Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-24

at ten minutes past s Holeo.t mov q
 sD sdjournmeut; lost by q vote of 27 to B, Stewart and Wolcott bsiog the only
 rspubliesns voting afirmstively; hsnnp
 ton then spoke asaInst the bill nd DIX
 in its favor,
 Aesced, Cai, January 15-Ihe largs
 bsIn on c H Hoffman's back ranch our
 ned this sftesAOon. It contained about
 10000 tons of hay, valued at SIC sr
 ton; the barn wss valued at S8,000 a1d
 was partially insured, Fire supposed
 to nave caught from work hands sn.ok,
 ing while harnessing the horses sf.sr ! dinner.
 San Diego, Osl, January I6,-Tas
 board of supervisors today ordered sle district attorney to commence a s,st against the bondemen of ex-couasv
 clerk M D Hamilton, to recover f.ar
 thousand four hundred and twenty 5o.- lars, ss it has been discovered ths. bis | accounts are short to tha. amount. asr Han1ilton WIS formerly mayor of this | city and has held other pEomirsnt TO i. ' tiCns; he retired from the cf5ce of c: ul- | ty clerk the fret Of ths month sac a ! shortage wss discovered soon sfteE, ua-
 fortunate speculstions sre supposed 70 account for the defBlcation' Sec 3-tbst certiScssts prc7iss1 5ar in the second eeotion of tbis er e~ ,il be of denominations of not lsss .bal one or more than SI00 and such cer-s- oates shE.l bs redeensbis ir coin of ls
 standard value. A sufficient sGD 70 carry out the proysioIs Of this sos B hereby apprOprieis3 o3s oi lgy money ID tGe treasury not o.beG7ise spprop-i-
 stsd- So much ot the set of July 1890
 srtitled, San act di-seorg the pu5c.'ass
 Us silver bullion scA the issus Of tra s-
 nrv notes aud t2r other pRrpose. '' a5
 -.qrirss she pure: as. of 4,520,0GC ~.
 oi sliver bullion per month be, ald the
 same is hereby rspeslsd.
 Sec 4-Ths certificates pTovidsd I-
 iE this act and all silver anu goid esr-
 sifieates already issued shsli be rsceiss-
 ole fer all taxes and dres so sts UEitsd
 States of every description, and soal b3
 legal tender for the psyzeni of Il debts. public and private
 Sec 5-The owners of bullion e. posted for coinage shall ha79 ths 3p- ton to receive coin or it's equivalent ia certificates provided for in this act, pld all such bullion shall be subsequently coined.
 Washington, January 16-Tbe a. mand for their arms vEs rather 2 snc- prise to the Indians, but gIsas ma '-- ity chose to submit, Iscses were s-..-- eaed and number of gGus, knsges and hstchets confseatsG, When ,hs searching of the msn con meIcsd. a young man described by the Indians as good for nothing, fired single shot This called forth B volley from the acl- diers and eonfusicl reignsd,
 San Francisco, Jsnusry 16.--The sals which was commenced in the Superior court here by Alvipzis Hayward end othsrs 10 recover nnOneY paid ASusgo9 Bros, of Mexico for the Mulasos r,lns has been dismissed. Agusgos agreed to pay $1.427 300.
 Kansas City, Jan. 16-A capitalist of this city says plans Ire sllloss con1- pleted for the formation of a conpaoy to build an slI line railroad from Kansas City to Galveston, there to conneas with tae PanGYs steamship line. T1s proposed line will be 200 miles shorter than other road to gulf.
 Denver, January 16.-Gov. Roust today received telegram from Senators Teller and Wollcot saying: "The tele- gram signed by yourself and others urging acquiescsnce in ex-Senator Hil's as monetary commissioner has been received. Hills nomination was intended and is everywhsre re- cogDized as affront to Colorado senstGrs for theIr course respecting silver bat whatever ,msy bs our personal diffsr- sncss, we have concluded to Ts1usss bis confirmation. Being animated t7 desire to further interests of ColeraGo we fear if MT. Hill is rejected sorcs mono-metalliss would be sppoiu!so D bis stead"
 Pine Ridge, Jan. 16.-It is recoz ed this morning on good authority soas Gen. Miles ordered the civilians to kasp away from the hostilss' camp becsCss he intended to disarn the Indians if hs had to shell their camp to accomplish 1is purpose. Adjutsnt General Cort,n would neither admit or deny such de- decided upcn SIi said That ;he arms being surrendered by Indians there was no necessity to use force. This morning shout twenty Indiaas came into the agency under Little Hawk and surrendered 31 guns {c Dns doubted they bore hidden sr 8 which they would not hesitate to us5.
 Washington, January I6-A .eiezrln was received aJ the Wsr Depastsa ss today from General Miies, asking pr mission for 8 nunbea of Sioux Chief t, visit Washington for tie purpoee oi e erring with President Harrison io s- gard to their condition. The pern;ss Jn vas granted
 In reply to telegrBroS ssns to Gsre ral Niles today, concerning she time O ie- oarturs of the Indian deleRsiol fc- Washington, be said: There is no nr- ,essity for haste. do uok intsni n end delegation until this matter ise irely settled here and the Indiszs Go [ hsvs directed, which directions tf v Ire now complying with in every zos oect. This Indian WAT 1 nov ccnsi It sn end in a most satisfactory u ter. A more complete sub1oissio1 to nilitsry power hss neve- besa Ic&dc hy my Indians,
 Washington. January 16.-Secreisry Tracy has written lettsr to CCrsnsnaec asiter who was censured fer his ac.i,a n the Bsrruudis affair, denying request or court martial The Secretary says n part: "The state departments se19a n your case constitutes pubic rsr5i- mend and that this is punishmeus thss ,sn osly be legally inflicted by seutssos ,t the naval general court martial. Toar statement shows you gre ignorant