Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26
Mir. A. Rebeil is home again from a

JudQe Barnee returned from a week business trip to Solomonville last nigh
 Deputy Sheriff T. F. Broderick is i
 the city on business before Inc U. court.
 R. M. Reynolds, connected with tn
 customs service, returns to Nogsles to
 morrow.
 About twenty of the leading citizen
 of Nsgales are in the city doing jur.
 duty for Uncle Sam.
 Mrs. Cannon was arraigned before th court yesterday and pleaded not guilt! to the murder of her husband. He
 trial was set for November $.
 Rev. F. w. Downs, formerly pastor o
 the Nj. E. church at this place has been
 assigned to Stafford. His late holding
 was Tombstone.
 Members of the w. U. B. A. are re- qu sted to meet at the residence oi
 Mrs. W. II. Culver, Wednesday, Oct 23rd at 3 p. m.
 Miss Lula Mstss will not return home
 this winter but will remsln in Califor- nia, where she is attending school. Mrs
 Mates and little daughter returned home few days since.
 Early yesterday morning Officer Roche arrested 8 Mexican carrying 8 carpet bottom chair. Both chair and man were locked up. Chair can be had at the city hall on proving property.
 A man by the name of Ruiz, charged with highway robbery was on trial ID the district court yesterday. He is ac- cused of holding up fellow Montezu- man and relieving him of @ pistol end knife.
 A deed from Henry O. and Mrs. Sadie Oliver to A. V. Grossetta for lot 10, block los, consideration S270; also deed from Albert Steinfeld to Thos. Gill, part of lot 15, block 229, consideration S75, were placed of record this morning.
 Hon. Mark Smith IS in the city attend ing the United States court as assistant United States attorney. It is said that he will probably leave Tombstone and ocate permanently in Tucson.
 The Guardian announces that Cover nor and Mrs. Hughes will shortly visit Graham county and will devote 8 week o the examination of the wonderful possibilities of the upper Gils.
 The grand jury made their final report ate yesterday afternoon and after being highly omplimented by the court for ts efficiency was discharged. Thirty light cases were considered and twenty i've indictments returned, among these light for murder.
 Buy ticket to the Philharmonic concert and dance. It prom ,es to be one of the most enjoyable vents of the season and should not be missed 5y one of our citizens. Crowd he house the entertainment will be we'll 7orthy of it.
 Manager Reid is again on deck with mother magnificent attraction In the hape of Bristol's Equine company, in 'hich thirty educated horses plsy a omedy on the stage. They will be here february 9th and 10th.
 The Oriental Order of Humility met ast evening and decided upon Novem- 'er as the date for their promised en- ertainment. Judging by the personnel f the play and the costly costumes to e used, the event will be one well 7orth seeing.
 Leon CsburabiRs, charged with burg ary, and over whose guilt or innocence be jury disagreed, was discharged yes | .rday; he is the Mexican who plead not uilty to the indictment and refused the l! srvices of a lawyer. He preferred to ake bis chances single handed and lose r win. He won. Mir. s. H. Drachman ran up against | lsnk ID the dark last night and for a | loment he imagined that Corbett had | Jade a mistake by thinking he was I The board rose up once | ut it left Sam with lame leg and a | praiued wrist. The demand for Rrnica | ud bandages has materially increased.
 Word comes from Silver King thst | ne old mIne is looking immensely well. |
 big Assure veIn running directly into be big peak has been struck at depth seventy feet. 1t contains much na- i've and ruby silver. Thirty five men re now on the payroll. That there are 70 superfuous hands is evidenced by he fact that Superintendent Champion as neither foreman nor clerk, but does | he work himself.
 It IS reported that Mir. Houston, pro- rietor of the Houston's hack, is said to | @ quite seriously i'll and fears are enter | aimed for his recovery. MT. Houston | ss many friends who sincerely regret | is illness and hope that the bridge at | be end of life's journey is yet far of.
 A letter received this morning from | ir. Kuno Baum in the city of Mexico | tates that Hon. M. G. Samanieeo and l smily are st present m that city and hat all of them are laid up with severe olds, which seriously prevents them see- 1g the sights ss industr:ously as they 'ish. They left here to be present at | be great religious celebration which ook place in that city about week go.
 MT. Sam Finley arrived from Nogales esterday morning on a visit to Mrs. finley who has been a resident of Tue on for the past several mouths Sfm Vss sstonished to find sn addition to his amily in the shape of 12 pound girl, which had put in an appearance the l lay before his arrival. Mother and babs re we'll and Sam able to sit up and tell he boys all about it. Next Saturday night will be memor- .ble in musical and fun loving circles. The Philharmonic concert and dance in aeid's opera house that evening, is an vent of much promise and is looked onward to with joyous anticipation. A concert first and dance two good things in one night s a something not to be missed.
 The case of Girard vs Banks, heard before the district court Monday, result d in a verdict for defendant. The case rose sometime last summer over rent ,iaimed to be due from Banks D Dr. Iirard. It was t1ken on change of 7enue to San Xavier where it was heard before Justice Berger who found for he plaintiff in the sum of $40; the case vas appealed to the district court with he result as stated.
 Daniel H. Drew, indicted for burglary,