The Weekly orb., 1899-07-02
Not Guilty.

Not Guilty.
 A telegram was received at this office this morning from Tombstone to tho effect that the jury in the Garnett cast had brought in verdict of "not guilty.' The case has occupied the attention o the court for the past four days and ovel forty witnesses were examined for thu defense. The testimony was all in or Thursday night, anu yesterday wal given to the lawyers to plead, each side taking three hours.
 The case went to the jury last evening about o'clock, and when the court con vened this morning the jury were ready to report, having agreed on theil verdict during the early part of night
 The facts in the case are too vel known to our readers 10 require men tion at this time. N,>-
 
 Edwin Hughes returned today from Fairbault, where he has been attending school.
 Charles Mansur came over today from Tombstone on g short visit. He will return tomorrow. ;.
 Jacob Mosley and John Shattucl, came up from Benson this afternoon and will remain for few days.
 The thermometer reached the 95 de- gree mark this afternoon, making it the .wsrmest day of the season thus far.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Myers have taken up their residence in the Brophy house, near the public school building. Services will be held in the Union church tomorrow as follows: Morning service, le:3O a. uI.; Sunday school :3O p. m.; evening service at 8 o'clock.
 In the we'll drilled for Burt Dunlap at the Marion ranch south of Cochise, Frank Norfect secured good supply of water at depth of 150 feet.
 Harry Morfoot, the A. and S. E. bag. gage man, left this morning for Reno, Nevada, where he will visit relatives for couple of months.
 The members of the M. E. Church at Benson have been much perturbed over the discovery that the deeds to the lots on which their house of worship stands had never been recorded.
 The J. H. Jack Lumber Go. has been dissolved, Mir Chase retiring and Mir. Jack aesuming full control. Mir. Chase will open an insurance office in the Queen Hotel building in few days
 A marriage licance has been issued by Probate Judge Bradley to Bert .Cowley to wed Estella Kinsey. The couple are both we'll known in our city, and the ceremony will be performed in few days.
 Arnold Schmidt, accompanied by his sister, Mics Lizzie, left this morn = ing for San Francisco. Arnol.l goes there to seek treatment for his eyesight which has become impaired of late. His many friends hope for his speedy recovery.
 The National Educational association will convene in Los Angeles in few days, and teachers by the hundreds are passing through the territory en route to the ".City of the Angels" A party of twenty-iye teachers from Pueblo, Colo, passed Benson last night in a special Pullman sleeper. 5-.
 John Twomey this morning became & one half owner in the Capitol saloon business, and the business will now be conducted under the firm name of Mobile x Twomey. Mir. rwomey has been em. ployed in the saloon for several years pact as bartender, and by his courteous treatment of patrons has made hoets of fl fiicnds.
 A special of six coaches and ca boose loaded with sailors from Norfolk going to San Francisco passed through Benson yesterday. Tie men are enroute to Manila to serve in the Asiatic squad ron. Three officers, one of them a mere boy ja2t out of Annapolis. were ill charge.
 For tin roo6Hg and gathering, go to Joseph Schwartz. Now is the time be- cr tie rainey seascn. 4. l4-ti.