Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19
Tomhsfnne Tonles.
LErilarL-I

The prisoners who were sentenced re-
 gently bv Judge Stilwell tO coufnment
 in the Territorial prison. left town yes
 terday under the charge of Sheriff Be-
 han for Yuma.
 The application for @ vii. of habeas
 corpus 1l tLa case Of J. II. Holiday,
 Wyatt Earp ana Morgan Earp, was
 brought up before Court Commissioner
 Drum yesterday, Judge Robinson, Ben
 Goodrich and District Attorney Price
 appearing m behalf of the prosecution.
 and William Herring, Esq, for the ap-
 PhcatiOn. The commissioner decided
 that he was disqualified to act in the
 matter and dismissed the writ. It will
 be heard before Judge Lucas on Monday,
 Feb. 13 at 10 o'clock a. ID.
 Mir William Harwood was taken quite i'll night before last with chllls, but was
 improving last evening.
 Mir. G. l.. Upshur came ID yesterday
 from San Francisco on a flying visit, but
 will return in few weeks to open up some of bis mining interests m tlls sec tiOn.
 Alr. Iurbell, of Charleston, was in town yesterday, on business connected with his new hotel at that place. This hotel Is a fine, large, twO-story building; 1t will be fitted up in frst-class style and be ready for occupancy by the first of March. ! Messrs. Iarbeu E GarlOck are the pro- prietors of the establishment. and they will be zealous in making the Eagle Ho- tel No. in all its appointments.
 From a gentleman just returned from the Clricahuas, We learn that on Thurs l day night he and a cOmrade made their | camp in the Sulphur Spring Valley, dis ] tant 45 miles from Tombstone After go- ! ing into camp, band of twelve Indians ! came to the water where they were and | asked permission to make camp with l them, which was accorded. They said | they had been in the Dragons about ] day and a half. but had not been on this ! side of the mountains, that they knew ! nothing of white man having been kill | ed, and that they were just returning towards Camp Grant, beng out on a unt- ! ing expedition. They had with them ,he | csrcases of several deer and antelope. Both parties took solid night rest, and | m the morning broke camp and went ! their respective ways.
 Slopes and winzes in Contention Con s0lIdatei showing well in ore Ou-uut for last month, Sl2l. .SS623. Connection with the Flora Morrison shaft progress ing rapidly.
 One of tine pieasautest surprise parties ever occurring in this Territory was given last eyeIIugto MT. and Mrs. Wiley of the Grand Central mine by a number of their friends. The party met at Mr. c. w. Stevart's on Fremont street, and from thence proceeded in a body Co the Wiley residence, where they arnved bout 2 o'clock. Notwithstanding the unexpected nature of the visit. the re- ceptIuu was a most cordial one and left DO doubt on tine minds of all present as Co the claims ol the amiable host and hostess to the distinction ol being uneX- c-lled m tue capacity of entertainers. he elegant apartments were promptly cleared and dancing to excellent music was commenced. Thus t1e hours were chased with flying feet until midnight. v Ieu, after partaGug of a sumptuous re- q p-.st and f.ed-ug mutual happiness m many flowing bumper of choicest vin- tage, the guests departed and sought [ tLeIr respective homes, gI declaring the , li'dl- Co be 8 glorious success.
 ]. Car! has bought the hieghi outfit 1i the Cerr1 G1rLo Company. excepting ( len teams and orc-aaEar- bought by !. r. DuT6ee. This mase5 N-. Carr the Ire ghliug king oi Arizona. -
 We do not want any such valenunes- he one received las, night had great |, ouE ears.
 Matter, Lind & Co.,. have the con- O rat to build sNty-stamp mil ID n Sonora. :,
 E. B. Cage, Superintendent of the ? iraud Central, has gone 60 New ? .lesico. D
 Nugget II
 The application of Morgan Earp. A .irsII Earp, Wyatt. Earp and J. T. H0lli- p lay for a writ of ha5eas corpus was p .cazd before Probate Judge J. F. Lucas ei 'estarday morning, at to o'clock. in the District Court, Messrs. Robinson and Sen Goodrich appearing for the prosecu- ion, and Nm. Herring on behalf ol the pp.l lCants. In order Co do away with argument ana tune. t was greed among counsel that I- should be T ,ipu'a;ed that the meri-s of the case n houid be decided upon the question. as II ut forward by A.-. Herring, whether 4. ? nC- J. B. smith, the Justice of the zo 'eacc of Charleston, Nh0 issued the U. .arrants for the arrest 0i the applicants, an -as legally constituted and duly author er .ed Justice 0t the Peace. After hearing tb .uuhy arguments on both sides, the p' lGzC decided that he was duly ye Justice of thc Peace. having fs sceivcd hIs appointment from the Board - { Supervisors February |. and within .n days after his appointment had lied Is oa7~iai bond and taken the oath of \ .he, and in view of these facts the Court v, ,,,5--... ...-.a.- 4.,-i.4 .t -...,-, - .t.. SI rit aId remanded the prisoners Go the ca -s,ols of the Shert, and Jhe.r esami- II3e lti. on the charge of the murder Of nc, .m. Clanto0 will be commenced at r., se- l. to-day, 8, Contention, before Justice Sf5 5. Smith. da