Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
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 in 1920.
 DETROIT. Dec. 20,-A special to Jht Free Press from Armnday. says the fruit
 evaporato: of John Stump caught fire
 soon after midnight On Saturday night Miss Elizabeth Stump, age 22, sister
 of the proprietor WAS asleep in the build
 ing at the time When Stump arrived
 on the scene he raised s ladder and tried to roscue her, but was driven back by
 the flames which buTai through the
 windows throwing him tO the ground
 lie was picked up InsensIols with 'r5c
 tured hip and terrible cut in his head Notwithstanding She efforts of wOrkmel
 the building WAS completely consumed.
 Yesterday the body uf Miss Stump was
 | Iken from the ruins burned beyond
 recognition.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, December 2O.-RObeIt
 4. Morrow, presiden, of the Saiter St
 Railroad Co. has replied t0 the reqges.
 of the striking car men of bis road ask
 jag for more pay. that the director are
 of the opinion that ihe pay of the eIl-
 plOyees is q just and far equivalent for
 the services performed and they see 10
 good reason for granting the request.
 NEW YORK. Decembe, 20.-Ex-AldeT-
 man McQIBcg w8s Ih,s morning sen
 fenced to seven years imprisonment an1 3
 to pay fine of five thousand dollars.
 The recorder said in sentencing Mo
 Quade: Arthur T. McQuade. you have
 been fairly and justly cOuvictel oi
 bribery. You were elected to perform a
 public duty and a pubhc trust. h.
 stead of doing so, you violated that
 trust. Your character Es B business
 man, citizen, father and bus
 band, Is good. have sympathy
 fer your wife and family. You should
 have considered them before you did
 wrong You did not add to the crune
 which you have been conylcted of. as
 Jsehne did, by taking the stand and committing perjury. | have reason to
 belIeve you received as much money ss
 Duffy did,-SlO,0O That money IS not yours. T. Is not the property 0t your family. If II IS lef. with them It will work the inevitable result of III gotten gains. l would advise you to give up aud pay back to the city the money which you received aud l have no doubt 1t would work io your benefit. The sen tence of the court Is that you be confined .A- AA4N EA1AN IAATOL nA AAhAA AhnAfA AaNA n term of seven years and that you pay hae of five thousand dollars Daring the sentence McQuade stood up. hIs arms folded across his bosom in tAc man. her hgbitdal to him. McQuade was i'm medigtely taken 10 the Iombs and after the usual foTmslities vas locked IL E cell
 BENSON, December 20.-Itis Is learned that R number of monled men will soon organize and invest theis capital in meat canning establishment. IL Is their to ship meat east in refri,era- tor cars. PleurO-pnC umC1ia among the cEtile eas. has caused cattlemeu to ar range for having c meeting to prevent its coming into this territory and spread lng among our large herds.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, December 2O-Owing .o the announcement that the striking carmen would parsie yesterday nader the auspices Ut thc Federated TrllC, great crowd Of people were attracted tr he meeting Uisc- 2, Sisich s.ns iu front of he mint or 9th street. Aitgr a few .peechss II wBs decided to abandon the parade, owing iO the publsaei letter of Chef of Police Crowley. that if any rouble should result, the Federated | Trades would be held responsible, and to l he effect that the miEhe were under | irms At the armorlcs. No disturbances | occurred during the day except the | tonIng of s few of the cars of tine Geary l treet road by hoodlums.
 .a.....--- n--ssaecr -gI-Iug f iouRe blll to grant the Maricopa & | 'neriK Railroad Company of Arizuna. ha right of wGy through the Gila | liver Indian Reservation. was taken ID. nended and passed and a conference sked.
 Senator SpoOuef today by reqnsst f Senator Miller. who is absent, intro uced a bill to extirpGte contagious IleurO- -pneu mOniB, the foot and mouth IseHse, and the rindeFpost among cat Ie and to facilitate the pNporta!ion of | attie and products of live stock. IL uihorizes the president Co BppoInl s omlnlsslon ot three persons. the salsTy ! [ the commissioners are fixed at SJUu CT HnnGm. IL makes It the duty o; | he commissioners tO cause an invest, atlon Co be made as to the existence of 1ntaglous pleuro-pneumoniH, foot EuC lodth diseases and the rInderpest. The are required to establish nd maintain such quarantine of animals. remlses of locality ss they may deem ecessary 10 prevent the spread of the l5esse, and also to cause the appraisal | Id destruction of any infected or ex osed anImals. IL prescibe3 penalties | IT obstructing the commissioners iu the rformance of their duties, for conceal g the disease and for transporting or elivering for transportation from one ! ate to another of diseased animals. !. he bill appropriates S1.OO0OJO to carry 3 provisions into effect. \ similar bill TBs introduced in the use to-day by Delegate Carey from 2 yoming, by direction Of the house ( .rlcultural committee. It js upder- d ood that the bill wus prepared hy rs- : esentatlvss of the COnsolil ated CsttIC O rowers' AssocIRtion. | W WAsmSGION, December 2D-N;lIsrd New York introduced a bill .o reregl duties on sugar and molasses impor | ID American vessels, . Johnston of North Carolina introduced . resolution instructing the comralttee O
 ways and means tO report the bill re. E aling the internal revenue laws [. Morrison introduced resolution for q @N-AAA " AAbAL kNNtLlDfar I F0 '" nuary 4th.
 CHICAGO, December 21-GeneFal To- ti . has been suffering for several weeks Ol m intiammstory Theumatism. Ills JU ndition has become so alarming that tJ on the advice of bis physicians. he v' 5 decided to leave for Hot Springs, i. kansas. tt JHICAGo, Dec. 20.-In the interview O, the Washington correspondent ot the ily Telegraph with Senator Stanford B
 the pending interstate commerce l A ], Senator Stanford sad: "It will ca 7e an injurious effect on the Pacific .st, What the merchants of the a, cIfic slope want, like merchants in all .1 Ter parts of the country, is regularity -%- freight rates on most of the meTchan- =, C they deal in. The fluctuations Of aee ights disturb trade and cause loss ,o profits to shippers who have lnct had pr
 advantage of the loves. tigu.es 1. ng experience has shown that the ,-. sent pooling system is the best meth . ot securing regularity of rates that l-
 ever been adopted. Take tte far L,, r for example. who has his crnp t, -'