Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
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PACIFIC COAST.

Ward and Cau..-,. based. through tiis
 place this aoraiu- vlth one hundred large teams 60 worl. ou the railroad at
 LorlsJUrg.
 GLOBE, Feu. G. Saturdays Silver p BeIs contains serious reflections upon ] Agent Wilcox, and says ita statements . are backed by tue affidavit oi responsi-
 bls men to vGom Wilcox said that he
 was promised te sole leadership at San
 Carlos, by Secretary Teller. The Agents notie- .5 traders Wood and Connel to close their basinsss by March the twen-
 t.etE, leads % the supposition that tine
 promlsa has b-cn gwen. Tins is in con . invention ol tbs United States law
 which prohibits Gh agent, ua.sr severe penalty. from eugagingIn trade with h.
 iiaus.
 i PnEscorr, Feb. 5.-Council-The me ] morial from Tombstone was read, pro- 1 testing against the passage oi the House 1 bill regulating the ire department. . lIaste-sol introduced a bin t0 TecU- . l4-. .le Use ol water and establish ripa- ! r.aa rights la Arizona.
 1 Galdrator introduced bii 6, eSiab- ! fish circuit courts.
 W=itoa introduced @ resolution for
 tae appointment Ji a commission of . tlree members to investigate the expeu- . allure os siQ0C0 iu Yuma county for a
 wagon road two years ego.
 HoUss Brown, Of Pima, gave notice
 Of tla following bllis. An Act to pro-
 yije for regulating and licensing saloons
 and other places where liquors are sold; also bill to promote the construction ! or a railroad by a company called the . A-zoua Marrow Gauge Eailroad;a bill authorizing Tucson school district to : purchase a site, adding several thou- sand dollars expense io- the benefit of somo property holders. The city al- ! ready possesses a fine property suitable.
 Hughes introduced a memorial rela- l t.s- to the Pspago reservation. Passed 1 both LoGses.
 ! PHE5corr. Feb. G.-C5ancii Goldwa- l ter gave notice of a biIlto repeal an Act
 entitled on Acs to encourage sinking of l-,osiau wells; also a b,ll to amend sec | ton 2. chapter 49 compiled iaws. Ioase a.il Go re-jistiict the Te-rito- ! ry oI Arizona for iudic.al purposes, : passed. ll. bif to promote better dis cigliae ia securing reformation in the . psu.tautiary; passed.
 Wicks' mem1-ia, ua Indian affairs; . passed.
 Ihe Council went ia.a 30 committee of. t.s uhole -5 l1 o'clock oa tlc bill Co establish a public school superintendent sa- the Ternto7v osArizona.
 . PEkscou, Feb. G.-The petition of . prominent citizens of Pima county to . Governor Iritle asking his assistance to procure service on the route between Tues and Allen City. Las been granted. The department notified Gov Tritle tLa; the service would begin July I, lsS3. The contract is let Co Il. c. Slo- yer, oI Kanaas City, for sl5.9JJ per an uUIs.
 The Narrow Guaea Railroad Bill iu- ,r1dlced has been referred to the Pima, pnal, Gila and Apache Delegation. i DIXON. Cal. Fob. 5.-YesterJag after u d James v. Moore, Of San Francisco. Ile trouble originated ghaI- woman whom Moore claimed as his wife: she was stopping at a house Of n repute l and Moore vent there and att Lptel to l : persuade her Co leave the place. Ben 1 net iuterie7ed and without u-.vocatiou | ] shot Moore though .ls head. He also l sart Jim through tIe stomach and 1 tI-h. Bennett and the woman are | both under arrest The l-e.ins against . Bonnet IS very strong.
 SAN FEAScIsco, Feb. G.-At the sixth 1 annual meeting of the Board of Trade l this afternoon, the following dispatch 1 was read from Senator Miller. WASHINGTON, D. C.. Feb. 5.-J. 5. 1 Tabor, President oi the Board of Trade, ] San Francisco. Prospects oi the pas sage of the Nicaragua Canal ball are ! good. It is growing 'u favor ll both 1 Houses. Signed. Jaas r. MILLER,
 C. <. senator. 1
 SAN FEtNrIsco. Cal. Feb. G.-Snow fell here to tine depth 0f au inch and a | quarter this murUiny. First time such l thing was ever known.
 BAKEEsrIELD Feb. 5.-It commenced 1 showing here this afternoon, and this ! evening !. covers the ground -o 30 depth l Of an inch and there are indications of l more before morning.
 SAN FRASCIsco, Feb. D. The widow and children of 5. A. SclII-niu. agent or an eastern firm, killed iu 5ha Tehach- l epi disaster. have brought suit against the Southern Pacific cuTgau. for Sju, u.l lgwgE5s. LoRDsEyao, \. 1t.. Feb j.-Mr. Bass teiegraphs from Owens station, twelve miles south oi Clifton. tlat he saw fifty Indians near that point this evening. 1 They appeared Co be trave.Iug from the direction ul Clifton and moving toward Horse Shoe canyon. The New Mexico and ArizouG telegraph LIe IS cut be- tween Clifton and Owens ranch, making It impossible Co say whether Clifton has been raided or not. II. and F. Porter tel5grapEeI from YorE's ranch that they saw sixty Indians twelve miles below NorSs st 2 D. m-, with sixty head of stock The whole valley ci tue Gila is alarmed, and fine settlers are making preparations for a repetition of last April. They are wholly unprotected, the troops being called to the military posts tO attend Che wllts-gl0ved dress parade. These are undoubtedly the same Indians who have been committing den-elati01s m Mexico.