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t ST. JOHNS HEftALD Entered ia the Post office at St. Johns as second class matter. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. TERRITORIAL Govkukoe, C. Meyer Zulick Prescott. KncuETxET James A. Bayard Prescott. Tbkasdbee, C B. Foster. Prescott. 8 err. Public Isstec'n, C. M. Strauiss, Tucson. Auditor, J, J. Hawkins Prescott. Attobney Genebal, Brigjjs Goodrich. Prescott. SDPBESIE COURT. Jxs. TL Wb'ght Chief Justice Prescott. W. W. Pobteb Associate Justice Phoenix. W. H. Barnes , .Associate Justice. . . .Tucson. OwehW. Rouse.. U. S.DIst. Attorney... Tucson. W. K. Meade U. S. Marshal Tucson. COUNTY OFFICIALS. 1 Ernest Tee. Board or Supervisor MSk J W. T. Dolby. Clerk. nimWarlr mnntlnfrg nf tho Dnnrrl will ho hold fl ret Monday in January, April, Julyand October. Siiebiff, Commodore P. Owens. ukdeb Sheriff Art Mcuonaiu. District Attorney Harris Baldwin. Recobdek, E. V. Nelson. Tbeasubee, J. T. Lcsueur. : Absessoe. AOr.GFc"- J udge of the Disteict Coubt. . . Jas. H. w right. Probate Jpdof. R. E. Morrison. Clerk of Coubt. Alfred Ruiz. Terms of the District Court, first Mondays in February and August. POST OFFICE. B.F.M. BLAKE, P.M. Office hours: Open rom 9 a. M. until 4 p. sr. On Sundays froml to 2 P. sr. Mail closes going east at 11 a. m. S t. Johns, Thursday, August 18. LOCAL NEWS. We are glad to report that Mrs. Bald win has nearly recovered from her pain ful sickness. The Board of Equalization will meet next Monday to fix the rate of taxation for this year. Dr. Chandler, Territorial Veterinary Surgeon, has arrived, and will at once enter actively upon the discharge of his duties. Miss Simms had her badly dislocated firm fixed by Dr. Dalby, and with her parents has returned to her home in So corro county, New Mexico. Is there anv one so stunid. or such a "chump," as to still believe that "Long I Hair" and "Jack of Diamonds" were I killed on the Blue some month or six weeks since. Wo have been having some of the most beneficial rains, for the past week, this section has enjoyed for many a year. Every afternoon or evening, we have a gentle shower, that all goes into the ground ; not one of the hard, beating rains which usually fall in this portion of the country. f ("Kid Swingle," whom many of our readers will remember on account of al little episode that happened in Springer ville when there was an attempt niadej iu urruai mm, wtta iuuiiu, u miuri, uiu since, swinging to the limb of a tree These fellows always find the end o; their rope. Complaints have been made to us al most every day for the past two weeks, about sheep being herded within the limits allowed towns and villages for pasturing stock owned therein. We bave called the attention of those own ing the herds committing these depreda tions to the fact, once or twice before, And now direct the attention of our au thorities to it. The following Bhows the amount of the raise by the Board of Equalization on the taxable property in Apache coun ty: Cows, 4,049 $49,185 00 Sheep, 26,250 27,453 00 A11 other property 8,503 CO Horses, 123 2,6.0 00 Land, 3,160 acres 12,440 0) . Improvements on land 2,275 00 Total amount raised , ?102,540 oo ffotal amount of taxable property as raised... ? 2,931,957 13 From private letters received we learn that J. V. Brighton, the man who shot and killed Ike Clanton some time since, has been arrested, and is in jail at Solo .rnon ville, Graham county, charged with murder in connection with this killing. We know nothing of the circumstances attending this affair, but have heard two stories with regard to it. The true facts will undoubtedly be brought out in the trial of Brighton. Tljere were two wit nesses to the killing, we believe, and V they can scarcely differ very materially as to the circumstances leading to it. . According to the St. Johns Herald the Apache county officials are a pack of thieves. More developments are pro phesied regarding certain steals. Salt Jtiver Valley News. How the News has managed to twist anything that has ever appeared in the Herald into such a shape, is more than we can see. There has never been a word uttered, or a sentence written, Against any of the present officials of this county. The Herald has said more than once that Apache county has as good a set of officials as can be found in this or any ether State or Territory in the Union. The party or parties refer red to in the squibs which have appear ed in this paper are exrofficials whose terms of office expired last January, f I Delegates from local stock associations met in Prescott on the 9th instant and organized & Territorial Live Stock Asso ciation for Arizona, with the following officers : C, M, Bruce, President ; I. N. Town, Vice-President; J. L. FisheV, Treasurer; Will. C. Barnes, Secretary. Executive Committee Joseph Pas- ; cJjojy, Cochise county ; Colin Cameron, Pima county; Henry Smith, Apache county ; J. D. Cook, Yavapai county. A committee was appointed to confer with the Territorial Board of Equaliza tion, concerning valuation of cattle. The Association adjourned to meet on the 5th of February, 1888. a i In the Justice Court a few days ago suit was brought by Dr. Dalby against Wan. Ellingcr, on account for services rendered his brother, the late I. N. El linger. Defendant claimed suit was in stituted against the wrong party, though having previously assumed and recog nized the account both personally and as administrator. The case was tried before his honor, Justice Patterson. Plaintiff filed with his complaint an ac count duly sworn to. The defendant failed to file, one day before trial, an af fidavit denying correctness and justice of account sued on as the statute re quires, and judgment, on motion of plaintiffs counsel, was rendered for Dr. Dalby for $75 romaining unpaid on the account and $14 costs. The case has been appealed to the District Court. Matthews for plaintiff, Morrison for de fendant. ttm a The three men reported killed in Ton to Basin, Tucker, Gillespie and Payne, had been in the employ of the Aztec Cattle Company for some time. We un derstand Mr. Simpson, the local mana ger, had determined to do all m his power to break up the band of horse and cattle thieves who had been preying on the people in the western part of this county for so long a time, and to that end called all the men together in the employ of that company. When they were assembled he told them it was the intention of the company to take an ac tive part in trying to stop so much steal ing, and wanted the help of all the em ployees of the company that those who were not willing to assist them and the authorities in this work, could call for their time. All agreed-to do what they could except five, who took their money and left. The three above named were of tha party who took their time. It appears they put their liberty to bad use and enjoyed it but a short time. For St. Johns Herald. From the Docket of the Paralyzinff Court. "Harry of Holbrookl" readn the Clerk, You're raised to forty score Of ripin', rarin', bronco colts, Of horses, mares and more. This Court in duty docs ordain The raise a fixture will remain. Harry of Holbrook ga'ns the floor Of tho Paralyzing Court, And forth appeals to common sense To sense of every sort Says he, "this Court commits a sin, To ciduily sit and Kopo me in." Tec-t tal of the Board agree That Harry has such wealth, That'twixt the care of hand and mind, 'Twill undermine his health: Decree the Board, with manner bland, "The tax Is just so let her stand." Forth in stillness of the Court, Harry of Holbrook gives a snort; Snorts with imprecations bright. Gives to Irish wit more light. "By the blankety, blaukcty damn I'll have you know I'm an honest man Instead of horses, forty score, I have aburrot and nothing more." 'Not the Holbrook dam. Mayordomo. Note Harry was last seen on the road to Holbrook, leaving a broad streak of blankety blanket on his trail. St. Johns, August 8. 1887. ttm m -q BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. The Board met this morning, Wednes day, August 10th, 1887, at 10 a. m., as a Board of Supervisors, as per adjourn ment of yesterda' and per the following call: A special meeting of the Board of Su pervisors of Apache County is hereby called to meet this morning, Wednes day, August 10th, at 10 a. m., for the purpose of considering the sale of the bonds of the count'; petition for the ap pointment of a constable for Winslow precinct; resignation of Robt. Rhea as Justice of the Peace for the precinct of Navajo ; a petition for the appointment of T. W. Burgess road overseer for the precinct of Nutrioso; petition for the making of a road between Nutrioso and Bush Valley ; petition for the appoint ment of a road overseer for the precinct of Holbrook; for the examination of County Treasurer's report for the quar ter ending June 30th, 1887, which was not submitted to the Board at their last regular meeting for the reasons there stated; to consider compensation for Clerk of Board of Equalization, and for the consideration of road matters in general. The Board met in pursuance of the aboye call. Present-Entire Board. The Board then considered the peti tion praying for the appointment of J. T. McKinney as constable for the pre cinct of Winslow, which was granted by the Board. The official bond of A, F Banta as Justice of the Peace and Frank Wat tron as constable for the precinct of Hol brook, was approved by the Chairman. T. W. Burgess was appointed upon petition road overseer for the precinct of Nutrioso. Resignation of Robt. Rhea, as Justice of the Peace for the precinet of Navajo, was accepted and the Clerk of the Board was directed to instruct Mr. Rhea to turn over his docket, statutes, files and all other county property appertaining to his office to the Board of Supervisors. In the matter of obstructing the pub lic highway between Nutrioso and Bush Valley, as shown by a petition from the said district filed with the Board, tbe obstruction being the fencing up of the said road by W. D. Hamblin & Co., tbe Board referred the matter to the District Attorney, with the recommendation that W. D. Hamblin & Co., be directed to remove the obstruction. The Board next examined the quar-i terlr report of the County Treasurer for the quarter ending June 30, 1887, includ ing vouchers, redeemed warrants, bonds and coupons, and counting all money on hand. The Board found the report correct. This report was published in full in the proceedings of the Board at their last regular meeting. The Board then, upon motion, ad journed as a Board of Supervisors, to meet Monday, August 22d, 1887, as a Board of Equalization. Ernest Tee, Chm'n. Attest: Wm. T. Dalby, Clerk. i I 3 j Sanitary Condition of our Jail. Editor Herald The life of a jailor under favorable circumstances is not pleasant that of the jailed under no circumstances is comfortable but let the conditions be disagreeable and the occupation of the keeper is hardly bear able and the suffering of the kept is ut terly intolerable. The main object of a jail is not the punishment of its inmates, but safe keeping until their trials are had, and the question of their punishment or re lease finally determined. Many men are imprisoned through the ignorance of committing magistrates, through con spiracies of their enemies, and owing tp their poverty or other unfortunate cir cumstances, are forced to remain until, before an intelligent, impartial tribunal their innocence is proven. Is it just, or fair, or humane, to punish them before they are convicted ? Certainly not, and yet such is the hygienic and unsafe con dition of our jail, that the man who is forced there and remain for so short a time as a month, not to speak of one half a year is severely punished, moral ly and physically, regardless of his guilt or innocence. Our jail having been erected with ref erence to the easy communication of its inmates with the outside world, the jailor is bound, as the result of its un safe condition, to shackle all who enter ; to fasten with rivets or locks great heavy chains around the legs of all, and a man thus shackled never takes a natural step while in prison. To an innocent, but unfortunate, man of pride or sensibility, the moral strain and stain of the shackles sinks deeper into his soul, than do those ugly chains into his flesh. In after life, when freed by the verdict of a jury, the memory of that experience haunts him like an evil spirit, and produces one of two results inevitably, either causing such self-deg radation as to make him lost to shame, or begetting such enmity in his heart as constrains him to live for revenge alone, either result is harmful to society and fatally injurious to the individual. One has but to spend five minutes there to appreciate its abominably unhealthy condition, choose the brightest and balm iest day 3'ou may, and in the jail there are fumes and odors that will test the stomach of the hardiest. The circum stances and conveniences considered, it is carefully and cleanly kept, but when six or ten men constantly live, eat, smoke and answer the calls of nature, within a space of thiity feet square, suf ficient purity of atmosphere for ordi nary health is impossible. It has al ready met the official condemnation of the best medical authority of the coun try it certainly receives the anathemas of all intelligent and humane visitors. The present arrangement requires at the hands of the jailor such menial and offensive duties, as men are oidinarily only called on to render to their fellows in cases of helpless and extreme sick ness. There is absolutely no provision for the keeping of an unfortunate insane person or a woman all must needs be together, except probably at night. The remedy is simple, cheap and easy to be had. An inexpensive water closet will dispense with the offensive and un healthy feature. Steel or grated cells, which could be used elsewhere, if the jail Bhould be ren o .ed, would obviate the use of shackles, for the use of which there is no law, but that of necessity. These views, though crudely framed, are universally entertained, generally expressed by the tax payers of the coun ty, and are commended to the consider ation of our Supervisors, all of whom are men of liberal and humane views. Humanitarian. St. Johns, Aug. 15, 1887. COMMERCIAL STREET, Next door west of the MONARCH SALOON, EGGS, BUTTER, POULTRY AND YE C3-BTABLES Taken in exchange for meat, GEO. MTLLEK;,Prpp, EODEO NOTICE. - The Executive Committee of the Apache County Stock Association at its meeting held at Holbrook, on July 31st, arranged the rodeo as follows : The work will begin at the Meadows on September 5th, and work substan tially as it was last year, viz : From Meadows over Wabash range to twenty four ranch ; thence to Esqnidilla moun tains, Mangus Springs, Cow Springs and sCoyote, and continue on to the CC range and thence down the Show Low. At the Meadows the work will be in charge of Mr, Henry Smith. On tlia Wabash range, Mr. Young Jenkins will be Captain. From the Twenty-four ranch to the range of Huning & Cooley, Mr. Bob Thomas will be Captain. From thence and down the Show Low, Mr. juan Sepulveda, Captain. I Going west from the Meadows along the Colorado river to Woodruff, Mr. Nat UGreer will be Captain. From Woodruff on down the river, Mr. Ed. Rogers will take charge. At Holbrook Mr. Rodgers will divide his party, sending an outfit up the Puerco to, and beyond if neces sary, Bennett's ranch; thence swing round by Tanner Springs, working the Lereux wash, over the X ranges, then down the Cottonwood to its mouth, join ing the other party at Clear Creek. The remainder of Mr. Roger's outfit will woik down the river to Clear Creek, where, after joining party No. 1 the eng tire outfit will work back between the creeks to the Verde road, then east through the mountains, via . Wilford, Phoenix Park and the Indian Tanks to Show Low. The Committee proposes to make this rodeo as thorough and careful as possi ble, and to that end the attention of the various Captains is called to these sug gestions : Work slowly and satisfy yourself and the men whose range you are on that you have seen all the stock. on it. There is no need of rushing the work at all. Consult with the men who control the range over which you work, and work according to their desires and conve nience as much as possible. Brand every calf you can, no matter to whonit belongs. This Association proposes to put a stop to "mavericking" if it can be done, and the Committee believes that by branding every calf found, it will greatly decrease the num ber of mavericks, and thus lessen the temptation to steal. Keep a careful record of such brands, and in case you find no owner to report them to, send the brand and tally in to the Secretary of the Association, and they will be advertised in the Herald. And finally set squarely down on horse racing and gambling. By order of the Executive Committee. B. F. Irby, Vice-Pres . and Chairman. Will C. Barnes, Sec. Declaration of Sole Trader. Notice is hereby given that I, Lena Levy, a res ident of Winslow, Apache County, Territory of Arizona, am a married woman, the wife of Ben jamin C.Levy; that I hereby declare my inten tion to carry on business in my own name and on my own account, in the County of Apache, Territory of Arizona, to-wit: The "business of buying, selling and dealing in all kinds of goods, wares and merchandise. I further declare that the capital to be originally invested in said busi ness does not exceed the sum of one thousand dollars. Witness my hand and seal this, Cth day of Julv, A. D., 1887, at Winslow, Apache County. Arizona. LENA LEVY, rSeal.J TERRITORY OP ARIZONA,) County of Apache. j bS On this Cth day of July, one thousand eiht hundred and eighty-seven, before me C. F. Catc, a Notary Public, in and for the county of Apiche personally appeared Lena Levy, wife of Benja min C. Levy, known to me to be the person wnose name is suDscrioea to tne annexea in strument, described as a married woman, and upon examination, apart from and without the hearing of her said husband, I made her ac quainted with the contents of said instrument, and thereupon she acknowledged to me that she executed the same freely and voluntarily, and for the uses and purposes therein mentioned, without fear, or compulsion, or undue influence of her husband, that she dees not wish to re tract the execution of the same. In witness whereof, I have here- f rr iuto set my hand and affixed my I afcAii official seal, at my oflice in the v S said County of Apache, the day and year in this certificate first above written. C. F. CATE. Notary Public in and for Apache County, Ari zona Territory. jy!4 4t GOVERNOR'S PROCLAMATION Territory of Arizona, Executive Department EXT, V OVERNOR. ) Office of tiie Governor To all whom these presents may come greeting ; I am informed that Samuel S. Shull was brutally murdered on or about the 18th day of May last, in his house on the Mogollon mountains, Yavapai county, by some unknown party or parties. Now, therefore, I, C. Meyer Zulick, Governor of the Territory of Arizona, by virtue of the authority in me vested, db hereby offer and proclaim a reward of five hundred dollars for the arrest and conviction of the party or parties who murdered the said Samuel S. Shull. In witness whereof, I have hereunto f "X86- my nad and caused the f SEAX JGreat Seal of the Territory .o be hereto affixed. Done at Prescott, the Capital, this twenty-third day of June, A. D. 1887. C. MEYER ZULICK. By the Governor, James Bayard, Secretary of Territory. SPONSLER & MORGAN. Ewe Brands-Crop off both ears and overbit in right ear. "Wether Brand Crop off both ears and overbit in left ear. 4M' ::AUflheepbranded"with letter U forehead. ESTRAY COliUUIIV. We make no charge for advertising strays for members of the Apache County Stock Growers' Association, bu t It is understood that parties re covering lest animals through this medium will pay $ i.00 for each animal so recovered to reim burse us for expenses incurred. Of course, it will be impossibls for us to know of the recov ery of any cstray, so will have to leave it to the honorof the ownirsof such animals. Parties arc requested to notify us wheu an cstray has been recovered, that we may discontinue the ad vertisement. TI2AYEI OK, STOI.EIV. Two red roans and one black gelding ; all five years old; branded gpjon left hip. A reward of $10 per head will be paid for information leading to the re covery of any of the above mentioned horses. SMITH, CAKSON & CO. Springerville, Apache co., A. T, Came to our ranch on Zuni river, one mile above Deer Springs, April 19, 18S7, one black horse, about 15 hands high ; G or 7 years old ; both hind feet and left fore foot white ; white spot in forehead ; also saddle marks. Branded E G on left hip, fresh, and J P, connected at the top, on leit thigh. JOHNSON BKOS. The undersigned has had stray from his ranch two horses one, brown horse, 9 years old, and one black, 10 years old ; both branded on right thigh. I will pay $10 for any information leading to their recovery, or ?20 for their delivery at rav ranch. ST. GEO. CKEAGHE, Springerville, Arizona. Large roan mare, white strip in face, both hind feet white ; branded left shoulder. Pjsj Small chunky sorrel horse, bald face, long mane and tail; paces; branded same as above. Bay pacing horse, about 8 years old. Last heard from near Navajo. Brand same as above. Large sorrel work horse ; four white feet and a white face. Branded WiW. on right thigh. JMM Any information in regard to any of the above animals aviII be thankfully re ceived. WILL C. BARNES, . St. Joseph, Arizona. STRAYED OR STOLEN. One bay horse, branded H on left shoulder; about lo hands high and about 5 years old. One sorrel horse, branded H on left shoulder, about 15 hands high and about 6 years old. One bay roan horse, branded CC on left shoulder and 3 M on left thigh ; the latter brand be ing vented. HUNING & COOLEY, Show Low, Ariz. STRAYED OR STOLEN. One short, chunky sorrel pony ; white spot on forehead ; branded N on left hip. Also, one buckskin pony, branded N on left hip paces. I will pay $20 for their delivery at my ranch on the east side oi the Esquidilla Mountains. ALBERT H. PRATT, Springerville, A. T, There are three estray horses running with my horses on the range. One small bay pony, branded I F on left thigh, and two work horses; stay together; one a bay branded on left shoulder and one sorrel branded on left thigh. NAT GREER, Woodruff, A. T. The following described horses are running on the Zuni reservation, near Manuelito : One sorrel horse branded N on left hip. One iron gray horse, branded X and also a Spanish brand, on left hip. One bay and one roan branded with a heart on left shoulder. One sorrel horse branded O C on right hip and J 7 on left shoulder, Mexican brand on left hip. DAN DUBOIS, Manuelito, N. M. Came to my ranch some two or three weeks since, one bay, bald-faced horse, branded J H on left thigh ; also has the Zuni brand on the same thigh. Owner can have by proving property and pay ing charges. ARISTEO BARELA. Came to our ranch on or about the first of June, one chesnut sorrel horse, branded quarter circle C on left shoul der. No other brand or marks. The owner can have the same by paying for this notice. JOHNSON BROS. MONARCH Billiard Saloon, WALTER DARLING, Prop. ST. JOHNS, - - - ARIZONA. 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