Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20

been pending for two years, Philes ct a. vs. Hickies, concerning a group of mines 1 of Cave Creek, was called in the even-
 ing. and judgment with costs rendered
 in favor of the defendant. This sets at
 rest the title to a valuable property and
 insures its speedy development
 GUAYMAs, Oct. 15.-Mr. Ynago, who
 was so uujustly imprisoned by Prefect
 Fernandez, has been released on the
 payment of fine of fifty dollars, the
 highest that could be imposed under the
 circumstances. Mir. Ynago was obliged
 to stand a number of hours in a dirty jail in the company of the rsbble of the
 town confined there for all sorts of crimes and of course such s position
 was extremely trying to a gentleman of his refinement.
 We hear of no more cases of fever and the official books show no new deaths; thus Gusymas can truly be called once more a city of health. Last night. Sun day, the plaza was almost as gay as ever with people promensding in the moon light. and tonight band of music has been playing there all the evening, this being the first music We have had since the beginning of the epidemic.
 The weather is somewhat warmer, but pleasant. To-day the mercury stood at S5 at noon. The condition in Hermo- sillO IS not as encouraging as in Guay- mas. During the past twenty-tour hours the weather has been hot and sul- try; eight deaths having occurred there, seven of fever and one of some other disease.
 A large corps of new employees for the Sonora railroad is expected at Guaymas and along the line very shortly.
 FL PAso, Texas, October 16.-A fire | broke out about 4:30 o'clock this morn- ing in the notorious house of prostitu- tion, known us 555, which in about an hour was burned to the ground; estimated loss, S4,OOO; S2,OOO insurance. There was no one in the house when the fire broke out. It is believed to be the work of sn incendIsry.
 SAN FRANCISCO, October I3.-August Bellemer, who has been on trial several days for the murder of John Kelly was acquitted yesterday. The jury took the view of the shooting as accidental.
 SAN FRANCISCO, October 15-General Schofeld, who has been appointed to the command of the Department of the Missouri, will leave here for Chicago on the 2jth inst General Pope, who sue cCeis Schotield in command of the De partment of the Pacific, expects Co arrive about November lsr.
 PORTLAND, Oregon, Oct. l5.-Major Baldwin, Judge Advocate of the De- partment of the Columbla, has returned from Chief Moses reservation, where he learned from personal interviews with members of the tribe, that the compact B gned by Moses, his sub-chiefs and the of the interior and General Miles at Washington last summer, was in every way satisfactory to the Indians and the terms of the agreement had been accepted by them
 VICTORIA, B. C., Oct. 15.-The con- tractors promise to have the railway from Port Woody to Litton by the first of January.
 TRUcKEE. October 16.-G. O. Buxton, iriver of the stage between Sierra Valley and Truckee arrived here last night and reports the stage robbed of Wells, Fargo < Co.'S treasure box and four passengers also dispoIled. The robbers got but $500 The passengers are said to have had S3,O00 concealed on them. No clue to the robbers.