Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-10
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GLOBE, Jan. 5.-A serious comphca' tion exists between the management of the Old Dominion Copper Company ana fin, Miners' Union. Tho mine and smelter have been closed down since Monday pending the arrival of coke de- laycd owing to tho heavy condition oi the roads. This morning tvo mon were nut to work cn tho rurtsco ni Tho shelter at thrco dollafu per day. Mcm hers nf the un,uu learning uf thin called n meeting. at which a committee was appointed. with instructions to wait on the hvc employees working nt the reduced wages and order them lo PuiL Superintendent Trippct learning of this pruccdurr. immediately had all work cease: ulao withdrawing all proposals for cnntrac, work m tho mine. lt K rumorrl that tho works will remain ,l,..d down for sometime. The union held another meeting this afternoon but the rcsuli of their deliberations could not bc learned. They marched down Hroad street m body numbering forty nine. This conflict coming at ,,mc whom the price of copper IS SO low and the outlook discouragingi IS serious matter for Globe.
 Gtonr. Ariz, January 6.-The strike of tho miners which developed here on Saturday last was short lived. It has been asccrtaincd that tine Union, realiz- ing the foolhardiness of their demands, mAdn overtures to Superintendent Trip pc: to-day, agreeing to resume work at ss per day for surface work and S3 JO for underground mining. The SupeTln- tcndeut refused to treat with them col actively or as a committee representing the Union, and would only consider what they as individuals had to say. Some few of the Union men are stu6- born and refuse to work at the reduced wages, but these are minority. A | small force of the non-uniOn men were put to work this morning excavatIng For the new coke-bin at the smelter, and they were not mol, sted. OtLers will oe given employment soon, although the furnaces cannot be blown in for two weeks, probably, as the supply of coke on hand Is too small to justify immedl- ate resumption.
 The Globe Chronicle, conducted by George w. Sterritt, has suspended for want of patronage.
 Alonzo Bailey. Councilman from Gila county, started for Prescott to-day, accompanied by his wife. w. c. Wat kins, Representative. also left to-day.
 SANTA FE, Jan. 6.-Under the new rule of rewarding convicts for good be- havior. Governor sheldon decided not to compel prisoners to serve extra tune for the non-payment of costs of prose cution, and to-day granted pardons to C, E. Gardiner and An Wung. of Grant county, Chris Maessner. of DOna Ana county, sentenced 10 one year in Kansas State prison for murder in the fifth de gree, anI D. Beardsley and Joseph E. Sails, sentened 10 one year for burglary
 Adyices from all the important ranges in New Mexico state that less SHOW has fallen this winter than usual Light snOws early in the season left the ranges ID fine condition and stock never looked finer.
 PRESCOTT, Ariz-, Jan. 5-The Supreme Court met today, all the judges present except Fitzgerald. A ten days session will be held, when the court will sdiOurn to Phenix, in which city an adjourned term will be held during the latter part of February or first of March.
 SANTA FE, Jan. 7.-The citizens oi Socorro, New Mexico, have offered c large reward for the capture of Tom Walker, a we'll known border rough who on Christmas eve shot and killed Albert Roybstrom and made good his escape, fleeing toward Arizona.
 c. $. Griffin IS mentioned as a promi nent figure in the Working Peoples In ternationsl Association, which met al Chicago yesterday. H. Is a former resi- dent of Santa Fe, and is known here as loud mouthed crank. His sister lives at the placer mining camp of Golden this county, where Griffin formerly served as n Justice of the Peace. He was admitted to the bar here three years ago and went direct to Chicago.
 PHESIx, Ariz, Jan. 9--The Herald office was robbed of si00 Sunday. \ tramp printer and his pal were allowed to sleep m the office by one of the em, ployes, who left the cfiice for Q short time. On returning he found the money drawer burst open and the tramps gone The city marshal soon arrested then and they were held over to-day to await the acton of the grand jury under g., 800.
 The wire has been down for four day. to MaIicopa.
 HELENA, Montana, Jan. 5.-Every thing iu northern Montana, the Teton country and east of Benton and in the Judith Basin is as favorable as could bC expected, considering the severity of tn, storm. Granville Stuart, President oI the Montana Live StocS Growers Asso ciAtion, states that the stock has mol suffered much in Nleagher county Stock about here has suffered much. Il the cold snap had been continued oi should be repeated soon there would b, the greatest loss known in years. IT Tn Beaver Head or Gallatin couDtIe: there have been severe storms and heavy losses. The ranges between Benton ana Sun river have suffered great hardship on account of the lack of grass and wa ter. Many Piegan Indians are reported frozen to death. The losses for th, most part have consisted of frozen feet ears and fingers.
 VICTORIA. B. C., Jan. 6.-Particular. of the Washington cOllIeTy disaster ar, at hand. In order tO subdue the fir, everything has been fastened down, s, as to exclude the air. Mr. Dunsmuil does not believe that the c, al has as vel