Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
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Salem, Oregon Is to have a new jail.
 Wheat sells for eighty cents Q bashel at Misslnla, M0ntanL

Salem, Oregon Is to have a new jail
 Wheat sells for eighty cents bGshel . at Miss 1nla, Wontanl
 Mrs. Kinzen, of Mount Tabor, five miles from Portland, cut her throat with I q razor Wednesday.
 Young Hewitt, who was shot from ambush by C Cnlnamau at Olympia rel gently, Is ID a critical condition.
 A genuine Chinese leper was found ID the brush along the banks of the Amerl- 1 can river, near Sacramento last week.
 Dr. Starkey. a practicing physician oi 1 Seattle, Washington Territory, has ! been sent to the Insane Asylam ot Steii- l accom-
 Fully R. Wise, the owner of the land on winch Patrick braen aas killel, has made out a ieed granting Mrs. BTeen the whole quarter section, and will make her present Of IL.
 Water has been struck in an artesian well at Miles City, Montana, at depth of 352 feet, while a vel at Billings, Montana, has been bored to a depth Ot 535 feet, and no water reached.
 The Puget Iron Works have been in- oorporated at Seattle, Washington Ter ritory. Mrs. J. R. Williams, A. H. hel- logg and J. W. Crow arc the lncnrpora- tors. The capital stock IS SlOO,OJ0, divided into 20J shares.
 The shipment of beef cattle from the ! YellOwsta ne valley has averaged seventy five car loads per day for the past SIX weeks, and the raj road officials are taxed | to their utmost to furnish cars to supply the increasing demand.
 The recs1pts cf bullion and ore iu | Salt Lake for the week ending October 3l amounted to Sl62 OSO6 63, of which | Sl60.490.63 was bullion and Sl,6jO ore ! For the month of October the bullion receipts lexcluding orel were s695,- l5O.42
 The coinage at the San Francisco | Mint, for October, consisted of l2S COO donhla eagles, valued at S2,560,OOO, Hnd | 100000 standard dollars. For the same month last year the coInage was S2 5ji'- 600 in double eagles, and SjOONOJ n standard dollars.
 Judge Coffee, of San Francisco, | granted a decree of final distribution last ! Thursday ID the estate of Mark Hop 1 kins. There is SS9j,07SO Ol for distrIDu l ton. The account of Moses H pklns, the administrator, shows total receipts of S9ll 2I739. and disbursements of 1 6,I99.3S, leaving the balance of SS53,- O7S0l.
 | A. W. Bishop presented the opening case hst Thursday for the deieuse of . Montgomery, of tine Red BlCtfs ICcslu, for the killing of Townsend. The defense will be that Montgomery was mono maniac in the vruer-tiOn he entertained for his dead mother, and reason Was de- throned when her name vas brought h. to di5repUte by Townsend.
 Two Japanese sailors leGped overheard from an American ship ID EsCulmait harb0r. A man-of-war boat was passing at the time and picked the sailors up. A boat from the ship demanded the return of the men, but the sailors refused ard took them aboard tue warship, where their clothes were dried and they were fed. In the morning the naval autbon- lies ordered them returned to theI ship.
 The Greenville ,Cal) Bulletin tells of the death oi Frenchman, Joseph PaDin, ai Quincy, vLo seems to have been quite mise-, leaving S3)ujl bat on his death bed compl Inrd oi the expense oi the ciaret which
 was given hir Co drink. Having put his property ont of his hands Co keep a ! discarded wife from getting any Ot lJ, Il is possible that his mIniug partner may have to pay the expenses of his last H. ness and funeral.