Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24

! shed IS expected. The MeXlcans mum Der forty we'll armed men and are deter.
 mined to enforce what they thiI theii
 rights. They have an American surveyor
 along with them.
 TOMBSTONE, Nov. 17.-Between 2 and
 8 o'clock this morning a miner named William Brocaw, fell from a ladder in
 the pump shaft about thirty feet strik-
 ing the floor on the 400-foot level. When
 picked up he was dead his neck being
 broken. The deceased was aged about
 30 years.
 The jury in the case of Peter Deveux
 on trial for the murder of George Ever
 rett, at Johnson last summer. after be-
 ing out thirty hours returned verdict
 of manslaughter.
 TOMBSTONE, Nov. 1.-The George
 Warren Obear sui, against the Copper
 Queen Mining O., of Bisbee, to recover
 one-ninth interest in the mine, which, II
 was claimed, Warren had been illegally depaived of, was settled to-day; the company paying claimants S6,0OO. or
 this Warren received S2,65O, Gaitrell,
 Sl,650, and Obear the remainder. The
 nine is estimated 10 be worth fully Sl,OO0 900.
 The Daily Republican again changed hands today, Crow and Woods having sold to joint stock company. J. E. Palmer, city clerk will be the new man ager.
 FL PAso, Nov. 19.-Early this morn- ing an old man named Garcia, living on the banks of the Rio Grande, about two mIles east of Paso del Norte,an his wife were found decd in their iacal, having been murdered during the night. The bodies presented a horrible appearance, the assassins having stabbed and cut them again and aga-n. No motive save private revenge can be assigned for the murder, as the couple were miser- ably poor. This makes the third mur- der this month, and the officers on this side of the river complain bitterly that the Mexican officers do not exert them selves to aid In putting a stop to this state of things. The Jefe Polltico is holding an investigation into the cir cumstances surrounding this double tragedy.
 TOMBSTONE, Nov 19-The jury in the case of John Mulligsn, charged with robbery, after being out 26 hours re- turned verdict of not guilty. A jury is now being impanelled in the case of Mollie Smith for the same offense.
 TOMBSTONE, Nov. 20-News has just been received from Con Cutters camp at Nacasari, Sonora, that on the 1Itb the Indians made a raid on theIr camp, and ran off all their stock, numbering eight horses and two mules. \ party was organized and took up the trail of the Indians who were heading north. The band Is thought 10 be 6 portion of which is still out and 10 k ing a clean up of stock prior to returning to the San Carlos reservation. Reports of their depredntions prevalent in that part of Sonora, so far, have confined to stealing; DO murders hay ing been heard Of lately.
 The jury in the case of Molie White, Dn trial for robbery, returned a verdict this morning of mot guilty"
 SAN FRANCIsco, Nov. 1.-The Exam ineT's special from Socoro, N. M. gives the details of the terrible shooting scrape for which Joel Fowler and John Barnes were arrested. Fowler WAS al- ready bound over for murder. An of- icer last week served a warrant on him and Barnes for the murder of Butcher Knife Bili' and Pony" Deal at Alamo ranch, Sept. IS, yesterday. Barnes who is but l9 years old confessed to the mur- ders; also he helped rob the Clifton stage last May. He said he and Fowler went to Lippsrd & Barbon's ranch to kill the two ranchers, but were prevented. While in that vicinity they heard that "Bntcher Knife Bi'W and "POny Deal had been Inouiring fer them; they hunted them up when they met Bill and asked him for a chew of tobacco; as Barnes put his hand in his pocket to get 1t, Fowler, standing behind him, poured a load of shot in "Butcher Knife Bills breast. Pony jumped and rRn, followed by Fowler, who shot hIm, not killing hlm. Pony managed to get inside ot the house owned by a man named No Gee. Barnes, who had waited behind, seeing" Butcher Knife Bill' attempt Co rise, sent another shot through hls head. The two then laid siege io the house for Pony. While at work the owner, Me Gee. came up. Fowler said be would give him five hundred dollars If be would get Pony out; McGee broke in the door and was shot dead by Pony. The house was then set on fire and next the charred remains of Pony were taken out.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. I7.-At m eet- ing last night Of the State Council of the Union Veterans Democrat LeglOn. were adopted calling atten- ton of the people of the Pacific Coast c. recent judicial Chinese declsiOns, and oi the desirabiiity of hedging the Chinese. resolutions also favors a commit tee whose duty 1t shall be to see the act properly and legally enforced.
 4. J Morris, of San Jose, wbO has been on trial in Oakland, charged with being one of a party who robbed and murdered trenchmRn named Renow den. near Los Gates, has been con- victed of murder in the first degree. The death penalty will be pronounced CD the 24th instant
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 16.-The Chron- icle will publish the following to-day. Al the annual meeting of the stockhold CTS of the Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Refining Company, 1t transpirrd that the company's stock, originally m the hands of Claus Spreckels and his relatives, had been heavily wste-ed from ihe original 1000 shares to 10000 and sold ID open market at from S25 Co S6s per share, the sales induced by the diyI- dends pad for two successive months. which payments were subsequently de- clared a mistake by Spreckeis. On the to.. hanop,,ny rnuhlia tha stuck fell