Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28
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| charge does not constitute convic- 1 tion, and the public should suspend ! judgment until the case is heard. The ! editor of the CITIZEN has received the ! following dispatch from Nr. Dunbar,
 whom We have always regarded as an honorable man and shall continue so ! to regard and treat him until his case IS tried, hoping that the investigation will show his entire innocsnce.-ED. CrTI- | ZEN
 TOMBSTONE. Jan. 26.-J. A. Whitmore, CITIZEN; I am m trouble, but don't believe me guilty. J. O. DUNBAR. PRESCOTT, Jan. 2j.-In the House the
 minutes of yesterdays meeting were read and approved and the several com HIttee's reports were accepted. Clifford of Pima introduced a blll to amend an act relating to the revenue for
 the Territory of Arizona.
 A bill appointing Patrick Hamilton
 Commissioner of Immigration for the ! Territory Of Arizona, passed. McCallum, Chairman of the commit tee on Elections, reported on the con
 tested seat of Darlington vs. DOuglasand
 stated that after due consideration of
 the matter they ind that Darlington is
 entitled to his seat.
 Franklin. of Apache, offered resolu-
 ton appointing an assistant Journal Clerk, which. after considerable discus sion was lost.
 An invitation was received from the Howell Smelling Company for members of the Legislature tO visit their reduc- tiou works.
 In the Council the resolution by Bo- Ian and GOldwater to reconsider the vote by which the two prison com missioners were confirmed m the sX ecutive caused lively debate and the matter being pressed upon them for a vote the resolution was withdrawn.
 MastersOn reported the contract be- tween E, ach and Martin for printing all bills and memorials Of both Houses at S1 Ju per 1000 ems.
 Hughes bill for the construction 0f . railroad from Tucson to Fort Apache.
 Masterson, bill Co change the prac- tIce act Iu Justices Courts.
 Davis, bll to amend the law relating Co Probate Judges
 Lemon, bill m relation to tine exhi- bItIon of deadly weapons. were passed
 Bolau's bill to amend certain sections of the chapter relating to trials Of crIm iDal cases (JustIce's cases was passed.
 Wels' blll to amend an act relating Co crimes and punIshments, making man slaughter punishable by Imprisonment l for life, was passed.
 i bill for the establishment of public [ schools m Tombstone was passed.
 Lemons bill c. punish for seduction, | as amended by the House, was passed. | Also the bill to leCa ize acts of the | Eleventh Legislature, alter the sixty | days had expired, was referred to the l Judiciary Committee. sue-.aI to Inc CITIZEN
 PREscorr, Jan. 26.-The Council met lt ten o'clock The Council received an invita- lon to visit the lowell Smelling Company at Lyrx Greek. Mastersoa bill for the expenditure Of len thousand dollars to repaIr roads he- .ween Prescott. the Peck mine anu Lynx Creek. Lemon gave notice of iR- entiJ1 to introduce a bill fixing -uies governing the pardon of con net, confined in the Territorial prison.
 The House met at the usual hour and adjourned until Monday.
 Webb introduced a bill ID regard to in Probate Courts over states of Intestates. Webb's bill Co epeal act concerning court reports was gpor.ei back from Judiciary with the meudment to give District Judges the over to hire shorthand reporters when at ten dollars per day. Moth lg of any considerable importance has -auspi-ej, the large majority Of the usiness being in committees. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25.-F. D. Wig ' lugtOD, eX-COugresman and attorney ! pr railroad company, has returned om Iehachepl, where he had been in I 5silng ;he circumstances attendant up- = D the recent railroad disaster. He eX- I -esses the firm cOnyictIOu, based on !, sideuce taken at the inquest and on tdltlonal facts and attendant circum- ancGs, that not only was the train z aTteu down grade by tramps with e 1 CIV c. robbery, but that one of them q ltaiaed access 70 the express car before a e train started ard killed Messenger l '' .erson with blow of a hatchet or ne other weapon. In proof of this D
 cites evidence that two bodies were IT ken from the express car before the '' mes reached if. One Of an unknown ~' m and the other Pierson with a deep 3' ssh across his temple and uoojher iu- rles on his body.