Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23
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PACIFIC COAST.
 CHARLESTON, June 20.-COn Cutler arrived here today from Sonora, &C., companied by party of capitalists who have been to Nocasari to examine the copper mines at that place Tn which Mr. Cutler Is interested. The final arrange Inents for the purchase of the property were made and the price agreed upon; stated at $350OOO Mr Lird of the firm of Motler 6 Lird, San Francisco, who went with the party Is making estimates for the erection of two thirty ton smelters at the mine. Congressman Ross, of New Jersey, and candidate for governor of that State is one of the party. They speak of the trip having been a very pleasant one notwithstand- ing the intense heat of the weather
 PHESIx, June 20.-Everything quiet. Harvest progressing rapidly with a large yield. For new barley sl.lO is all that Is offered.
 SAN FRANCIsco. June 20-In an ln- terview yesterday with II. \. Van Ar man, Secretary of ArzOna, h. stated that be estimated that Juh and fifty bucks were still at large, and it is be- heved that Charlie McComas has been killed by them. He said 1t was probable that the leading chiefs would be tried by court martial that the Mexican gov ernor of Chihuahua and Sonora demand extradition of other bucks captured. In conclusion he said .'One thing you may believe. the Quaker Indian policy is no longer tolerated in Arizona and New Mexico"
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 20-The build ing known as the old Morton ho lse on Post between Kearney and Dupont streets, was destroyed by fire early this morning. It was occupied by O'Conner, Mofrat & Co.'S dry goods house. Olym- phic club, Acme billiard parlor and partly rented as offices. Losses varI- ously estimated of from two hundred and fifty thousand to four hundred thousand, which Is believed to be fully covered by insurance. The building was owned by Edward Barrow. Fire originated m the card room of the Olymphic club.
 FRESNO, Cal, June 20.-A destructive fire occurred here at two o'clock this morning. Ten buildings were burned; loss, about Sl0,OO0.
 SALT LAKE, Utah, June 2l.-Early this morning a fire broke out in Claw sons wagon depot and communicated to the old council house and Savags's art gallery, which were entirely consumed. A short tune after the fire broke out there was terrible explosion in Arsenal hall. Buildings throughout the city were shaken, and near the scene of the fire the wreck was complete; plate glass, windows, sashes and doors were blown in, and the sidewalk was covered with glass for two blocks. The estimated loss from the breakage of glass on Main street is over S200O0; several men were injured by broken glass, but SO far as known no one wRs seriously hurt. Loss es imated at SlO0.000.
 E. PAso, Texas, June 2l.-The Daily Times changed hands to-day, ]. P. Hague, J. M. Currie and Parson Tays sell ug their stock to s. C. Slade, former ly business manager. It IS understood that the paper is valued at ten thousand dollars. Slade trades city property for it, This paper thus far has been losing scheme. The new owner expects to n ike it a success Hinton remains as editor, and J. $. Hart, founder of the Daily Link, afterwards consolidated with the Times. will be associated with him.
 The drIvtr of Wells, Fargo 6 Cos ex- press wagon had his pocket picked Of a gold watch and chain valued at three handred dollars, while standing in a crowd on the public street.
 The first rain of the season began to- night. Southern New Mexico, western Texas and northern Chihuahua are much iu need O, u, as stock is suffering.
 The New Mexico militia returned to Los Cruces from raid on the rustler camps in the vicinity of l. Ike Valley and Kingston to-day, having captured Sop py Johnson and Askew, two noted rust lers.
 John Kinney's partner, Frank Ray, alias Pony Diehl, is in jail in Chihuahua awaiting extradition papers iron Dona Ana county, \. M., on indictments for cattle stealing. He is under indictments in Arizona for murder and stage rob- bery.
 M. H. King today assumed the duties of assistant general freight and passenger agent of the Mexican Central railroad in Paso del Norte, I. l.. Parker, general freight and passenger agent. having been transferred to the City of Mexico Dr. Robinson, physician of this road, at Tsyah, has just leased the warm sulphur springs at that place for twenty-five years, and will immediately erect bath houses and hotel, and large stock company will be formed to make a place of resort for invalids.
 SAN FBANcIsco. June 2l.-N. N. Luce, of this city, transferred yesterday to the Southern Oregon Impr rvement Company all interests in the Southern and Transportation Company, 1 of Roseburg. The property transferred | Is valued at quarter of million dol lars.
 President Soto, of Honduras, will ad- | dress q meeting of the members of the | Chamber of Commerce and Board of | Trade tomorrow afternoon.
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