Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-26

v'nalcatOn and supremacy or the law. In a new Territory like this, whose entire population is made up of people from yarious States and countries. tran, siti0rs are sudden, rapid and often time. violent It Is not the part of wisdom to rely too implicitly upon the tranquility of the past for the security of the fu. ture. An irruptlon of lawless men be- fore the citizens are scarcely aware of their presence may transform order into turbulence and riot, and bloOdshed may prevail where the serenity and benefi- cent influences of peace had heretofore spread her mantle. Hence the import ance of constant and increasing vigilance on the part of every one connected with the administration uf the law and the prompt and vigorous application of every legal remedy to the end that good government may be maintained and the chaotic condition and evil and pernici- ous effects resulting from unlicensed liberty and unbridled vengeance be averted.
 Gentlemen of the grand jury. 1 feel assured from your character and the position which yOu hold in this commu- uity that you will perform these various and somewhat onerous duties to winch I have directed your attention with fidel- ity and dispatch. The District Attor- ney is tine law officer of your body and it IS not only your right but your duty tO call upon him at all times for advice, counsel and direction, and where such advice. counsel or direction IS given. 1t is you- daty to be governed by It and to pay strict regard in all things to his various requirements.
 It k also your duty, gentlemen, to ex- anime all public buildings and 70 offer any suggestion regarding their care and safe-kesping you may think necessary and proper, and to make such recommendations on any subject con uectel with the public interests, or winch will tend to the encouragement of better morals, the support of good government, the preservation of peace and the elevation of society, and the consequent Encouragement Of vice, the restraining of lawiessness and the stamping out of crime, as you may deem advisable.
 With these admOnItious and direc- tons, gentlemen of the grand jury, you will proceed to the discharge of your duties.
 The trialsziury was called and all answered present, excepting Jas. F. Iopilii and excused tlll 10 a. ID. to-mor- row; as follows:
 John Boner F. c. Childs, Abe Hart, Jas. y. IopiifI, RObt. Potthoif. W. J. Ross, II. Meuager, 2. McCandless, c. 4. HoH, Geo. l. Lynde, O. A. Hyatt, I. r. COppel, J. M Hummer, J. ?. Calhoun, ...s4H.s Nnrsl..aa \ q Elliot, E. c. LeSure, C. C. Wilson, Jas. B. Sutherland, ii. J. Hughes, Ralph El- holt, Pierce Ford, Theo. Gebler, Jos. B1wyer, A. B. Armstrong. Thos. r. Hal i4iau, Wm. F.orsheim. ChaS Stewart, J. St. John Fisk, l. Kaufman. Phillip Dmchman, Peter Dunphy, Beni. Feig.
 Alta Mining and Smelling Co. vs. R. II Paul, sheriff; passed tll May 26tb.
 Richard W0iieuden ys. Pedro Char0- leau. On motion of J. 4. Anderson 1t was ordered tLat Thomas Fitch be with drawn as attorney for the plaintiff On motion of counsel for defendant 1t IS or derei that commission be issued to take testimony on behalf of defense.
 Richard Woffeuden ys. J. ? CharO- leau, es al. Same order.
 Joseph l.. Beckrup, a native of Rus sla, was admitted to citizenship.
 Court adjourned until 10 a. m. to-mor- row.
 TUcsoS, May 22.
 Court met pursuant to adjournment at 10 am.
 Territory Of Arizona vs. John Drum mond. The demurrer heretofore taken under adyisemeut by the Court was overruled.
 Same vs. c. D. Poston. On motion of B. II. Hereford, attorney for the prosecu- tion, and 1t appearing to the Court that there was out one witness for the and that sad witness was without the jurisdiction of this Court, if is ordered that a nolle pros. be entered herein and that the defendants bondsmen be discharged.
 Same vs. Michael Euright. Defend ant allowed to withdraw his former plea of not guilty. The defendant was brought into Court and entered the plea uf guilty. He was then -emauded to the custody of the Sheriff to be by him produced Iu open Court for sen tence tomorrow, at TO a. ID.
 Clara F. keeler vs. William T. Keeler. It Is ordered that default be duly en- tered and this cause referred to the Court Commissioner of this court to .ake testimony and report same to this court. The grand jury came into court, and ! 'u the roll being called, all answered !. resent with the exception of J. \. . jrawGer and J. L1nergan. After mak- 1 ng partial report sad jury retired for Ir.her deliheration. Bench warrants were issued for the !. .-test of all persons not in custody.