Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-11


 l sctly where he Is or how anybody else stands, and were this state of things to be allowed to continue laugsr, it might re- suit in something more serious than mere annoyance and profanity. Extra ] clerks are being engaged in all direc- tions, and those with experience can quote themselves at a high rate.
 When the San Franciscn stock hoard opened there were about the same num-
 Der of attendants as at the session yes-
 terday afternoon. A few ladies. seem
 inRly strangers, and others wers in the
 gallery looking down through the great
 spider web of cords upOu the brokers
 below. The brokers pushed and rushed
 with notebooks and pencils and the ba-
 bel of their voices added to by the shouts of the spectators, who gesticulat- ed and made minutes n their note
 books,
 The announcement O.. Norrow's tnil- ure Occasioned very little surprise, for 1t was generally expected yesterday. At the same time m announcement was made that J, Mackenyie, another stock broker, had clOs,d Us doors. This re- suited ID increasing the excitement and within a short time the offices of the other leading brokers were besieged by people having business with them. It
 was the general beiief on the street that the downfall of a solid capitalist like Mir. Snow would create 8 panic that would rum many other brokers and bring them down like row of tent pins.
 | VRGSIA, CrrH. New December 3-A shipment of SiOOOO0 worth of bullion from the Consolidated California < Yir- | giuiA mine will leave for San Francisco to- might.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-The Mail and Ex- press Washington special says the pres Ident is much worse to-day. snd his con dIiion Is such that ni- friends are be- coming concerned.
 BosTOS, Dec. S.-In the case of the National Soldiers Home ys. Gen. Butle,. the jury found verdict of SIG. .537 against General Butler.
 SAS FRAScIscO, December 3-The petition to declare Baldwin Gardiner, the sbscODding stock broker. inSolvept, wss heard to-day before Judge LSwler. J. T. Cube, attorney on behAlt Of some of the creditors. sta.ed that after Gar diners departure, Mir. ltosenbsum and T. J. l., Smiley took possession of hIs assets, amounting to some S5OCO for | the purpose of settling his indebtedness. 1 Mr. RQsenbAum las been paying money | Co some of the creditors, and other cred | itors for the purpose of bringing Gar diner to justice, filed Q petition to have him declared insOlvent. lt wss deslra- ble that the Anglo California Bank be enloined from paying out money belong ! ing tO Gardiner. The object of the pro ! posed investigation Was to ascertain where and how much money there IS, | md to be sure tha. lt IS sale. Judge ! LRvler sad he would make an order that no more of Gardiner's money be drawn out of the bank untiLiurther or der of the court. In giving his testi money T. ]. l.. Smiley stated that he got an order from Gardiner for some Of hls property deposited with the Safe De post Go. He presented it and got box. Fl said: "It contained mining stock which sold and realized about S40.0OO | He gave me check on the Bank of California for between SS,00O and S9,- 00O, making nearly S5O,0C0 got. then gave Mir. ROsenbaum S20,OO0 and have the remaindC- on deposit" Judge Lsv- Ter at the conclusion of this testimony said he would increase the bond of Re- ceiver Newman from S20.OO0 to S30.O01, and Mir. Smiley was directed to pay the money over to him at once.
 NEW YORK. December 3-The boom in mining stocks continued tO-diy on a somewhat diminished scale. and specu- lstion turned for the time from Com stocks 10 low priced securities. Among those most active today were State Line shares, Oriental and Miller, Silver Chff and Central ArIzons, all os which ad l vanced from 10 to 15 cents to day. | Heaviest trading wss ID Sutro tunnel, | out the advance brought ont 80 much | stock that decline of cents wss re- corded from the closing sale of last | night.
 SAN FRASCTSCo, December 3-1he l sales of tbe two sessions of the San Francisco stock and exchange Eolrd yesterday aggregated 95,575 shares. This IS stated to be probably the largest for any two sessions ID the past ten years. A rough estimate gives the value of the sales st S75,OOO,OOO.
 VIRGINIA, Nev. Dec 4-FIiieen cars of bullion, amounting to ji,OOO and not hundred thousand as stated yesterday, wore shipped from the Con. CshiOruil A Virginia mine last night. This makes S444. GOO shipped since November first.
 WAsHNGTON, D. C., Dsc, 4-J. Nc Namsra. of Illinois has been appointed | Indian agent 6t the Colorado River, | Arizona.
 SAN FRASCIsCO, Dec. 4-Ihe En- nounoen.ent of the suspension of Kenny l S Dyer, stock trGkefF, has just been | made. Their liabilities are not yet | known, but they gre believed to be | heavy. Charles Kenny, the senior part ner, Is at present travelling ID Europe.
 UPARIs. December 4-pre mier de Frey 1 cinei announced in the Deputies to-day | the resignation Ot rhe ministry. The ! Chamber 6t Occo CdJJCTned.
 SAv FRANCISCO, December 4-The sus- pended stock brokiuG firm of huilmsn | ts Co. completed En investigation Of their books this morning. Their assets | amount to about fOrty-one thousand dollars and liabilities abOnt twenty ! seven thousand dollars. They expect to l resume business on .dOuday. c. ]. Dyer, | of the firm ot Kenny Dyer. 1 attributes the rms failure to losses sustained by the suspen sion of other stock brokers, and to l by. An assignment has been made Co | sl Os mAted at half million Jollars, Lut the assets are not kuCvn. sAS FRASCIsCo, Dee, At to day's session of the stock board tho bnlls suc- ceeded In completely capturing the mar ket and heavy advance took place aIl along the line. For Saturday morning session the transactions were unusually large. Con Calisoraia and Virginia. wbicn each clO.ed Ou the San Francisco board at thirty nine and tbe GflernCOn informal session of shs Pacific board at forty-si1. opened this morning st fifty three and 10 few miuutes jumped even under heavy sales to u. closing al 54.5O. ! Beet and Belcher attracted less atteI- tion, but opened at 2j-twO dollars bet ' ter than yesieriay-and closed al twen- ty-iou-; Gouli and Curry vas one of ibe ! favorites ;hIs moTUIoR, opeUiug unier ! biz sales a' ;ntr;ee1, bsiug three dol {. lars and fen cents better than yester- days close. IL steadily advanced to If and closed st 1925 In 0phir the tran sactious for & single session were also | heavy. It opened at 2S. which were the | closing figures OflRst night, then jumped |