Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-01-12
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THE TyYELFEEB TEIITTORI-
AL LEGrSLATURE.
COUNCIL.


PRESCOTT, Jan. 11-Hughes intro
duced hill fixing the salary of tn
clerks of Board of Supervisors;
resolution to let the printing by cen
tract to print $500 copies in Engllsl
and 1 600 in Spanish of the Govern
or's Message.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
Lemon introduced joint resolu
tion TO appoint committee of botf
Houses TO revise statutes; also bill
to increase the revenues Of public
schools of Arizona.
THE HOUSE
No business IN the House. Ths
Committees have not been appointed
The weather is pleasant.
The CaIifer1ia Legislature.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 10-The Senate
met at 10 O'Clock. Lieutenant Cover
nor Mansfield presiding. A recess
was taken for half an hour. the
Democrats went into caucus to CON-
plete the nominations for organiza-
tion.
The Assembly proceed ed at once
with the election of officers. H. NJ.
Larne elected Speaker by vote of
SO to 40 for A J. B Doth. The Demo
Gratis also elected other caucus NOM
inees.
The Senate re-assembled at half
past 10 o'clock, but the Democrats
still being in caucus the Republicans
present, adjourned until half past 1.
The Bonanza Mines.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10-A Vir-
ginia dispatch says that The bonanza
mine owners are having made alb
stracts of title of all mines on the
lode from Potosl to Belcher. This ia
to mean movement to
place the flooded m ines under one
The Mexican Treaty Completed.
WASHINGTON, January 1O-GensraI
Grant and minister Romero are hav-
ing a good laugh at their success in
getting ahead of the newspaper cor
for once. The CONNER
cisl treaty with the Mexican govern
ment of which there has been so
much talk of late, and to negotiate
which General Grant and Mr.. Tres
sott on part of the United States and |
Minister RomerD and Gen. Cariendo |
IN part of Mexico were expected to |
meet in this city this month, has al
ready been completed and has been
ratified by the Mexican
Senate. It is now in the hands of
Secretary of State Frelinghuysen.
When Gen. Cariendo arrives next
Teek from Mexico there will be
lothing Tor him or other commits
toner's to do but put their 81 1gna,utes
D the document The terms of the
reaty are as yet a secret. 1t is
nown, however, that reciprocity re-
ltes to Mexican coffee, sugar, to-
'acco and various kinds of valuable
FOODS, ETC., and to machinery of
arious kinda and raw materials from
ais country. Probably the treaty
ill be sent to the Senate some time
ext week for ratification
Coal EIine Disaster.
CoULTRRvILLE, His, Jan.-10. An
xplosion occurred in the coal mine
Jones & Nesbie Of the twelve
ersons in the mine man and 9 boy
Relief parties have not
cen able to enter the mine. Foul
r is rising in dense volumes from
lie shaft. OF the remaining ten men
is believed impossible that any
IN escape. The scene about the
inc is hearirending.
Duel Murder and Suicide. r
DALLAS, Texas, Jan. 10.-A special 9
ON the Indian Territory says that
lexander Hampton, being jealous
his wife, let her go to Texas and ,
ired a man named Smith to trans
1rt the effects. On the way he shot q
NTH, rode back and shot his wife, !
I'd then shot himself. All are dead.
OF Lord Cavendish.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Jan. 10-A {
an who went by the name of Pat !
ck O'Reilly, confessed to being ono
the participants in the murder Of
ord Cavsndlsh and Under Secretary l
urke in Dublin, last May. He con-
ssed as Hugh O'DonDel, at Holly,
rleans county, and is now in Jail at
lbion. O
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