Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-12-17
TELEGRApHIC.


 mob took two negroes. and one wh.te
 m ont, carrled tAem to the woods strung laem u, e.J-ug for Iheir Ives
 aud p-ote ti-E the.r i,o.eoce. They
 strung them to 8 tree u1 i neariy dead
 an5 then jet them down Sill they pro- tested iInecerce. C,in fh7y were
 hau.ed up, and a-aIn let oovn and fs-
 ely brought back to the jail. 4 white
 man and one negro will die.
 CITY OF MsuCc, Dec. 8,-SecretaEy of State Camgrene is dead.
 NEw YORK. Der. S.-The arnual re- ' D rt of tha AtchlsO2 Topaka and Sa"ts ] Fe sysram for the year ending June 30 l shows GrOvn earrings of o47 ,347 eco, net
 earnings 5lG,l17Oj0.
 WAsmNGvoy, D. C., Dee. 8. 8.-Attorney Gen r. Miller n h,s auuua. rep -r-, re- views the work d5"e by lis department during the year. H. calls a taHfI0n t ! he grow of business especia ly ID the d5rar me1t of court claims. An enor nous amount of scutlera claims is p.l- 1g up f2r sunDlies. etc. taF by the army during tha var arogI tine a pres
 ant to about four hundred uIlli5ss.
 NEW YoEK. Dee. S.-Cod1-rd and Peter GaheT who gra to ha,t's fo- $500 | before the Ccuey IsIard Athletic Club tonight. arrived in town to day and
 were put 10 bed for good rest. Both
 are in tie pink of condition and are 1 equally confident.
 IoYrov, Dsc. 8. The unanimi'y and enthusiasm of the Agricultural Con i giess ID favor of protection and bImetal- | Ism at the meeting yesterday astOnished i both liberals and conservatives. The | Conference reassen, bled today. Sir Richard Pagec, a conservative member
 of Parliament, stat q that he believed not alone in protection but that import and local taxes must be reduced. Many
 farmers paid income tax on income l never earned.
 SAN FRANcIsCo, Dec S.-Barney Gull | leo. rost,sr in a stable on Golden Gate Avenue, was today charged with the murder of a man named StaultOn. The ! two men had an aitsrcs ion ID saloon | last Saturday night, aud according to Cullen's story Staunton began reviing fim without cause, aBgering hlm SO that ! he struck StauHton on the hepd W tn hIs fit The latter has since died. He | is sj il 10 have been suffering from con
 gsston of the lungs.
 CLEVELAND. O.. Dec S.-A fire broke
 cu iu inc city armory this morning CD
 L,ng street. Fsured by heavy winds | j. quickly spread tO the police stat On ] firm "hish inc prisoners have b5er
 moved f. the county jail There vas ! n explosion iu the armory. Part Of tie l walls fe.l before the fife occurred. By i hard work the hremeC succeeded il l sewing the pCies station but the arm9ry
 WIS entirely destroyed. Loss, SjC. eco | G'he Light Artillery les four guns and | several companies occupying t-e ar ncTy lcs5 ali their be .ongug=. Entire loss of buildings and contents is about ! 5i50000.
 BgUs ELS. Dec 5.-When the later national IOuet7r C1nfsreuce adjOurus 1 t the end If next week t will probably leave he respective governments repre- serted to decide whether or not it shal req asseubis in January. American, and ether biuPtallistIc Ce .erateS will try to Cbsain from the conference a reCOmmen- dg.i0n to all gCve rnmeuts to allow from ! a ysa- t1 eighteen months to elapse be- icTe falZir < E-tive Ue1sUre5 towards changing resent currency policy. Prof. Andrews an American delegate who IS president of Brown University will be ] invited as Democrat and personal friend 1 Cf Elect Cleveland tO inform the Conference as to he probable atti- ! tuce of the coming Washington govern meut towards silver.
 GREELY, Colo, Dec. 7.-The case of
 the Cache La Poudre Irrigating C1m~ pauy vs. the Catcns La Pouire Irri-at-
 ing Dit;l Company, the Llrimar and Weld Reservoir Company, the Dry
 Creek Ditch Company 6rd the Larimef
 and We'd Irrigation Company was pu'
 oa trial in the district court Tuesday
 morning and lasted until late yesterday 1 evening. BsiDg a cIse in eqUit-, no iu- ] ry was imCaueled. It took about two l and one haI5 hours f5r tao attorneys 10 ! read the pleading, but the case in a few words is to prevent the defendants from ! taking water from the little Cache La 1 PouGra Ditch, located in Larimer coun- ". under water stock shares or by any
 other means.
 It appears that this ditch was located
 many years ego, and owns some twenty
 four water rights, some of. which have i bean acquired by the defendants. The
 plaintiff claims that by the defendants get ing water under these shares it is . deprived of water that it is entitled 10, and ;niures the rights of the original
 stockholders. especially in seasons of SC 4rcIty of water; and tnat by the de-
 fendants acquiring stock in the ditch Ii
 Is really allowing subsequent appropEi-
 ators to get the benefit Of older appro- Priatous.
 Some lime ago the supreme court de-
 cidel that shares ia d ditch company
 could be tranefsr-ej as other personal ! prape-ty, unless t should Le shown that
 susa transfer vas Lot injurious to the
 original appropua5or5, ard t5e p.a.ntiif put in evid e.ce to snow that the stock l holders Of lhls ditch nave been and V III
 bs injured by allowing the defendant
 companies to take portion of the water l during tic months Of July and August e=oec. aliy, IS well as later in the reason.
 wtca 1t is rece. sary to irrigate alfalfa
 potatoes aad other "a. e crops. Tie de- l fsn6ant= pu5 on witnesses to show that 1 aI tae wa.e- | .kel by tlen had beea
 l5edfor 1eaeio.aI purposes, and that
 tLe-e had been TO waste.
 ] Tae case E au tack -a.nst the pres 1 ent system of selling water to subse- ! que-t appro7-iatorF, thereby deprivlug ! tbe uezs oce in or.e- Of its right. and l plaintiff e65 10 establish a rule that ! when a pr.o- a2Ur5priator has more