Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-03-28
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on the floor and in the lobby there was
a constant hum of voices and hurryinI
of feet. A great many of the represent
atives got ratified" in the confusion IN
cident upon the closing up of business
and many laughable scenes occurred
Late in the afternoon the goJ vernon
sent to the Legislature the names of IL
BrOmwell and A. j. Halbert, of Mari
copa and w. E. Guild of Florence a:
members of the Normal scnool board.
The appropriation for the Worlds
Fair passed and was signed.
The bill creating an expense fund and
pOstponing the payment OF warrants un'
I'll the territorial indebtedness is funded
passed and is signed; also the bill max.
ing he governor, treasurer and auditor
prison commissioners at 500 per an
numn.
Bills creating the Office of county audi.
tor and providing for ii Kindergarten
school also passed.
The Legislature closed this morning
at 4:45. The closing hours went rapidly
and The apportlonment bill of Mr.. Frank
which was made law gives one council
man to each county and one at large of
the house as follows: Apache 2 Cocnino
,, Yavapai =, Mojave 1, Yuma L, Marico-
pa4, Pima 4, Cochise 3, Graham 2, ella
L, PInal 2.
The following nominations of the gov
ernor were confirmed, Murray, McIn-
nernay, Yavapai supt, of the prison. DIR.
Chandler, Phenix veternry surgeon. 1.
n. Towne, j. V. Vickers, L. II. Orme, W.
c. Barnes, j. W. Benham, Stock COM
missioners. Asylum commissioners L.
HI. Pemberton, J. W, Crensnaw and G.
l.. Eschmann.
JACKSONVILLE, March 2O.-S,a .re ary
Proctor is on a tour of inspectiu.. - ;he
barracks along the southern seaco 20
San Antonio; thence ne will proc eol TO
the Pacific coast and north to inspect
the location for the proposed new gun
foundry, returning eastward from Port
land, Oregon.
New YORK, March Ex-senator Curry
OF Wyoming on his way home from
" ashington said it waa his opinion the
SO called free coinage craze IN the west
had been very largely exaggerated.
CORK, March 2O,-Mr. Maurice Healey
one of the members of parliament for
Cork city, announces that he accepts the
challenge Of Mr. Parnell that they
should both resign their seats IN parlia-
nent and present themselves for re-elec- |
Is test of the popular sentiment in
avor OF the merits of the McCarthyite |
md the Parnelte causes. Mr.. Parnell |
ilso represents Cork City WI ic1 has two
eats IN parliament. In &C, epting Mr.. |
,arnell's challenge Mr.. Healy requested |
dr. Parneli to name the date upon |
which they are both to resign their seats |
q parliament and says he hopes he( MIR.
'arnell) will not resort to committee |
DOM No. 10 or Bonlogne tactics to es-
ape the judgement of the electors.
BosToN, Mar. 20-A call signed by
-'rrrie'ei Com rers- president Of the. Fed
.ation OF labor unions of America urges
Le necessity OF an immediate contrIbu-
lon fund for 100000 coal miners whose
IrGggle for eight hours day is to be-
in Nay lst.
OTTAWA, Ont, Mar. 2O,-Word reach
4 here from Victoria Of the discovery
I six new eases of leprosy right in the
cart Of the city which the China men
ere endeavoring to conceal. Chinese
'ho have been doing washing for the
itlzenS are victims and 1t is impossible
} Say to whai extent the disease has
cen communicated among the white
opulatlon,
New ORLEANS, March 20.-A tele-
hone message just received from the
entral station reports shooting scrape
q Canal street between A. Dunn, one of
ne counsel for the state in the Henne
'y case, and Frank Walters, local well
nown newspaper reporter. Walters
as killed and Dunn seriously injured.
New YORK, Mar. 2O,-, general strike
union cloth and cap makers took place
'day and about eight hundred men are
ut OF work. There seems to be a mis-
understanding as to the cause.
PHILADELPHIA, March 20.-The Key
one National bank closed its doors
us morning. The largest depositor is
le city Of Philadelphia, which has
1out 100000. The authorized capital
ock is s5OO:OO0. Surplus S1OO,OOO.
SACRAMENTO, March 20.-The COM
ittee investigating the alleged
temple at bribery in conr ection with
le senatorial contest, this morning ex-
mined W. FL. McKensle, cashier of the
resno Loon and Savings Bank. He
entified the torn checks found in the
aste basket of the state librarians Of
ce as those OF his banks and said the
CURES and marks upon them we're in
lie handwriting OF one of his clerks
he cash book showed he had on Sat
rday remitted 10 the Crocke Woo
orth Bank on shat date fifty-nine hun
red dollars in currency. He Gid not re-
lember that any currency had been
and cut of the bank since their last re-
ittance 10 their correspondents in San
rancisco. j. d. Barting, paying teller
the Fresno Bank. was chen called and
ientlfied the torn checks and hand
ritlng of the clerk. h added that the
loney was sent by express TO San
Francisco and the checks We're the same
hes wrapped about the money sent. He
ad nevar known MANILA wrappers such
found among the scrap
the waste basket to have
cen used by his banks. The currency
as usually wrapped up in blank
hecks, which were about the right
'ngth. The date on the wrappers wa
put there by parties receiving
ne package. The committee then ad-
burned until q O'Clock tbio avapip0