Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01
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PACIFIC COAST.


 being examined by United States Court
 Commissioner Campbell James Wilson
 has been held over under bonds of S1,OO0
 dollars for the offense.
 A report is on the street today of the
 death of J. W. Bryan, at Prescott, but 1t
 is only report, and at this hour lacks
 confirmation.
 GUAYNAs, August 2S.-An unneces-
 ssry scare has prevailed here for the last
 week on the report of n case of black vomIt as coming from San Bias, but no
 fever exists of the nature feared or in
 dlcated. Tonto fever is hot contagious
 and easily treated T. has appeared here,
 but no contagious disease exists. Y.
 Negrete, Adjutant of General Carbo and
 lately elected to Congress, died al Topic
 on the 2ith of this month.
 GLOBE, A. T., August 2O.-Seventy-One
 Indians, having Agent Crawford's pass,
 took possession of Robert Trion's corn
 field, on the Silver King trail on Sun
 day last. They were theI twenty-thr,e
 miles from the line of the reservation.
 The citizens are greatly annoyed.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. xS.-It is stated,
 though not officially, that Lieutenant
 Colonel Bryant, recently tried by court
 martial for alleged misconduct, has been acquitted. Captain Wilhem, the pro- scouting witness, has been ordered to
 Fort Bidwell.
 Word has been received ID this city that the work of dredging the Panama canal is progressing at the rate of ten
 thousand cube yards per day. This is the work Of one dredgef in six weeks.
 Another dredger beat that work, and in nine weeks there will be another dredger at work. The line of the canal has been ensounded for two-thirds of it's distance from Aspinwall, and found that its entire length can be dredged. No blasting Is necessary. This fact Is looked upon as of the greatest importance. It will fsci- litate work inn, nsely.
 The City of Pekin, which sails Tues day for China, takes large shipment of war material. The manifest shows consignement of 375 cases of one thusand cartridges each, and 100 cases of fire arms.
 Wm. Il. Shewett, lad of l4 years was arrested yesterday charged with the murder of Patrick Theodore Cullen If the same age as the accused. Both had been employed as cash boys in s large dry goods store in this city, and got into 8 fight on the 9th of last month, in course of which it Is alleged Shewett strucS the deceased with rock held in his hand inficting fatal injuries.
 SAN JosE Cal, August 2S.-ID the Superior Court yesterday morning in- formation was filed charging Lloyd L. Majors with the murder of Archibald Mcintyre, on March II, 1883. Judga Belden, with the consent of Judge Spencer, thereupon made an order as- signing the case to Department Two. This afternoon Majors was arraIgued before Judge Spencer and was granted until next Monday to plead. It is e1- pec;ed that at that time a motion for change Of venue will be presented.
 FL PAso, TEX, August 3O.-G. F. Neill, late Distric; Attorney, this morn- eco CiL-- E,>-.s.--.---- the Daily Times, with a shot gun in front of the Times office but missed him. Neill was few days ago accused of having accepted bribe in the DoughtyMode case. He Is in jail and the investigation will take place to- morrow morning. While Neill's Im- mediate attack was unprovoked the con- munity express sympathy for hlm and the universal verdict IS that he has been very foolish in thus placing himself in the attitude of an attempted murderer.
 SAN FRAScIsco, August 3O.-No case of cholera having appeared on the steamer PoonRh for one hundred days. | and she having been thoroughly fumi- | gated, the quarantine officer allowed her to dock today The Poonah arrived | here several days ago from the Fiji Isl- ands. On her voyage from Calcutta to she Fiji Islands 'twenty persons died on board of cholera.
 The State Board of Equalization has assessed the Southern Pacific Railroad Sl30OQ00O and the Central Pacific SIs,- 000OO0. The assessment includes the of the roadway, road bed, rails and rolling stock.
 OAKLAND, Gal, August 3O.-Edward NJ. Derby, of Fruit Vale, pioneer of this state and an old resident of Oak land, was run into and instantly killed killed by the S:l5 outward bound Sacra- nento train this morning Mir. Derby was endeavOring to cross the track ihead of the tram and was struck by he engine and thrown 20 feet in the air.
 SAN FRANCISCO. August 29-To-day ~ A. Hughes filed a bill of complaint in he United States Court, in which he ets forth that on the evening of the 9th . nstant be entered u restaurant accom- I ,anied by two lady friends, also colored, md asked to be served. The walters efused to execute his orders, on the round, as they stated, that they were ! Iot permitted to serve colored people in , hat restaurant. He then left the prem ses with his companions. The com laint demands a judgment against the {. roprietor of the restaurant, Rinaldo R. twain, of $500. The latest similar case i, 2 this state occurred about seven years go, and Judges Sawyer and Hoffman endered judgment in favor of the de- P endaut. The case was appealed to the . upreme Court Of the United State -here it still remains. . PORTLAND, Oregon, August 31.-The .orthern Pacific Express Company be- r in business here September lst on all ', lilroads and steamboat lines centering ere and one steamer to San Francisco. train load of 20 cars Of salmon leave ~ Iondsy morning by the Northern Pa- VI fic direct for New York. ~ SAN FRANCISCO, August 3l.-Cad Bry- n 1t and Leon Ch0retelon, who a week st %, assaulted and robbed James II. Bull pl rd in broad daylight, were examined el ssterday and held for trial, and in de- 'u nit ot $500 nail each they were com itted to prison. Bullard has recovered pl a.,, .t,, A, n,