Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
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J. F. COLLINS and J. NJ. OrOsco, charged wrh the killing Of James HRines at Camp lonlas last week, were brought ir from Stafford yesterday on commitment rom Justice Johnson, before whom he waived examination. The examination was opened to-day before Justice NeusasS Benj. Morgan, Esq. appearirg z for the de- lendant and Disirict Attorney Farley for The prosecution. From the evidence talk tn before ihe COToner's jury, and The staie- 'nrut of ]. E Collins. together with the tes' ony oi OroS'o. it appears satiSfac- IoTiiiy that the homicide committed was
 ,'idable. and on motion oi the District Attorney the defendant was discharged.
 Now what Is this we hear nbout anO,h- CT wedding soon to be celebrated in this ancient iy oi mud? Yuu younger and fair haired men will have to bow your heads while the prize Is borne from you. Speaking or flair haired" men, reminds us that our remarks may he construed as personal and We are hence liable 10 be nt- ted wiih "tin" ear, and really we dnn't know just how tO get ont Of h,s nnless we annOunc thHt the editor is not responsi- bIe for The opinions herein expressed. h is only what we hear from the dear people you know, so pleas lei it pass.
 AMONG the arrivals by the Southern Pa cific Sta-e Line to-day, were Hon. J. K. Luttrell, for many years an active and useful member Of Congress from :he northern district Of California, Dr. Per rim, a gentleman of means and party interested in private land claims in Ari- ZonH. and Mir. R. C. H0pki iDs, clerk and translator in The U. S. Surveyor Generals office. NIT. Lu,ireil has mining interests we understand in Globe district, and will perhaps attend 10 some legal business during his stay.
 TnE Exchange restaurant closed opt yesterday, In COL versatiou with Mir. Dull Ihls morning he " ished us tO state that it would remain closed for few days. The Feast seems to have in- Ierfered with the corps Of assistants ami may have scattered the propricio. for moment, but he assures us he will soon rally,
 THE Lace House is now very nicely IO- caied on the corner of Meyers St. X Maid en Lane. Miss O'Keefe Is doing such neat work that she Is now overrun with orders. the rush everything i> done wlih special care. Call in and see some of her new bonnets.
 IT is eXpected that the Territory will have witnesses here to testify In the Pat Cannon homicide case before the grand Jury. and that Cannon may be arrested again. He maintains that he was Jusii- fled in what he did, and will not escape.
 AN enterprising sportsman has just ex- ported Il complete outfit Of Keno" from I ucson tO Tombstone. This indicates that money k beginning ;o circulate oui there, and that cheeks and silver bricks are no longer the only currency of tbaI district.
 ME. SHUssLER has taken lease on his new sIore on Church Plaza, and will hI things up in tue best manner to enable han io display his fine stock of jeweIry, firearms, &c lie now has a considerable shipment of goods on ihe way from Casa Grande.
 MES5Gs. BROWN and Felion 'efi to-day for d trip inio So.sra, 10 he gone some weeks. Mr. FeiiOu has been enjoying quiie a visit in Tucson and does not ex. p-ct 10 ceiurn soon. Mir. Brown, aner ai. ending to some mining business, etc, hopes to get back alive and we'll.
 THE ouTt House Is goiEg through Ill., He course or renovation preparatory to' Us use next week. Whiiewash seems io, oe the principal necessity. The Sherin will put down the carpet n a day or two
 THAT pie Of rubbish In Myers street. near Maideh's Lane, is getting wore down pretty near to the road level One or TWO more dead csts would add to ils beauty.
 THINGS on the Southern Pacific must be getting more settled. The stage came In fr'.m Casa Grande yesterday and to-day at about one o'clock.
 MR- ADoLFo DE LA Rosa, for long lime an employee in TIE CITIZEN office, len by coach to-day for Florence.
 From Tuesdays Daily.