Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04
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PACIFIC COAST.

Hughes gave notice of a bill to suppres | opium dens; also a bill to tax Cmnes' wash houses.
 Mir. Welton gave notice of bill relat ing to the collection of taxes. The bill to legalize certain acts of tn Eleventh Legislative Assembly wa made the special order for Friday This has relation to acts passed afte the expiration of sixty days, Masterson gave notice of bills to con fer the right of suffrage on women; als' relating tO partnerships; also bill L regulate the sales of persons; also bii relating to chattel mortgages. The pill to pay Professor Church, a: commissioner to the Denver Exposition was indefinitely postponed Mir. MastersOn introduced bill relat ing to mines, providing that when mine Is in dispute the judge can order sur vey above and below ground, also bll to protect mining landmarks.
 The bill giving power tO the Governor to appoint probate judges m case of e vacancy in that office was passed. The blll vas opposed uy Bolan and Hughes and advocated by GOldwater and Lem on.
 In the House the bill punishiBg the crime of robbery by Imprisonment for life at the discretion of the judges passed.
 The bill requiring the publication in newspapers of notice tO pay taxes was indefinitely postponed.
 Bolan's deadly weapon bIll after con- siderable debate was referred to the Committee on Territorial Affairs.
 The bill making the county recorder ex-Oilicio clerk of the board of super visors. was referred to select commit teoosone from COchise, Graham, Apache, Yuma and Pima.
 The postpcning of the sale of prop erty for delinquent taxes for 1882, in COchise county, until March, lSS5, passed both Houses.'
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 PREscorT, January 3O.-The House met at 10 a. n.
 Darlington introduced bill concern ing vacancIes III office.
 Savage bills concerning exemption Of real estate, concerning courts Of justice in general and their jurisdiction.
 The annual report Of the Superinteu- dent was receved.
 The Council has a bill authorizing the Board Of Supervisors Of Pima county to pay their clerk S1,2OO per snuum.
 A message was received from the Gov ernor saying that he had signed the bill for the erection of a school house in Tombstone.
 The Council met at 10 a. n. Bolan gave notice of bills to encourage the construction of railroads iu the Tern tory.
 Mastersou of a bill conferring right of suffrage on all female persons over the age of 21.
 Lemon Of a bIll providing for the manner of securing pardons for con- victs in the Territorial prison.
 PEEscoTT, January 3I.-The House met at the usual hou-.
 The bill to appoint Code Commission CTS was indefinitely postponed
 Graves introduced a concurrent reso- lution to appoint joint committee to investigate the affairs of Territorial of- ficers and the Territorial Prison, with power to send for persons and papers; and also a subcommittee to visit the prison. if necessary.
 The Council met at the usual hour.
 Lemon introduced a bill to require road overseers to place sIgu boards at crossings and forks of the public roads.
 Bolsu. a bill repeating Chapter 8, Compiled Laws, in relation to Sheriff being tax collector; also b.ll Co pre- vent .bscene and profane language.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2g. A Victoria, E. C.. dispatch of the 2lth says Parlia- speech was considered weak. The Gov ernment moved al adjournment until Monday. The opposition moved an amendment that the House adjourn till tomorrow, carried. The building was packed with people and the interest manifested was great. The Govern meut by a vote or l6 to lS was defeated last night and will resign today. The debate was a short and personal one on the part of the opposition who carried everything before them.
 BENIcIA, Cal, Jan. %. Last night man supposed Co be John ". Prosser, of Sierra county, feli from the break beam on the car of west-1Ound emigrant train and was cut in two Gt the waist He was dragged about fifty yards throw ing the car off the track.
 SAN FRASCisCO, January 30.-Hepry G. Langley. the veteran compiler of the Pacific coast statistics and of various directories, died last evening, aged 10. He was au old New York journalist. having started the Morning News In connection with James OSullivan and Samlel J, TIlden and was very promi- nently kh0N on the coast. He came Co Califorula m lSi9.
 SALT LAKE, Jan. 80 Last night Wells, Fargo S Co. received message from Desert stating that Orion Nay and Frank Haaley, two of the robbers en- gagged in the Central Pacific train rob bery, were captured and brought to that place. \ party organized by the sheriff surprised the robbers ct horse corral. When they were ordered Co surrender they began firing. Seyenty-fOur shots were exchanged The horses of the robbers were killed, and Nay was nor tally wounded. The attacking party escaped uninjured. Hawley was also shot through the legs. Their comrades, Frank Francis, Russ Anderson and Cobb are m the stockade and surrounded by the party. The robbers are we'll fOrti- fed and it may be necessary to use a howitzer to dislodge them. The wound ed robbers confess that all of them were engaged in the Deep Creek robbery as we'll as the attack on the Central Pacific train.
 SALT LAKE, Utah. Jan. 3I.-Ths officers arrived last evening with the remainder Of the Sarg Of train robbers, viz. Flank Francis, Sylvester Earl and ErastUs Anderson. who surrendered their stronghold on learning of the cap ture 1' Hanley and Nay and that they were themselves surrounded.
 VICroEA. Jan. 3l, 4 new ministry was formed yesterday. Smithe, Premier and Secretary of public works. Robson is Secretary and Financier, Alex. DavIs, is Attorney. Drake is President Of tLe Council.
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 WASHINGTON, Jan. Z9.-Pre-ideut Ar thur openly declares that unless the revenue from tariff is largely reduced in accordance with recommendations of his annual message, he will call an ex- trn session nf Cnnrrrss. Sanafnr In-