Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
Supreme cnnrt

D 'i San lO' tue respondent and II Farley for appellant submitted anj by the court taken under adv;se,,ert
 Court adjourned until tomorrow
 Court met January 3O with a full bench. "''N d uii
 The account of U. S. officers were examined and allowed.
 J. M. Kiuley, Esq, was admitted as attorney ana counselor in the court. i Territory vs Oliver Boyer. Judg- ment affirmed and the court below di- rected to set day for execution.
 l.: k- Thompson, respondent vs Wm. F. Wrrringer, appellant. Judgmeut reversed in regard to the executrix md affirmed as to the other parties. app .l. lanis; OeFOrrest Porter dissenting.
 D. K. Houghtalen, respondent. vs N. Ellis, appellant. Notice for re hearing granted and to be submitted on briefs to be filed within 30 days from date for appellant: and same terms for respondent
 Application for a writ of mandate vs the Territorial Auditor for warrant ot $500 for Territorial reporters in iavapai county was by the court de nled. Chief Justice French not ex- l pressing any opinion.
 Motion of Hugh Farley that the ex- ! penses incurred in taking Charles Powell to Preecojt on a writ of habeas corpus be taxed agalnst the Territory was by the court denied, also the mo- | ton for fees to the District Attorney attending appeal cases before the Su- | preme Court.
 Territory vs Charles Powell. The decision of this case now under ad- Visement, will be rendered during va cation.
 Court adjourned sine die
 MR. JOHN DEMPSEY. who was sol severely injured in Tombstone last June by a premature explosion of al blast, arrived at St, Mary's hospital. San Francisco, on the 25th instant, and Is now under the care of Dr. Mur- phy. For a number of months he was m our county hospital under the care of Dr. Handy. About two weeks ago our generous citizens subscribed sufii cient funds to carry him to san Fran cisco, in compliance with his express ed wish. A private letter says he lS' comfortably situated and hopes are entertained of the recovery of his eye sight.
 JOHN HAYNES, EsQ. returned by yes terday's coach from San Francisco, where he has been for more than a month past. While in California Judge Haynes was party of the second part to very interesting contract, and re turns with the party of the first part to' carry out its provisions here. We ven- ture to congratulate the Judge and his lady and to welcome them to a home among Us.
 THE day has been very bright. but the temperature has been decidedly January like. The broad meadows stretching away 10 the foothills are. still white with the frosty mantle, while the mountains in every direction have. the appearance of towering snow drifts. The snow in the shade has lain all day frozen and the tramps have shown a decided affinity for the sunny slde of tLe street.
 BE yesterdays coach Col. c. ?. Sykes. left fer San Francisco. having effected the purposes Of his visit in a sati>fae- tory manner. NIT. John williams, well known on the coast as most competent melalurgist, will have, charge of the construction aGd opera tion of the furnace. Col. SvK-s hopes to return about April lst to witness the first run Ul ore.
 HoY. Cuas. SILENT left for Prescott by to-day's coach north This is the first visit of the Associate Justice to. this portion of the eriitory and we learn that the members of the bar who met him most frequently in the ses sions of the Supreme Court are agreed in their commentators of his bearing there.
 THE Supreme Court has ordered that Oliver Boyer, under sentence of death for the murder of V. i. Swee- nev, shall suffer the extreme penalty of the law and that the day of eXecu ton be fixed forthwith. Justice will soon be satisfied.
 MR. J. M. TAYLOR. a San Francisco. capitalist and mining man, arrived by. coach yesterday and will take hand in Arizona properties. Mir. Taylor put, up some of the first machinery in Ne vada county
 FIVE bars of bullion were forward ed today to San Francisco 5y Stafford, Hudson & Co. Three bars were from the Tombstone mill and were valued at S49SO, and two from the Corbin mill valued at S3. 722.
 THE Chinese question is agitatcd again. The much perSecuted Aug Cue. relic of the New Years night row, is once more habeas cOrpused, this time before the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
 MIR. T. F. NICHOLS has been made local agent for OhnesOrgen & Walkers line Tom is a congenial. active young man. and will doubtless do good ser vice for the company.
 MRS. O'HAILoRAN, formerly of Flor ence, and now running a nice restau  week purchasing supplies and left for her home this morning.
 Wanted.
 Five hundred able bodied men, to sell suits to. Call at s. H. Drachman's, Main street. Tucson.
 A GENTLEMAN thoughtlessly remark ed yesterday that he would leave on the one o'clock train. This may be little premature, but is nevertheless suggestive.
 IF you want to buy a first-class double buggy, team and camping out fiji call on R. Armstrong, at his Fruit. Tree Depot, on Camp street
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