Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-04
TELEGR APHIC.
Special to the Miner by United States and W. D. Lisss

Special to the Miner by United States and W. D. Lines Wells, Nevada, Jan 30-The western
 bound passenger train got through the snow
 blockade to-day at o'clock, seven hours be
 hind time, with eleven engines md a snow
 blow. The weather has the appearance of
 more storm. The average depth of snow in this vicinity Is four feet. The Centra. Pa
 cifc does not run any freight trains through. The overland passenger train from the West was detained here over SIX hours to-
 day through a misunderstanding between
 the employees. The train finally left, behind
 a snow-plow and fourteen engines. Weath-
 CT clear and pleasant.
 ! Washington, Jan. 30.-The receipts of
 National Bank notes, at the redemption di- vision of the Treasury, for this month have been larger than ever before, and up to the
 close of business yesterday aggregated nearly 1 S20,00O,UO0.
 : It is said Representative Buckner will to- morrow introduce resolution in the House for the investigation of the affairs of the Dis trict of Columbia since the repeal of the
 act providing government for the District. IL Is said tonight the Ways and Means
 Committee will introduce bill in the House
 tomorrow Tn which various important reduc- tions of duties will be recommended Folsom, Jan. 30.-S. s. E. Hume, Wells, Fargs 6 Co.'S detective, c. Harris of the
 railroad detective force, and Steve Venard
 arrested, this morning, James smith and Geo.
 Wilson alias Wilkinson oiids Texas, for the
 robbery Of the Middletown stage, Jan. l7th.
 They take the prisoners to Sacramento on the noon train.
 Shasta, Jan. 2l.-Heaviest snow fall for years. Three feet all together since Friday night. Court house and many other build ings crushed. Damage above six thousand
 San Francisco Jan. 26-Remains of the late B. P. Avery arrived by steamer from China and were buried with imposing ccre- monies
 Mining stocks steady
 Los Angeles, Jan, 21.-Official statement shows Temple < Workman's assets to be about q ,0OO,O 900, which is sufficient to pay dollar for dollar.
 San Francisco, Jan. 27.-A petition to the Governor and members of the Legislature numerously signed by citizens of the South ern Counties, presenting arguments in favor Of competing railway below the snow belt IS in the hands of members at Sacramento and it is likely a concurrent resolution to Congress embodying the same arguments | will be introduced before the close of the l session.
 The passengers from the snow blockade [ are arriving having been blockaded twice, | once on the Union and once on the Central | Pacific
 Opbir 6li; G. & c. 22i Con Va, 435; B. & B. 63; Savage 22E Point 23i.
 London, Jan. 27.-Writs were served ves- terday on U. s. Minister, Schenck, Albert Grant and others connected with the Emma Mining Company.
 Los Angeles Jan. 27.-At an informal meet ing last night Ss5, 900 were pledged by re- spOnsible parties to organize a new line of steamers to ply exclusively between Santa Monica and San Francisco. E. J. Baldwin S75, ,0OO of the amount.
 San Francisco, Jan. 21.-Gold in New York ll37s. Greenbacks in San Francisco ssi c s9Is.
 San Francisco, Feb. 1.-Nothing from the now blockade to-day. Trains will have to emain where they happen to be until tbe he sun melts the snow, nothing is coming through, nor can anything come perhaps for weeks.
 Sacramento, Feb. l.-White of San Ber- ardino introduced bill in the Senate to- lay to enable the Supervisors of that county o call an election and submit a proposition o the people to issue Sl5,0O0 in ponds to uld railway from San Bernardino to Los Ingeles or San Diego.
 San Francisco, Feb. l-Gold in New York l35. Greenbacks in San Francisco Ss'. nd s9a.
 Washington, Jan. 2s.-In the House At ins offered resolution enquiring whether be U. P R. R. has forfeited its charter or ct, adopted. Wallace of Pa, introduced a resolution om the Pennsylvania Legislature recommen- ing aid to the Texas Pacific. West of La, introduced plan from citi- ms of La, in favor of the Texas Pacific, re- , rred.
 A bill was introduced by Wigginton of al. by request in relstion to lands located in = al. by Cbippawa half-breed scrip confirm g title where they do rot conflict with prior < cations.
 Salt Lake, Jan. l3.-A dispatch from Green iver says, the passenger train and pay car ing west are both stuck in the snow near ' ridger. The passenger train is abandoned r to-day. N Tsano, Jan. S0.-The evening passenger ain bound west arrived A. M. and is still Ire at seven waiting for the track to be g cared by the blow and four engines, the ain being entirely buried in the snow drift out two miles west of here. Snow still ifting. No hopes entertained of making y progress tonight.
 X commercial traveller from Solomon's Val ' says six horse thieves were hung there . . Y days ago by Vigi auce Committee. Washington, Feb. 2--yice President Bond, the Texas Pacific Railroad Co, addressed