Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11

- bolu 70 TelublIht tefSNt3n SAucllls
 damage from violation oi the law
 against selling liquor Co Indians minors
 etc, conviction for crime during tine
 license period to work forfeiture of all rights and privileges acquired. If i,
 made the duty ot authorities to remove
 the license whenever appearing that the
 saloon Is a resort for disreputable men
 and women. The penalty for selling
 hqu0r without license is- not less than
 Sl,000, or imprisonment for no less than
 60 days or both. The term of license is
 fixed for one year. The bill k similar
 to Harper's Of Illinois. The bill was re-
 ferred to the committee on Ways and
 Means. It meets with opposition from
 the members in the House who deal in
 liquors and keep saloons.
 PREscoTT, Feb. 7.-CoIncl Wilton presented bill remonstrauce from
 citizens Of Yuma against tue passage of
 any local bills which may be introduced
 by Mir. Darlington.
 Masterson introducsd bill Co pro-
 mote the construction or the Prescott
 and B parallel railroad.
 Goldwater introduced bill to amend
 Section ?, chapter 4g in regard to H-
 eeusss.
 PREscorr Feb. s.-Couucil-NIr
 Marsterson introduced bill to provide
 for proving assessment vOrk on mining
 claims; also for strict courts to order
 upon apphcgtio ; parties .n suii m battle-ground as cell as surface surveys; ! passed.
 Tine railroad bil, with amendments,
 has been made tLe special order for to- ! morrow.
 The House bill. entitled, proceedings
 m criminal cases," indefinitely post poned.
 The Council has been engaged in dis cussiug the bill for city charter for
 Prescott.
 PRESCOTT, Feb. 9.-In the Council Jo- day Mr. Lemon introduced a bill to license commercial travellers in the Ter ritory; bill for building a wagon road from Prescott to Lynx Greek, passed.
 The Council had a discussion over Mr. Lemons school bill as to whether the office should be elective or ap- pointige; decided in the negative.
 J. ". Hughes gave notice Of bill 10 segregate the office of asscssorfrom that of sheriff in inc counties of Cocbise and Pima.
 Mr Hughes bill to prohibit the keep ing of opium deus. Petition from citi- l zsns Of Pima county protesting against | the passage of the stock bill was re- ceived tn the Hoose. The railroad bill | comes up as a special order this fore noon.
 The subcommittee now at Yuma | telegra7hed for SCoO to meet current ex- penses.
 A bill to build a wagon road in Yaya- pal at Territorial expense was iu- definitely postponed.
 PREscoTT, Feb. S.-J. IF. Norton who had been employed at Whipple Barracks as night watchman. shot himself through the breast yesterday, resulting in death He is supposed Go have done 1t under a tt of alteration
 CLIFTON. Feb. S.-Jamas O'Brieu. alias James Graham, man about 26 years old, late from Durango. Colorado, returned to the Metcaif mine from Cliff ton at a late hour last night, and began shooting the camp. Two men, named Joe Green and Tom Irembath, under took tO dIsarm him. and they ordered OBrien tO hold mp hls hands; he replied by shooting. The men opened OF him. killlng him instantly. The Coroner held an inquest this morning verdict, juSti- fable homicide.
 Gallus Metz received notification rom the New York agency of the Bank Of California that S20,OOO had been placed to his credit, subject to his draft This amount is for sixty acres of land, about half a mile below here. The purchasers are the same parties who made the heavy mining purchase last week. The gronnd will be the site of their exten- sive reduction work.
 SAN FRASCIsCO, Feb. 7.-Jerome E. Painter, a pioneer printer on this coast and founder os the first type foundry on the Pacific coast died in thIs city yestsr- day afternoon, ased 55. EXPIRE CrrY, Oxu. Feb. 6. Capt. Kurts with the officers and crew of the lost steamer Tsc1ma arrived here this morn ing Upon being interviewed in regard 1. To the loss of the ship be utterly refused .O make any statement m regard to the lissster. Capt. kurts spesks in terms Of z -he highest praise oi the conduct Of The officers and men during the trying times and dangers through which they had passed, also speaks m highest terms of C he conduct of the people of Gardner 2 md vicinity, for the help rendered iD isving the Eves Of the men on the q wreck and their kindness Co them after : heir rescue, they being in a destitute condition. The wreck was sold yestef- lay for $500.
 SAN FRANcIsco. Feb. Wheat . higher, for futures, spot, unchanged.
 Barley-higher; feed, Sl.20H L2j. all sales higher az follows. February !. 'l.20; March $1.20; April $l.2l. SAN BUESAENTUEA, Cal. Feb. 1.-I T )n Saturday, as teleEraphed, AioIs i, Albrecht shot one Robert Stokes in the '. ireast without apparent prOvOcatIOn. s Iesteriay he was held to answer and ~ rave bonds. This morning he appeared {, n the Free Press building inqulring for t udge Shepherd, his counsel, and after ,l 7aIting ID the hallway sometime sud = enly. when alone drew small pistol C nd fired bullet exactly into the centre I, ( his forehead. He died in a few 2. minutes. He was clearly insane. l n, .lbrecht was an industrious young v ierman, twenty-five years of age. tokes. whom he first shot. may recover n SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. S. S.Bariey, ,- iCher; spot feed, Sl.23l March, 5 1.23 i; Aprll, Sl.24.wEeat, firm, fairly T. ct1ye, unchanged. c. SALT LAKE. Utah. Feb. S--A report C as reached Butte. Montana, that the cI iissoula stage due at Deer Lodge on a, unday evening, vas lost in a blizzard b, ! Flint Greek hills. The horses. driver A nd several passengers were frozen Co al cath. ti PREsCoTr, Feb. 7.-Tbe bill for rs- -dIs- c IctIng the Territory for judicial pur m oses and holding terms of district at 3urts, does not apply to Pima couuty- th only changes the time for holding tE 'urts m Apache, iYavapai and Mohaye of ,unties. c, PORTLAND, Ogn., Feb. "A fire at s, heney, ". T.. this morning destroyed qi \ buildings, including Hendricks 4 u arney's drug store and the bank ad ID ming and Ciark's livery stable. The "a ss IS S40001 and fha insurance SHl- 0 F,