Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-06-14

: ROCKFORD, H., June GA Northwest eTn passenger train was derailed here
 this morning by a broken rail. Four section men working beside the track were instantly killed as was also En- gineer Blasdeil. Others are slightly i1- jured.
 CHICAGO, June Gold man Jehn Lal ly, q leborer, Jhis morning shot his wife
 and then attempted to commit suicide.
 Both are in critical condition. It IS
 believed he was insane.
 WASHINGTON, June S.-The senate bill
 to provide an additional Associate Jus
 tice to the supreme court of Arizona
 was passed.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May S-The Oceanic
 steamship Alameda arrived this morn
 ing, 24 days from Honolulu. The U. $.
 flagship Charleston arrived at Honolulu
 on the morning of May 29th, having left
 San Francisco on the Dist. The cruiser
 was the object of much interest to the
 people of the Islands. On the 30th Ad- 1 miral Brown and staff and Minister
 Stevens were received by King Kalakua. The U. $. steamer Nipsic remains in
 port, and the Adams arrived at Honolulu on the 17th ult, from Samoa. The US. steamship Mohican arrived at Samoa on
 the 10th. The Hawaiian legislative
 assembly of 1890 was opened on May 12 l by the King, who, in his address, stated
 that during the biennial period just
 closed, his country had enjoyed great
 degree of prosperity, and the financial
 affairs of the kingdom were on sound
 basis.
 NEW YORK, June Slowing to the
 hot weather, the deaths this week were
 S2l against 656 last week.
 ST. JOHNS, June Newspapers are out | spoken on the subject of fisheries. To-
 days Herald says England must fight | France or abandon her British Ameri- can possessions. The address of the le- | glS!ature to the Queen in relation to the
 fisheries troubles. was published several
 days ago.
 WASHINGTON, June s. On behalf of number of unknown subscribers Mir. | Wanamaker and Editor Mckean called at the White house. and presented Mrs. Harrison with deed for large cottage
 at Cape May Point, where she spent a portion of last summer.
 WASHINGTON, June S.-Bonor Is be- ginning his debate on the silver bill at
 the request of Paison, of Illinois. Con
 ger, of Iowa, modified his substitute So as to provide that treasury notes issued in pursuance of the bill shall be legal tender in payment of all debts. The voting On the silver bill began at three o'clock. After disposing of sever al unimportant amendments, the ques- tion was on the adoption of a substitute (agreed upon in caucus). Bland of Mo. moved to recOmmit to the committee with instructions to report on the free coinage bill. Motion defeated; yeas 116, nays Al. Vote was then taken upon the adoption of substitute and the bill passed; yeas 135, nays 119.
 Rayson proceeded to criticise the silver policy of the Hayes, Arthur, Cleveland, and Harrison, administra- tions, The Treasury officials, he said, were friends of Gold, and Gold alone. Instead of this being bill for the coin age of silver it was measure which practically prohibited the coinage of standard silver dollars, (Applause.) Pay son, followed by Mitchell of Pennsylva- nia, and Hatch of Missouri, spoke in opposite to the bill.
 DENVER, June Articles of incorpor- ation of the Western Union Beef Co., .rith capital of S150OO0O0, were filed with the Secretary of state today. The incorporation em braces a consolidation unner the direct management of a new company, of all the principal stock in- terests of Colorado, Wyoming, New | Mexico and Texas, and nine directors | named in the certificate of the corpora | tion, who will control the business af- | fairs of the company for the first year. | G. W. Baxter, R. T. Wilson, w. c. NJ. | McGhee, G. G. Syms, c. H. Bosher s. T. | Thomas, M. O. Wilson and John C.. | Moore. The principal office of the com pany in Colorado will be Denver, with | an office in New York City. Regarding | this gigantic enterprise Ex-Congress- man C. C. Syms, who IS attorney for tn g | new compay, morning: This company | Is formed for the purpose of consolidat- ing into one company the different com panies now existing in Colorado, Wyom ing, New Mexico and Texas, all of which | companies are extensively engaged | Ill tEe raising 0t i've stock | and the production cf beef. The object | is to dissolve the corporations in the | said states and territories, and sell and | transfer their assets in exchange for the | stock of the new Colorado corporation, h further object is to dissolve and wind up the affairs of the American cattle trust, which holds the stock of the said differ ent companies. In word the Western Union Beef Company, 1t IS intended, will take the place practically, of all the dlf- ferent corporations, and also of the American cattle trust. The officers and large stock holders of the American Cat tie trust and of the said corporations think the large properties and business can be managed better and more econo- mically by a single corporation with its headquarters in Denver. The property owned and managed by these different companies and indirectly by the Amer ican Cattle trust is Every extensive and valuable. It consists of over 300,OUO acres of deeded land in Texas, Colorado, Wyoming and New Mexico, also of 300,000 acres of leased state and school land. Ranging on these 600,0U0 acres of land and upon the public domain In Colorado, Wyoming and elsewhere, are upwards of 10000 head Of cattle. Over 10000 head of cattle have been purchased within the last two months. The estl mated brand of the different companies for the present year IS over 25,000, and the estimated beef output the coming fall about 75,OOO. The actual value of all this property is estimated at about S5,OO0,OO0.
 The prospective value is much greater, and 1t is expected that there will be large additions made to the cattle and graz ing land of the company. Large tracts of land lie in the state If Texas used for range purposes, and which will eventual ly become very valuable as irrigable land. 4 portion of the stock will be issued for the purpose of exchanging It for the pro- perty of all the said present companies, and part reserved for the purpose of additional cattle and lands to enlarge the business of the company. The com panies which have thus been merged in- to the Western Beef Company, are the Nueces Land and Cattle Company, of Texas, the Fort Stockton Live Stock and Land Company of Texas. The San