Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19
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COAST NEWS.
Tho Earps Discharged

Tho Earps Discharged | Special 10 the CIrIzES-I TOMBSTONE, February l6.-The Earps and Holiday were discharged yesterday ! by Judge Lucas, upon a writ Of haoeas corpus, William Herring arguing for de- fense and Ben. Goodrich for the prose cution.
 Failed to Find the Indians Especial to the CITIZEN.l WILCOX, February I7.-Company A, Sixth Cavalry, and ten Indian scouts returned here yesterday afternoon pm an eight days scouting expedition in the Dragoon mountains. They report md ing no signs of the Indians reported to have been seen there.
 Land Slide.
 SsN FRANCISCO, February I7.-l-ast Sunday land slide occurred at Cutieys Cave. on the Russian river, carrying away the house of Charles L. Johnson, into the river. The occupants at the time of the disaster were: Mrs. Johnson, an infant and a white man employed as cook. and were all killed.
 Died in Child Berth.
 SAN FRANCISCO, February IT, Ilrs. Frank G. Newlands, daughter of ex- Senator Sharon, died in ohild-bed this morning.
 The Bradley Murder Case. - PORTLAND, Oreg., Feb. 16.-There have been no new developments in the alleged Bradley murder case. The premises have been thoroughly searched and no traces Of the crime found. It IS now believed that the girls story of Welch having been murdered in the house IS a pure invention to excite public senti- ment against Bradley Many think Dolly Adams equally guilty with Bradley in the murder of Brown, if indeed such murder was committed. The fact that the body found was that of Brown has not been established.
 Fighting Taxes.
 SAN FRANCISCO, February Is.-Ihe Southern Pacific Railroad Company brought suit in the Supreme Court yes terday against tax-collectors and sherifis of all counties of the State through which the road and it's branches runs, asking that defendants be required to accept amounts rendered by plaintiff in satisfaction of tax liens, that liens be removed and defendants enjoined pend ing luther proceedings under the general order of the State Board of Equalization.
 safety Powder Stock.
 SAN FRANCIsCO. February I6.-Thlrd time never fails. Al Merchants EN- change call yesterday, fifty shares of Safety Powder Company's stock changed hands. The promoters of the call are jubilant accordingly and predict success with a little time to get. down 10 their
 Produce Exchange Rules SAN FRANCISCO, February I5.-The rules for the government of the San | Francisco Produce Exchange, call board were adopted today, and will be in force ten days hence. The board further adopted another rule prohibiting mem bers of the exchange from belonging to any other similar institution in the city ! Crown Point Asssssmont. ! SAN FRAyCIsCo, February 1S.-Crowr Point levies an assessment Of twenty-five cents.
 Rain in San Joaquin
 SAN FRANCISCO. February I7.-SnOv ! and rain are reported in the San JoaquT Valley to day, with rain in the souJherE 1 coast counties. Snow also fell heavily IT Salinas Valley, and in the northern par ! ofthe Staterain and snow alternate an' l heavy snow in the mountains. Gov. Sam ?. Pardy Dead. 1 SAN FRANCISCO, February IS.-EN ! Governor Sam F. Purdy, one of the ol' pioneers of the State, died he-e thi evening. He cameto the Coast in IS4G l Deceased occupied at one time the posi- , ton of Lieutenant Governor unde , Gov. Inc. c. Downey. At the time O his death he occupied the position e 5 Superintendent Of Construction of th . New City Hall.
 Grand Army Of the Republic. SAN JosE, Cal, February lS.-Nmety five delegates were present at the ever z ing session Of EncaDIpment of c. A. l Reports of speclal committees wer read. A resolution was unanimousl adopted recommending the Fratern' Record as worthy the individual suI port of each member. The motion t P print the proceedings of the Encami ment, under the supervision of the A. c. and Department Commander, an the new Department Commander, pr, vailed. The committee to whom wj referred the report of the Committee O o the Veterans Home did not report IT Q matter will be taken mp tomorrow Fl Encampment is almost unanimously
 favor of the Home. \ large number
 visiting members of the Grand Arm
 were present at the session. The office h will be elected tomorrow, and a gran e banquet be held in the evening at q a A,,-.rssg TI,raa