Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15
was thrown under the train and had his left leg badly crushed.

was thrown under the train and had hii
 left leg badly crushed.
 SAN FRANCIsCO, Dec. S.-Capt- Hutch inson. of the German bark Gertrude
 makes public for the first time the fatt
 of the crew of the schooner Nellie, los
 over six years ago, driven by stress o weather to an inlet on Big Scheutt island. which is uninhabited. oil the
 northern Chinese coast. Capt Hutch
 ipson discovered the vessel and skele-
 tons of Capt. Thompson, First Mate
 Philip Brown and two seamen. names | unknown, all of whom had died oi
 scurvy.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. S-Geo. Crocker
 son of Chas Crocker. is half owner ID
 the lucky ticket which drew the S3O,OOO
 prize in the last drawing of the Havana
 lottery. E. NJ. RailtOn, master transfer of the c. P. R. R. O., owns the other half.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. S.-At the meet ing of the Tilden-Hendricks Club last night, a resolution was adopted that the mayor and supervisors be asked to give General Hancock public reception on his arrival in this city. The democratic state central and county committee will take part. A telegram has been for warded to General Hancock asking him If public reception would be agreeable to hIm.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Dec. I0.--A rumor is in circulation that J. P. Bell, the delin- quent tax collector, has departed for Europe, taking with him s40.0OO be- longing to the city. Tax Collector Brady discredited the rumor and says it would be impossible for Bell to retain such an amount except by failing to account for several years, the average collections being but S1,500 a month. Bells clerk says his employer IS at Cayugs, N. r., and will return im- mediately. It is believed that wealthy relatives of Percy Jacobus, ex-secretary of the Eureka Con. mine. will pay over his deficiency to the directors of the mine.
 SAN FRANCIsCO, Dec. 1.-The Exam iner published the following this morn ing as its leader. "The undersigned having purchased large interest Tn the Examiner, to-day assumes editorial and business management of the paper and will hereafter give his entire time and attention to its affairs" c. R. Great house. A complimentary notice IS given to Dr. Cleveland the retiring manager.
 The police department has received circular offering reward of S2,O0O for the arrest and detention of the murder CTS of Jacob Crouch, Henry White and wife at Spring Arbor; and David Potlsy of Transfer, Pa. The murderers after Crouch's house on the night of the 2lst, ult., murdered the above mentioned four persons.
 Owing to a reduction in the govern meut mail subsidy from s75,000 to S50,- GOO annually to the Pacific Mail Steam in future ply between this port and been withdrawn and placed on the China line.
 The Board of Supervisors passed re- solution extending the freedom of city and county Of San Francisco to General Hancock. He will be met on his arrival by the mayor and supervisors. He IS expected to arrive tomorrow night.
 Articles of agreement have been signed by Austin Stevenson and Edward Hanlon for race for Sl coo offered by the ldIlcE Oarsllhu m chse ut IN DehbcI.
 The first annual exhibition of the California poultry association will open at Dashaway hall on the 18th inst. and continue three days. Premiums will De awarded, merit to be based on the new American standard of excellence.
 Resolutions have been adopted by the Board of Supervisors memoralize con gress to provide more suitable accom- for the postal and judicial | of the United States in the city 1 of San Francisco.
 4 fire broke out last night in the l wholesale grocery house of Thos. s. | Jennings & Co. and destroyed property 1 valued at Sl00O0; adjoining stores more | or less damaged.
 At the city election to-day out of one hunarod and seventy votes cast, there l were fOrty-th--s female votes. The l ladies man was elected mayor AIust | have been some country town. ED.