Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
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Special to the CI1IEES
 SAs CARLOS AGEScY, Oct. l5-Gen' eral Crook held a very important con- ference with four hundred of the chiefs and head men Of she Apaches at this post to-day. He made known, in a few unmistakable terms, the policy to gov ern during the time he should remain in command of the department All Indiens are to be counted daily, and none allowed away from the reservs- ton without papers. The manufacture of tiswin, the favorite liquor oi the Apaches, is to be stopped. lndianS found of the reservation withou: passes are to be treated as hostileE. In con clusion General Crook said that, while every encouragement and assistance would be given to Indians willing to be peaceful and to work for their own living, no mercy should be shown to those who attempted to go on the war path. If any of the Indians at the council felt disposed to break out he thought 1t best for them to break out now and bring the question Of suprema- cy to test without more delay.
 Lieut.. Dodd, Third Cavalry, with a detachment of Indian scouts, went out after a small party of Apaches reported of the reservation He brought back the whole party, eleven in all, this morning.
 SAN FRANCIsco. Oct. I6.-A tailor named Peter r. Calander, a native of Sweden, aged 4S, committed suicide in a room ID the Avenue House, by hang ing. Financial trouble was the cause. The deceased was unmarried.
 SAN .FRASCIsCo, Oct IT, In the case of thecity and county of San Francisco against the bondsmen of Alex Austin, the late tax collector, tO recover upwards of SlO0OO0, the court to-day rendered 8 decision for the defendants on the ground that the suit was barred by the statute of limitations.
 SAN FRASCIsCO, Oct. 17.-Yesterday afternoon Frank Jones, cashier for the firm uf kenney and Dyer, stock brokers, committed suicide in a room in the Russ house by shooting himself through the head with Q pistol. The deceased was aged 21 years. Domestic trouble IS the attributed cause of the rash deed. The deceased was a young man excellent character and has many warm friends. He locked himself up In the room and refused tO open it when asked. While friends were outside Frank Jones drew a pistol and shot himself. He dled in- stantly.
 SAN FRANcIsco, Oct. l7.-George F. Sharp, of the firm of Sharp ( Sharp, well known attorneys, dropped dead while addressing the jury in Judge Sul- livan's court this morning.
 SANTA BARBARA. Cal. Oct. IA mountain fire last night swept down the Mission canyon, destroying several dwellings, a school house and much mis- cellaneous property Loss will prob ably aggregate $1O,000 Dr. 5. B. r. Knox, r.. J. Crulp, 4. l.. Canfeld and Clark are the heaviest losers. Another fire during the night destroyed the barn of G. B. Pendola. Loss, about S7oO. A heavy north wind prevailed.
 SAN FRANcIsco, Oct. IS.-A Portland dispatch says that in the United States Circuit Court to-day Judge DeadyIcalled the attention of the grand jury to the law in regard to political assessments and instructed the jury fl any violation of the law could be found It was their duty to iudict the offenders.
 
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Oct. 1S.-The Anti Monopoly City and County Convention has endorsed M. c. Blake for Mayor, H. Bukwedel for Auditor, l.. F. Holtz for Assessor.
 SALT LAKE, Oct. lS.-Twenty Mormon Elders left for missionary work in the Southern States and sevsnty-fye for European fells.