. Andrews and c. Finley.
 J. D ANDREWS.
 TUCsoS, Pima Co.,, A. T., July 30, ls7a.
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Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
Committee 2enortS.
PuRLIc AnM1N1srp,rnr

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS.
 To The Foreman Of he Grand Jury:- Your committee appointed TO examin, the books and papers of the office of Put. lie Administrator. would respectfully re. port that they have i'nnd them correct, and neatly kept. Respectfully,
 WI. OHNEso tGEN, Chairman.
 DISTRICT ATTORNEY
 To the Foreman Of inc Grand Jurv:- Your Committee app nted to inspect the office Of District Attorney respectfully re- ports that the same keeps no books and has nothing to keep books for. All cases are matters Of record in the courts. All money received are shown by the as sesSment rolls reiurnsi to the Board oi Supervisors. Respectfully.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
I. F.. BAILEY.
Chairman Committee. gnTrN-srN TIDE AGTTREg


 Hon. T. J. Jeffords Foreman Grand .Jury:-Your committee on County Treas urer have the honor to report as follows: As per instructions, we proceeded 10 in- spect that funciionary's books. Found them kept in proper shape. neat, plain, etc, funds separate and apart. We then proceeded to count, and found in all The different funds the sum of s5,2S7, which amount corresponds with amount as shown from Treasurer's books. As far as our observation goes we have no hesita- ton in saying that County Treasurer Leaiherwood's affairs are in best possible shape, and credit alike tO himself and the county. All or which is respectfully submitted. JOHN BARTLETT.
 Chairman Committee on Treasurer.
 sHERIFF's OFFICE.
 To The Grand Jury:,-The committee ap- pointed 10 examine the license account of Sherin Shibell, found Treasurer Leather woods receipts, for cash in full, up to Au- gust 5lSt, also receipt for se0 on account Of nnes. T. ! JEFFcRpS, Chairman.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19

c HnA WEEK IN YOUR OWN hnh town and no capital risked. You Scan give the business a trial with out expense. The best opportunity ever offered for those willing to work You should try nothing else until you see for yourself what you con do at the business s We offer. No room Co explain here. You can devote all Jour time or only your spare time 10 the business, and make great pay for every hc.r that you work women make as mpc1 as men. Send for special private terms and particu lars. which we mall free. s5 outfit free. DonT complain Of hard times while you have such chance. Address H. HALLETT S CO, Portland Me.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
4 HaOpK Camp.

SYRACUSE, \. T., September 12- ] Yesterday the Democratic State Con yention, after hearing and adopting a platform for the fall campaign, pro ceeded to consider nominations for Governor and other officers. Governor l Robinson was nominated and some violent speeches were made, both for and against him. Amid much con fusion delegate arose, and, declaring that he had until then been a Robin son man, but was now convinced that his choice could not be elected, he nominated John C.. Jacobs. The nom inatiOn was received with loud cheers. The delegate then moved that the
 nomination be made by acclimation. The Secretary put the question, and amid the greatest excitement declared the motion adopted. This action was,
 however, not accepted by the conven-
 tiOn, and after a recess a rOll-call was
 had. Pending the roll-call the New
 ! ork City delegation withdrew, leav-
 ing the convention in great confusion.
 On the call Robinson was declared
 nominated. Subsequently the Tam
 many delegates held a convention of their own, and nominated John Kelly for Governor and appointed a com mittee of fifteen to nominate a full State ticket, if they should deem il. advisable.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
IUsTIcEs oF THE PEACE


 To T. J. Seffords. Foreman Of the Grand Jury:-Your committee on Justices of the Peace, have the honor to respond as fol. lows: That in compliance with instruc- tions we proceeded fo examine the dock ets of The three Justices ofthe Peace or Pre- .cinci No. :, and find that there have been a large number Of criminal cases tried be- fore these courts since February 1879, as follows: Before Justice NeugaSs. 27f; Jus lice Myers, l5I; Justice Alnsa, l. Making a total Of i15 eases. We find the papers and dockeis of these officers correctly and plainly kept and in a manner easily un- derstond. But have to report a gross and cuipabie neglect on The part or some of The Justices of The Peace in sending per- sons committed before their courts to county jail there to be held for trial, and after so doing failed Io forward the neces- sary evidence fort heir conviction. There by causing useless and unnecessary ex- pense to the county and doing an injuS Ice Co the persons committed.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
CUUNTY RFCORDER
PROBATE COURT.

To inc Grand Jury:-The undersigned, Probate Cou-. Committee, report as fol- lows. Alter long examination or the books, records, etc oi the office, we found all in good order; we also found the rec should be settled without any more delay, and called The attention Of the Probate Judge to the necessity of a prompt settle ment Of these estates by the AdmInistra- tors. JAS. II. Too1.E. Chairman.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
Hayes and Pdrty.

CINCINNATI, September 12.-Presi
 dent Hayes, Gen. Sherman, Gen. Sher- idan and Attorney General Devens visited the Chamber of Commerce to- day, the President making a short
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
B EiEFrI,
,EACIDo RUELAs.

.~E.ACIDo RUELAs.
 CLERI;.N>5..cE.
 To The Grand Ju-y.-.Srhe undersigned respectfully reports, that the books. pa perS, etc, of the District Court were Gound m good condition, tle Clerk requires more desk room and Inc Board ui Supervisors should furnish it w.lhout delay.
 DAVID T. II tKsuAw, Chairman.
 SUIT. OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
 To the G and Jury:-On an examina- tiun of the office of Superintendent Of Pub l;c Schools, by q commitIe appointed for that purpose, we found the bnoks and vouchers correct, and in excellent coudi lion. CHAs. II. LABAREE, Chairman.
 COUNTY RECORDER.
 To inc Foreman Of the Grand Jury: - Your com mitiee appoi.ted to examine the records or the County Recorders office respectfully report that they have inspect @d the records and papers in said office, and Ind The records kept carefully and neatly; records and record books careful " perused and everything in said office we find very satisfactory SD far as we were able to discover. Respectfully,
 Q. BUCKALEw,
 C. O. BROWN.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19

SAN FRANCIsco, September 13.-The latest compilation of the election fig ures gives Perkins a plurality of 2l,- l42 Mckenna's majority is 390. The Republicans have a majority of both hranches of the LepisIat11re
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
Flames.

MILWAUKEE, September 16-The Deaf and Dumb Asylum burned to day. Loss, S100,000 The inmates were Ill saved.