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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22
One Thousand More.

In response to telegram asking that the Territory supplement the reward of $500 already offered by Cochise county for the arrest and conviction of the Bis bee murderers, the Governor telegraphs the following:
 PREsCoTT, Dec. 14-Editor Epitaph: l offer a reward to-day of S200 each (to- tai Sl,000) for the arrest and conviction of persons engaged Tn the murders at Bisbee. If killed in arrest proof will be taken of their identity. Will send official notice to-night.-Epitaph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22
Offers to Compromise.

l; is learned that NIT. Pasquale Canon of Hermosillo, claimant of the rancho San Rafael del Valle, has authorized MT G. Tribolet to inform settlers on the ranch that he will, in consideration of Sl5,0OO relinquish his claims. No au- thority is granted to effect a compro- mise with single parties. It must all go or none. The ranch begins close to the south line of Charleston, and runs down the San Pedro to Hereford, and en- braces four spanish leagues. Cannon clsuns under a grant from the Spanish crown, dated l774. He has paid taxes on the property for several years. If Canon has a good title it looks as if the sum asked was @ mere bagatelle com pared with the value of the property. If he has not, the settlers should remem- Der the words oi the revolutionary pat riot, Millions for defense, but not a cent for tribute"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22
NOT CHARLEY -MeCOMAS
Yet a Poor, Unfortunate White Child Who IL still In the Possession of the savages, Where Gen. Crook
 Reigns Supreme.

The little friendless white boy, an or phan child, held captive by Ba-cut-la, brother of Cayotene, an Apache Indian now at the San Carlos reservation, was examined a short time ago by J. W. Wright, of Silver City, New Mexico, for the purpose of learning if the captive answered the description given of the boy Charley McComas, the interview proving tke child was not Charley Mo Comas. A full description, however, of the little captive was given by MT. Wright to the Silver City Enterprise, but not one word of sympathy was spoken for the friendless white captive. Was he, however, the child of the mur- dered McComas, the captive would have at once been taken from his Indian master and returned to the society of his friends with expressions of joy, but the captive little one IS a stranger. He has no friends among his own white race, no one to raise voice Tn hIs be- half, no one, not even among the follow
 
 will interest themselves in retaining the poor and friendless child from the barbarian in which he IS restrained.
 In Mir. Wright's statement he re- marked that Ba-cut-la, the child's Indian master, expressed himself as willing to give up the child to his friends if they come and recognlze him. So, from this statement, the fact Is established that a friendless white child is held a captive to do the bidding of an Apache warrior on the San Carlos reservation. This be- ing true, why has Captain Crawford. the military officer in command, neglected to make known the fat and circum- stances to the Governor of thIs Terri tory and the public generally, so that the sympathetic heart of the people could be reached and some immediate action taken to reclaim the helpless white child from Indian slavery, for in- deed slavery must be the condition of life of this terrorized child in the home of his Apache master. Think of thls, ye white men and women who have hu- man hearts-you who live at or near the reservation, and must of necessity fre- quentlY see this poor, friendless white child, one of your own race, that Is held n bondage n condition of absolute barbarian, owned and mastered by an Apache fend whose hands are indelibly stained with the blood of innocent white people, and for all that may be known to the contrary stained with the blood of this helpless child's parents. Will no one mothers voice be raised or pen used in the welfare Of this poor orphan white captive? Can any mother in this iron tier land imagine what her own feelings would be if this was her own child? Ohl what effort would be put forth to save the little innocent from his Indian master, if he only had just one living parent Shall this Apache, Ba-cut-la, be permitted to retain this helpless boy, or will some kind heart find a proper home for the captive orphan child.
 EDWARD CoKER.
 Tucson, December l3, 1883.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22
Rard.hips to Tnited States Witnesses.

The hardships that Unitel States wit nesses and jurors are subjected to in Ari- zona, have been well eXemplifed during the present term of the district court. Owing to the Impossibility of obtaining jury i1 the Giyens' case from the im- mediate vIcInity of Prescott, venire for thirty jurors WAS issued and served at Flagstaff, OF the line of the Atlantic and Pucific. In accordance with the sum mons the thirty jurors appeared last Monday, and with the exception of twelve all were excused and allowed three days pay and five cents a mile in going to and from the court, amounting in all to Sl7.40, while each jurors fare alone amounted to S29, and other travel Ing expenses probably ss much more As the class from which most O. our jurors are drawn, are poor men, some effort should be made during the present con gress to secure the enactment of some special provision covering the case, ss was done in Colorado, in 1880, when the mileage of United States witnesses and jurors was incre Ased from five 10 fifteen cents mile each wBy-just three times what t Is in this territory of "nagnlf- cent distances. Miner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22
HO! for the Holidays.

Another big invoice of fancy goods received at A. D. Oiis < Co.'S for the holiday trade, consisting of Roger Bros. silver plated ware, maiolics ware, fancy lamps, beautiful toilet sets, elegant China and glassware, the celebrated Wostenholm cutlery and bisque ware. These goods are all frst-class, and are sold at a price so low that astonishes all Christmas only comes once year, and a set Of silver ware, toilet set or piece of bisque ware is just the thing for Q Christmas present, which can be had at Otis < Cos On Pennington street, and at price that defies competition.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22

Bordsburg Advance: The press of New Mexico and Arizona has, with few exceptions, charged General Crook with incompetency. And who bur interested parties are more capable of judging? That he has not demanded an investiga- tion shows that he is either afraid to ask it, or that he thinks the people of Ari- zonR and New Mexleo are Of SO little importance that their opinion is not worth anything. We join the Epitaph and CITIZEN, and in the name of our cit- lzens demand that his conduct be in- yestigated.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22

To all who are suffering from the er- TOTS and indiscretioDs of youth. nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, will send a recipe that will cure you, free of charge. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed en- velope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Statlon D, New York City. o31-ly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22

Epitaph: Sheriff Ward returned last evening from Deming with "York" Kelly, who, it is claimed, is one of the Bi- bee murderer. Upon his arrival, an Epitaph reporter had a good look at him, but fails to recollect having seen him Tn this neighborhood before. He is about 5 feet 10 inches in night, dark complexion and eyes, and apparently about 9 years of age. When brought in he had on dark suit of clothes and black hat It is said that the authorl- ties have convictIng proof of his con- plicity in the Bisbee affair. If so they very iudiciously keep it to themselves.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22
Items of Interest.

4 Yellowstone rancher wants the gov ernment to appropriate Sl01000 to help out the artesisn well borers.
 Church property to the extent of S5,0O0 is exempt from taxation in Washington Territory.
 The number of government pension CTS is 17,96l larger than it was at this tune last year.
 Women compose the principal part of the California Silk Culture Associati n.
 4 prize fight between two women for S10 side was recent novelty ID Aus tin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22
No Sale Here.

A man who was selling polish or some thing of the sort. entered the yard of a colored person on Illinois, street and inquired of boy who sat on the door step:
 "Bub, is your nanny homeg
 Yes
 The agent raised his hand to knock on the door, and it was opened and the woman stuck her head out and ex- claimed
 ''Go right away sah-go right away! Ihesrd you speaken' 10 the boy, an I want you to distinctly understand dat de agent who doan' inquiry for de lady of de house dosn' make no saler'-De- trOit Free Press.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22
THE GREAT ANTI.SYPHILITIC.

Le Richau'- Golden BsiSam No I Cures Chancres, hrst and second stages. Sores on the Legs and Body; SyphIlItIc Catarrh, disansej Scalp, and all primary forms of the disease Price, SJ.OO per bottle. Le Kicpau's Golden BaISam No. Cures Tertiary. Mercurial. Syphilitic Rheumatism Pans m the Bones, Ulcerated ThrOar. Syphl ltlc Rash. Lumps, etc.. and eradicates all dis- eases from the system, whether caused by pad treatment or abuse Of mercury, leaving the blood pure and healthy. Price, $500 per bottle.
 Le Richau'. Golden spanish Antido:e for tho cure of GnnCrrhea. Gleet etc. Price, g. 90 per bottle. Ie Richau'- Eofden spanish Injection. a wa-h for the cure of fileet Strictures Diseases of the Ureth1, and Bladder, etc. Price. Si.5O per bottle
 Ee Kichau's Golden utntmeut for the effer- tive healing of Syphilitic Sores and Eruptions Price, SI per bottle. Also agents for Le Elchau'- Golden PfIT- for Weakness, loss of Physical powers. and all diseases arising from abuss and ercass and overworlI. Price. $500 per Box Sent everywhere. c. O. D-. securely packed per express.
 c. r RICHARDS & co, Acents.
 AL7 q 42N Nauzlrua street foruar C1av
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22
Good Templar Notes.

The membership of the order in Tue numbers fl.
 Wa Osborn has been appointed agent for the life insurance branch by the Grand Lodge of California and Ar;- zona.
 Dr. N. R. Matas was last night elected medical examiner of Tucson lodge. An open lodge meeting, with literary and musical programme, will be held January IA, 1884
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22
Military Orders.

Leave of absence for fifteen days is granted Major James Riddle. Sixth Cav airy.
 Private Paul Winckler, general service detachment Typographical assistantl at these headquarters, IS discharged the service of the United States.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22

Remit money r- Bank Dr-.ft i1 Letter. or send ty fEu~a-.. , ONT SEhD bF TERED BITTER Ju P STO tI'E ORt rE. untl fur finer notice. ORDERS of S5 and upwards by
 spr -- rl- n' --ur at DurTx.-u-t. AdLr5ss an or,ier- Co a. J Dot G. AS. ioCI-v. le. ken lucky,
 zura uclIIIhSEWiy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22

Henry A Mann, county treasurer of Saratoga, county, New York, in 1875. is, according to a recent discovery of The Troy Telegram, a defaulse- to the tune of Sl1S,O00.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22
Total on hand.
$41,95 45

They found the whole number Of eases of the presnt county administrator number II; of which have been dis posed If in the manner prescribed by law, leaving unfinished as the time for liquidation has not expired.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22

An old negress in Waco, Tex, when asked her age by the census-taker, e1- claimsd: "Law, bless you, boss. don't know, but WAS 15 years old when the stars fell
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22

storing the art tcjtd Co hEaLiL and lAi.Il- NESS
 The Doctor vii. agree to forfeit sl ,oco f.-a case undertakea not cur.d q. The r-.sUl Hur5 cauno, get cured of weallu-s= and t.. laoy. d.-- e-se- IS owing Co @ complication. called PROS TAIUREHkA, with H rEbAEslIlt. V.... reIuires specIal treatment
 DK. LEBIG's INvtsuHtIOH. No. u,i. auGf be- Cular slecial treatment IS Che only clr1 For PROsTAT. kRHEt. ty it Manhood .s r--t1-r ard the hand of tima moved back from l-r To youth.
 Plice or eisher inYlSoratnF. >s. Gas. .f SIX b4ttle-. Sil. Sent ts any aGd-e--. ouT.r.l securely from observation.
 Dr. LiebiS .S Co. treat suctsss-li.y by iio- mropa hy every form of SpftlsL. FEIt'IE or CHRONIC DISEASE without m--rer. .. naureous drugs. If vilalit- i- drained from -.. body numerous disaaEe- follow tLar Ha-. u-.- n ry medical treatment 1T aiiose3 tH eHHf.rUs the unna-uInl loss eau. es lur-uu arlHa. I.I-.s- tes. arlEht'- Disease. Insanity. etc. tHr- -Clr auteeti. Dlsca-e- Of tlc gruI-a-rrIr Ir.r. rr--.r-, Ndu. y-, liver aud bladder -ue-iaiI treated. uI,- EASES OF WOMEN .IEEDul CUAru.
 sluali;irG and Bcs poB~ihir.- Dr. l....- tu-. from ErLOpE. gre uri-luIzHt l- sna. .... with the taIforu a Necltt. Law. ulrlH... t.H- cured by leEular college edrca lDr. and .r. ..r m their nineteenth year ui -rec.ll .sr-I...
 No-t l0wcrful e-ectlr hr.t- fr.g TOD ra....---
 To PEOvE rHF MONuEEFCL I.yH.4sr .." lN- NlIUkAIOh A -2 Eurr p GIvls n- SIM F.FA Consultation { e. and private.
 DH. Lii fiG'- MOND EEUl GLHN Y IN- NlbOkAltk i- prot. rtad h1 ruIyr-. .-... ..- Patent Ouc4 of Che United States Govern. "-- Beware of imi-atious.
 Call or aidFe-s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22

Wilkins & Shotwell put up goods for mining prospectors in sach a good man ner that they always come again to get order duplicated.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22
A an inucorant,

A an irUcorant, Ho tetters SlCm- Ich BItters has ra ceIv d fiiamo-tp pos Itive erdorsement from eminent pny- -lciansaldhasl long occupied & fl-e nost rank among sra1diuguroprieta-
 y rrmrdIes. Its properties 4s an al- rvrItIv- of .iIsp-- a red condition Of tte stomach, liver
 and Nr Hl-s and d preventive of ma llu1t t.I-ea-es are lu less renowned.
 For sale iy Drug gisfs and Dealers to whom apply for i{4sfafters Alma u.-. fnr LII.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22
YOUNG MEN

' GU NG MEN N HO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE W O. ts0f youthful follIes or indlscretion wlI eo we'll 70 avail themselves of this tho greatest boon ever laid at tho altar or suffering humanity. Dr. SFlNNEl Will guargutee to for- feit S-t0 for every case of Seminal Waakuosz or private ulsease of any kind or character which he Undertakes and fails Co cure.
 MIDDIE-AGED HEN.
 Therc are many st tho age of thirty Co sixty who are troubled with too frequent evacuafiuns or the bladder, 0rfcn accompanied by a slight snaftEg or burning sensation and a weakening or The system m manner the Uatlent cannot nc count for. Uu examining the urinary deuosirs A ropy sediment will often be found and some tline= small particles of alhuman will appear or the color wIll be of a thin milzish hue. again changing to O dark and torpid appearance. There are many men who die 0f this difficulty Ignorant of the cause. which Is tho eecond srase oi serninai weakness Dr. s. will guarantee perfect cure m all such cases, and healthy res tof fatiou 0f the genlto-urInary organs.
 Onlce Hours-lu Co and 8 Co 8. Sundays. from ID to n a. m. Generalization free. Thuroush ex amlnatlon and advice, $5.
 Cal or address
 n, DR. sPsNNEE s6 co. d&s-tf No. II kearnv sueet. San Fraucisco. Cal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22
Official Records.
DEEDS.

F. H. Paul, sheriff, to Lencia Ezeki. els. to lot and improvements thereon in HRrshaw for taxes.
 II. s. Stevens and A. Lgzard, of Tue son, to Samuel Hughes. of the same place, to an undivided $50 feet in each g S7i. ,ns F''''0"'R and AilfsD"ny mines
 Douglass Snyder, of Tucson. to Chas. Altschul, of Nogales, to certain property in the town Of NOgales-
 T c Rusk, of Tucson, to Isidor Gott- heli, of same place, to the Sam Weller and Bertha mines, Tn the Slerrlta noun taius, S5O.
 k II Paul to R R Richardson, L II GoTmley and NJ S'Snyder, to lots l5 and l6, m block g, Buelrs addition to Tue son; sold for taxes.
 LOCATIONS.
 Richmond mill site, in the Silver Hill district, located December l3 by Thomas Gates.
 No. One mine, Amole district, located October 9 by Gustave Lancy.
 MISCELLANEOUS
 Affidavit of attachment of the Little Sophia, Arizona and Pims copper mines, in Helvetia district, tU satisfy a judg- ment in the case of \. Lazare ys s R De Long.
 Certificate of assessment work done on the Star, Surprise, Charles, Lillian, Mansfield, Bragg and the Oriental mines in Temporal gdlch, Santa Rita noun tains, for the year 1883, by William Cas- tie.
 Stock brand and counter brand of Jennie Poindexter, the same being a capital ] crossed by a capital r.
 Stock brand and counter brand of Martha PSindeIter, the some being the NJ and r connected.
 Lease between Mrs Caroline Fitzpat- rick. by c R Drake, her attorney. and R l. Wood. James Spain and A Brockmsn, of the Buckingham saloon building for the period of one year.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE

Sufficient t0 show lts ulerit. sl.i Hr -er. .. an one appiyiUr by ,'-rCr. sts-Irr IL. .-.-r.-s and ssye. -Csumullr1i-iH s.r.c-.. ... ........
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22

Impotoncy. EZhlurgd Yf-a'r.r. H-.--.---. .'' clins and LOSS or MANHOOD. .a lr fs complications, and From whatever fsr.. produced. II eurlt he's and purI-a- --. ...-t Stoeug theus the Nerves. brGu. I..-..- r.. uou. Reproductive Orrzl-. and fl.-r-.. Ed Mental Faculties, .l stops any u-r-..r-.. ..s-1 itating drain upol Che system. .r.--r-Ir- g r-y.. untHry losses. ueu.lll-llE l..s-.. -..-..-lI losses wIth tle urue etc.. a1 uaa... ...y
 mlnd and body. it is O sur5 sIri1. .- .. .r KIDNEY All B ADDER COMPLAINS T+ contains no m lurIuus ingredients. To tf,... suffering from fhe csil effect, oT youtEtul inds>cregtou. or cNrv~Sg., % -prrdr. f5nr Ough and perEiagrGj Sg8G t~ Gi tERN HEED. Price, cs-1U Ie- art..-. CT rr. ..-t.ss ID cUae, wlfh lul directions and rr.H..a ~fo Sent secure from observation r5a.y ...-.-a r-. on receipt ol rrIce, or t. D. 3 Zoo J- l-I .-..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22
LIrrIr nr.rnN.Lrr

tOu Geary street. San FauC.-cH. Ca. Private entrance. 45 Mason street. fOcr blocks up Geary street from K army. 1ltu -.r-racr through Dispen-ary Drug St.r- ucltlV
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22
DR. .LiEBIG'S
SW o V Q E R FIJI .I
 = Geimaa !HYi5GI3ior.

"HHH." cure of Nervous and F.--Ir.. DeniIfy. Vital EEL.a-r.-. Seminal Ntuslss LU--nI 1lar- hood. Failing Memory a.t Ea- iHxed and tufetu..i conditions uf tls GeoIta-JHur5 .r.u-. ls sp-- dilv cu.e- tIIUIINtI Early Decay. Lg-- co. lu- SEMINAL WEAKNESS -ta.. tine cad effects oi yur.tr' r..- Ines and abu-a or tNltS-IS OF MATURITY.
 Gf permanently prevent. all Unnatural l0-s from f.- system, as thousands Can a-ts-t wLo haye usel Che Ea1aIy ir th- psst quarter Uf a eaetlr which it has been tg.ar. Le pCb.ic.
 fg as EuGecd g Wonderful .culC.iy -touUe ..- r-rr.s strengthening I.- ur-.--. checking lue vs-re. UEeula.- ing tic whole -g.sHU and -s- s..s...H rI. EIrr. r.. .u... re | fHr.H
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22

c. r RICHARDS S co, Acents. tS7 429 Sans0me street. Corner Clay
 San trancIacO. Cal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22

a
 turnal Emission Avesslul Co 5Hc4e-5- L-uH'-- Of Vision. Noises lu tho AelG. the rfl- --f- passing uColssgyad Iu Che u-sue. and -a-s other dlsesses that lead to Insanity and c's'.-
 DIX. MiNIiL wll Hgrs- to forieit ny" t.' cred Dollars for a CsHe Ot tuis E.u4 lte Nitti Restorative under his special advice -a tTeatmeutl will not cure. or io- any tallE .ui .r or injuriouB found Ir It. Dh. AlNllL ff.-.- all Private Dissaass succsssfully without i..f cury- Consultation free. IEoruuEt eya-a.'F- non and advice InclIdIuE al.. .grl5 ut -f.i'- sa.uu. Price of Che AItai Restorative. f3.f - ..'- tie, OF four times the quantity. siji', -.-' .' any atirsss upon receipt of price or '-'. .', secure lsorl observation. and IU prly.r- rrL-rI v is=lred. by a- E. aIISIIE. M. D.
 n hcarur Street, San FrancIsco. c s.
 sAhfLE BOTTLE FREE ru lppEca-io. .4 letter stating syuptuTus. eeT and age touiln- nlc1.tiuns strictly ccnlcenlial
 Dst. BISTTE-s Kidney Remedy Ncfh- reucUnl, cures all kinds of Kidney and l-a-... Jomplunts. Gono-rhu.a. G!eet. Lelcorr..' For slle by sli drugglsts; q bottle, sfT ro'.'- fer g..
 DH- MISTIE's Uandeliou rills lE. beet and cheapest Nv-TrnEf. and liiiiict- 'f in tEe market. For 1Gla b- aii drlEgIz.s- .aI.'N
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS

n
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 .Hs.-- r--gr--e- tros,a- rHrr,r
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22
DR. c. D. SRLF!ELD.

2I6 Kesuucy street, San Iranc.-.r. C....
 Cousuitauo.s strictly cautl.r-.. .. ...', or af office hltEE. For tIe co1vsalsre. .l r.. tieuts. and ir urder ro lu-I-e r---.... ...-... 1 have adopted prlvHts sdlrcsz. rH..a- s..... Ii packages arc forVau.et.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22
A RcvoIutiun In Single Sumber
 Drawings.
December scheme.

Whole Tickets. S2. Half Tickets. Si. @. Tickets. $50 55 Tirkcf>. SIe0
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22
Great English Remedy!

+ isH urver-f-.IL .-.-.
 for -rv1Gs I.H...
 ExtaustaI FIr4.Hrg. |, Seminal Weak J 5uaruarurrlua. lNsl GlAANHUOr. lura-E u cy. taralysIs Fro-,a-"r- 5lrhua and all taa tern- If1l8 elfel-s ut -r.t- Ab1an. youthful fH.I1-,
 laud excesat- tl m1tlreT
 'yeau-suca s- .as- Hf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-22
F II!
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sao.ooo FOR Ss.
Thursday, Dee. =. 1883.

Al, Regular Monthly Drawing will take 4 II place m the.M. sonic Hall, Masonic Tsni- z LII ole Building. ia LoC.sriIie. Ky..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-03
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The RaIlF@aas.

New York. 2.-KIernan's Meas: A
Canada Pacific official says 1900, 900 O.
the 10, co., 600 block Of stock has bean
taken by Amseterdam parties,
The general passenger agent Of the
Denver and Rio GrAnde Railroad il
authority for The statement that twenty
FIVE miles Of the line through Black Can
yon, Of Guunison, cost $165, 900 Der
mile, while ten miles across the Grand
Canyon of Arkansas, cost $l4O, geo per
mile, and single mile in another can
yon OF solid rock WORK cost $40, 900.
Central Pacific officials here say there
il no foundation for the salt said to have
been commenced by the attorney gen.
ersi OF California for the non-performsnca
OF contract. rs to carrying paupsrE, lun-
atics and convicts.
Boston, 2.-The Transcript says: Sid
ney Dillon ridicules the story that the
New Yor K Office OF the Union Pacific
may be closed up. The company must
maintain a transfer Office in the city aS
long ss its stock is dealt in at thu New
York Stock Exchange. Well, Boston
does not see tie absolute necessity Of
keeplng the stock up on the New York
stock Exchange. It is rapidly coming
PACK to Boston, and it ia a question OF
time If the present movement goes on
when Boston will own it all, and little
necessity will exist for e New York
ofhee or New York president.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-03
Bucket Shops Rentan

Chieago, 1.-THE case of Nohe against
the Western Union Telegraph COMPANY
and the board of trade, was decided bv
Judge Moran in the circuit court TO-DAY.
Nohe is the proprietor of q bucket shop,
and filed bill to enjoin the telegraph
company from removing the tickers from
his establishment, and from Withholding
market quotations rs they exist on the
board Of trade. He also sought to en-.
join the board Of trade from enforcing its
rule against furnishing information and
quotations to such establishments. An
Injunction was granted without notice on
fling the bill, and the motion for the dis.
solution Of the Injunction argued last
week. The court gave an elaborate
opinion, sustaining the right OF the tele-
graph company to withhold market quo
tations upon the ground Of immortality
and the illegality of the business in
which the complainant was engaged. He
held the statute against gambling in
grain was applicable, and also that the
business was GemoralizinR and perni-
eious, and court OF equity would refuse
its aid to any one who came with unclean
hands and asked assistance to prosecute
q business against public policy Of the
state. He accordingly dissolved the in
junction. This was test case.