Arizona silver belt. [volume], May 06, 1893, Image 3

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CHEfARIZONA SILVER BELT
bFJPioiAii vxrr.ft or miiiA co.
Saturday, May 0, 1Q03.
Kutered in the Post OJIiceal Globe, a ec-ond-eU
matter,
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Tliit paper i kept on Alt t K. O. Ualce'a
iAuertfins Agency, 04 anil to Merchants'
fexehanse, San Francisco, Cal., whete con.
Yrarts for artmtUlnj can be matU for ft.
..r.iVi tJir.
post oifri&B nuu&.
Vfjffic open from 7 M. to 7 P. M., dally.
Sundaysone liur alter mall arrives.
Mall closes soins Kast and Weat at 7:45 A,
ilunty" Order PepUtriient-cleses at 6 r.
& daily Sunday excepted.
7 .Malts goto San Carlo and Maeyery
J
lv, Su.tx.iays excepieci uauu.u, nr-
ieT, TinU, live, Vayaun, ac, every -mii.
v. Wednesday and Friday. Ihe.e niaiU
lojethotttghtprevioifa'ttBr. M.
JOS. H. HAMlT.l, 1'. M.
, Globe & Sin Carlos Tel?
limn 0 o'elucV ,. K. to K
U. SumUya 10 to ll A. it,
raiih Oi. Olfic
M. and 7,t 8 r.
And C to 7 f.
LOCAL NEWS.
0. E. Taylor, solo agont In Oloco for
"Noblo whlakoy.
O. N. Oreswell lias been appointed
"a notary public.
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, .Delicious canities just received aMho
Tost Office Store.
Go. to Hansoa & "Wilson's for mliod
paints'in ahy gnnnXlty.
O. "C Fjlton, of Rye, is in attend
ance on co art as a trial juror.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Armor, of Salt
river, "splhl several days here this
week.
When la need of any thing in the lino
X)f pipe fl(tlng3, call on tho Old Domin
ion Commercial Co.
,. Alonzo Bailey, Grand Mastor I. O. O.
P., will attend the meeting of tho
Grand Lodge, in Flagstaff, May 15th.
Colirt stenographer AV. U flnnoy,
arriv'od from Solomonville on Tues
day, having been delayed a day or two
by slckiioee.
Man's .miled boots, brcrgans, ooarso
abode, fine shoaa, baro ball shoes, danc
ing shoos and sftppera, at G. S. Van
AVageuen's.
Foster, as a Hva&ther prophet, has
lost his imputation in Arizona. His
storm, liks his forecasts, appear to be
nil wind.
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Hanson Jk Wilson havo a very at
tr&oUve dlsp.'ay of furniture. Call and
Inspect it They offer Inducement to
cash buyers.
Maters. G. T. Petefc Ohas.
Boquot,
and M. 0,
Webft, tT Tonto, are per
forming tho part of good oitjaons as
grand Jurors.
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Sn Carlos is represented here thte
waejs by J. II. Wlndmiller, O. Hyldahl, .
Dr. Kaufman, B. L. Bonbrcok, and
M, II. Norman. "
A number of stockmen having cnttlo
running on Salt rivorareUrrVhig thorn
.into 'tho Sierra Anoha mountains whore
the feed is good.
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At 7:30 p. m. to-morrow, Rev. L. II.
Trimbfe will deliver nls Ural lecture.
Subject Society, and will continue
oaeh Sunday evening through May.
All invitod.
Tho Report that j-oaoMetlBnn Carlos
Monday' that tho Kid had made his
appearance in the vicinity of Mount
Turnljull, upon Investigation", rfoved
to be false.
ThoBBLTstafTfe under oViHgaUons
to Ohas. Banker for adoaen book beer,
'as line as any wo ever drank. It has
.beon the popular beverage in Globo
this week.
Dr. AV. Hall earikote to leave on
Monday for ,Wlllcox. Ho dosirea to
"thank tho people of Globo for the pat-
. ronago bestowed, and announeoe that
he will return in two months for a
shorl stajj
Jas. II. McClintock; of th'6 Phamix
.Gazette, after a pleasant and profita
ble week's stay hortf, loft for Phoenix
ydsterday morning. We will oxpect a
good write-up in that big World's Fair
edition, Jint.
Among the visitors noted from the
northern part of tho county aro: John
McDonald, Of Pine, and Walker
Moore, S. A. Chilson, John Pool, Sam
Houston, C. Chilson, Wash. Gibson,
.Henry Wollport, Joe Watte and J. W.
Wontworth, all Of PayBon.
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Hon. E. J. Edwards returned to
Globe on Monday from Solonlonvllle,
whero he has been sinco the adjourn
ment of the legislature attending to
legal business in tho Graham County
District Court. Mrs. Edwards and
laughter aro still in Phaanix.
M. E. Hurley, oT Ph'uinlx, a membor
of tho lower house of tho Seventeenth k
Legislature, was ft visitor to Globo tills
week, Mr. Hurley wasonoof tho bright
est members Of tho House, and tho
peoplo of Gila county, especially, havo
reason to remember him kindly.
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m The grand jury, after inquiry into
the testimony supporting tho ground
upon which six persons, then in Jail,
wero neid to answer, ordorcd their ro-
lease, xno action ot tne jury indicates
a wide differenco of opinion from that
bf tho committing magistrate as to
their guilt.
We were pleased to meet Captain
Albert J Myer, commanding officer at
fean Carlos, who Was hero during iho
Tipro irt of tho week on court business.
Tho .Captain spoke favorably of tho
condition of the Indians at tho Agen
cy. They are peaceably disposed and
ludustriottily tllling.the soil!
THE HASH MIX OAHE.
Afrnngcmcnta are c6'mploto for tho
reception of tho Sau Carlos baso ball
team, and for tho game to bo played
to-morrow afternoon. Tho visitors are
expected to arrrvothtsovoning In time
for tho danco to bo given nt tho Rink.
Messrs. II. II. MoNelly, W. H. Hondor
nYtd W. Davidson are tho reception
co'mmltteW, and will bo assisted by all
tho membors of tho Globe club, in
making tho visit of tho San Carlos men
pleasant
To-morrow's progranmo liari neon
lengthened by tho announcement of
glass ball shooting and horse racing
in tho forenoon, commencing nt 0
o'clook. Entries opon to everybody
Wishing to contest. Provision lrw been
nutdo for the comfort of spctators An
nmplo awning will bo stretched and
cooling drinks will bo furnished. Tho
Globe team lias had tho ndvnntago of
60ni0 practice this Week, under tho
coaching of Mr. A. h. Walker, who is
taking a lively Interest In tho contest
and hopes to sco our boys win. Tho
game will bo oattdd at 12:30 o'clock.
KNlQIlfS OK PYTHIAS.
Tho ninth eesslon or tho Grand
Lodgo K. of P. eonvoned in Gloho on
Wednesday wUn tho following oillccrs
and delegates In nttendanco :
Sup. Rep,, WcbsW Street.
P. G. C, Frank P. SccrisU
G. C, Joseph 'C. PerrJ-.
G. V. 0 Geo. SchMcrman.
G. K. R. & S., E. V. French.
G. I. G., Thomas Vaughn.
G. M. A., W. A. McGlutus
The following representatives Wero
present: John Duko from Prescott,
0. Strong and George Mathlas from
Risbee, Edward Branch and A. L.
Bycrs from rhttmlxv Owing to a lack
of a quorum being present no business
was transacted. Tho moellug, social
ly, was a success. Visiting delegates
wore shown every attention by the
members of Pinal Mountain Lodge,
and on Thursday ovontng a vory cn-
. joyablo banquet was given in tho lodge
rooms
Clork of tho Board of Supervisors,
Charles T. Martin, received a lottor
from ox-Govornor N. O. Murphy on
Wedmwday, confirming tho fear en
tertained Wiat tho bill affording finan
cial relief to Gila county did not be
come a law. Mr. Murphy states thai
tho bill was not signed either by him
self or his suoceesor, Governor Hughoe,
and must have stopped in tho Enrol
ling and Engrossing Committeo of tho
Council. The failure of this bill to be
come a law Is a heavy flnanolnl loss as
woll as a great injustice to Gila coun
ty, and tho investigation as to Iho
oauso ftf its miscarriago should bo con
tinued and the responsibility fixed
whoro it belongs. In tho absence of
any known motive for thjfsaUng tho
will of the legislature in this matter, it
la presumed that the bill was lost
thrbugh tho negligence of tho member
W members of tho Enrolling and En
grossing Committee into vhoo hands,
r the customary rtin oT tojtaUon,
il P8011- Dut wheVher through the
oarelassness or trickery of tho tempo
rary custodian, the conseqnenco is tho
same, and Gila county Is the loser.
Court was opened, pursuant to ad
journment, on Tuesday by Judge J.
II. Klbbey, and the Grand Jury em
paneled. On Wednesday morning
Owen T. Rouse profontcd his creden
tials as Judge of the Second Judicial
District, and Judge Kibbey retired in
his favorafter first presenting.; formal
protest, claiming to bo tho legally ap
pointed Judge Of tho Secdi'wl Judicial
District, his term not having oxpired
by limitation.
Tho Grand Jury W8 re-crapaneled,
with G. S. Van Wagenen as foreman,
and tho business of the court proceed
ed without any further delay. Tho
(docket, both criminal and civil, is of
considerable length, and court will
likely continue In session ttntll tho lat
ter part of next week. Neither Is It
probable that the Grand Jury will com
plete Ite work before Monday or Tues
day noxt.
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Charles Allen, an old timer of Lone
Mountain, N. M., and an indefatiga
bio prospector, nrrived from Joromo
this week. His travels havo beon ox
tensive, covering the greater portion
of Arizona, Southwestern Now Mexl
oo, Eovoral of the states of Old Mexico,
and Central America". Every district
lately visited was suffering from the
(depression of silver. Of thirty mines
visited, which had been producers,
only one was operating and that was
oxpeoted to closo down soon. Mr.
Allen finds Globo a better camp than
almost ahy ho has visited.
There is nothing I have ever used for
tmifcuW rhonmatisiA thiA glyefc as
m'uch relief as Chamberlain's PniuBalui
dies. I havo been using it for about
two years four bottles iu nil a'a occa
sion required, And aliVayS keep u bottle
of it in ray homo. I beliovo I know a
rood thing when I get hold of it, and
Pain Balm is the best lininicnl I have
over met with. W. B. Denny", dairy
roan, New Lexington, Ohio. 50 cent
bottles for sale ly II. 0. Hitchcock,
druggist.
Gontlemon's neckwear cheap at tho
Fost Oflico Store.
J. P. Ketehorsido. foreman for J. J,
Vosburgh of Plcnennt Valley, whb
' ,w ttnvli
shot Boylo n vaquer'o of tho outfit at
Holbrook, two years or more ago, was
acquitted of tho chargo of murder at
tho lato session of tho District Court
for Ap'ncho county, on tho plea of seir
dofenso.
Pcrsotlfl Vaiilitig eggs for hatching
from puro bred fowls Brown Leg
horns anil Whilo Mlnoreas should
send in their orders barly, as no eggs
will bo sold after Mayjst. Orders re
ceived at iho Post Offlco
MlSSSaa
E.jTJ.-Packard, of Tonto,isMioro as a
witness.
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Furnishing goods'mnd wotkms at G.
S. Van Wagonon's.
Mrs. J. II. Klbbey and MIpi Bley ar
rived fYotn FloTPonCoTIiu'rsday.
Alonzo Bailey was a passenger on
tho Rivorsido stngo'this morning.
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Httoheock'fl soda fountain is doing
uusinosti at tho old Viand, refreshing
the tlilrsty.
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J. D. Thomas, of Florence, is herons
nu important witness in the Henry
Blovlns caso.
Tho militia company ltad their first
drill in uniform last night. They
looked "scrnpllou8.-'
J. B. Early, of Phuanix, who is at
torney in several caj.es bofore the
court, was also appointed to assist tho
District Attorney In tho prosecution of
criminal caBes.
E. F. Kollnof s boring for artesian
water on his Richland farm, near Phco
nix. Tho drill struck a layer of bould
ers which is interfering with Uie prog
ress of the work, but Mr. Kollncr does
not proposo to glvo It up so.
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Mrs. W. J. Mallory and daughter,
Miss Amber Cclla loft on Wednesday
for Boston, Mass., Where Miss Amber
Will rcYham for two years to complete
her schooling. Mrs. Mallory will re
turn to Globo In n fow weeks.
Wiloy Jones, Dlslrict Attorney of
Graham county, is among tho visiting
attorneys. Mr. Jones is a lawyor of
ability, popular with tho people of
Graham county, and tho asporsions
cast upon his character by a corre
spondent of Uto Phconlx Republican
aro entirely without foundation.
S. Klein & Co. shipped three bars of
silver bullion, over 5,700 ounces, on
Monday, tho product of Fame ore-.
Tho mill has been running this week
on small lots of ore, 2 to 9 tons, from
Joe Browsler-, RWclrtSlahauson & Bopp,
fcirico & McCarthy, Wm. Vcf ron and
others.
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Eugono Trlppel has received tho ap
pointment of prison 8toro-ksopor, from
which it may bo inferred that his homo
will bo to Yuma-, at least for tho irosv
nt. Tho position is a responsible one
and wo know of no ono who would
nioro worthily fill it. We hope his
salary is commonsuratc with tho trust
Dr. B. O, Fox has just received fresh
vaccine virus and is prepared to vac
tjinato all persons who apply to him.
Whilo Globo is distressingly healthy
from a physician's standpoint, yot vac
cination ie a good precaution to take,
ospecially when it is hnown that Uie
sanitary condition of many of the
largo towns in Arizona, is wretched.
Zaoh. Booth was noally plofood up
yesterday by Sheriff Murphy's men.
He is charged witli stealing Hour from
a fctore In Payroll. Tho warrant waff
nalll Irtffo froth Gila county, and
shortly thereafter tho accilifld ap
peared on the court housobiepa. J. B.
Watkins, of Tonto Basin, roeognlzcd
him and ho speedily wont under the
cloak. He will be forwarded to Qlobo
for trial. Gazetto.
Mrs. A. Baitey and ohiulron were
passengers on Tuesday's stage i Flor-
oucc, where they will visit for a few
davs awaiting the arrival of Mr. Bal
ley, who was detained here on busi
ness. They will proceed to Phcanix
with the view of arranging for tho re
moval of the remains of tho late John
KotiB'Mlyv Mrs. Bal!6ys father, to Tc
pekn, Kansas, for interment. Mr.
Kennedy wsb drowned in the Verde
river more than two years ago and
buried at Fort McDowell. Mrs. Bailey
and ohildren will go East t Hjieud UJM
samiaef.
Court week has brought to thoconn-tv-eat
a trreat number of our best -cit
izens residing at distant points in Uie
county, and whilo many, no doubt,
look upon their oifforced attendance
nH juryman aud witnossos with a feel -
inffnotaftln to christian resignation,
yot they should bo in a measure to
compenacd by tho knowledge that they
aro doing their duty as citi'ous, and
their interest in tho affairs of the coun
ty is quicteiio'd, and last but not least,
frolh a soclnl standpoint, tho renewal
of acquaintances and forming of now
oiies Is a pleasant diversion.
The promptness aod eurtainty of its
euros havo made Chamberlain's Cough
Bomedy famous. It is intended es
pecially for coughs, colds, croup find
whoopingoushs", nod istho most effec
tual remedy known for H1030 dfseases.
Mr. O. B. Main, of Union City, Pa.,
says; "I have a great tale on Chamber'
Iain's Cough. Remedy. I warrant every
botllo ami lmyo never heard of bno
failing to givo entire satisfaction." 50
cent bottles for salo by H. C, Hitch
cock, "druggist.
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Judgo Owen T. Rouse donned Iho
judicial crmlno on Wednesday, and
well ih hand. Judge Rduso has rilado
r. ..i !,ti.. .; n,Aa
u - f" "'Y'7T' 7uamotolivbat San Carlos", sOmo ono
who havo had tho pleasure of meeting 7 .,.,.... , .. !: .. njT-J, .,, ,,,,
,, 1 , v- 11 1 1 . ;, " told hini it was Jnck O'lical who had
him, and by all who aro In anyway , , , ,. , ... .,,'. ,,
1 im Ji- , it, i ".,,, allied lus parent, and tho kid had
connected with tho court. IIo is an ' J , , , - , , .,
. i., ,.., . i'h ,,.,. i mado throats that he would somo timo
1U1UU1U IUU.IUUl.llI, MltJI IUI UiWJUtuli
reputation for legal kiloU'ledgO, and
his judicial mothods, so far as Wo aro
able to judgo, will givo satisfaction.
Tho Judgo informs us ho will mako no
radical changes in tho rules govornlnj
procedure. One ueajrablo change, at
ready in effect is that before tho coin-
inqneemont of each day's eossibn tho
proceedings for tho preceding day ate
ronrt. nfirpotcd. and Rieiied bv tho
Judge, allowing onnorkhlty, of
. i- ,.- '-.r ".: 1 1" ,.
course, vo uio luumieya wj guu-T ou-
jec'tion to any parttheroof. after which
course, vo u.10 avvoriieys wj nuiuf ou-
ntwirtnTi linn'rAT'lolnrl nrHin mlnilfH'-
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County of Gila vs. A.J. Houston
.Demurrer suBtoiliod, Co Ordered
striukon from calendar. '
Watkins vs. Henry Woll pert Dis
missed 0)i motion of plaintiff,
Mary fJlark vs. James Anderson-
Dismissed for want of prosecution
H. HeyeO'VB. A. Klnnoy Jury dim'-!
greed. Now trial ordered,
Torrftory Vs. J. W. Stanfiold De
murrer sustained. Defendant ordered
discharged and ball exonerated.
W. II. Duryea vs. B. F. Thornton
Judgment as prayer for.
John A. Millor vs. S. Tidwoll Judg
ment for plaintiff.
Territory vs. Henry Blovlns De
murrer sustained. Caso re-submitted
to Grand Jury aud prisoner held in
SlfiOO bail.
Welch and Martin vs. Neffo ct al
Nonsuit against plaintiff ordered and
judgment for costs.
W. H. Duryea vs. J. W. lArgont ct
al Judgment for plaintiff,
TH3 BULLARD PEAK INDIAN FIGnf
FBED, HUGIIES CORRECTED.
GrXillfc, A. T., May 3rd, 1893.
Ebs. SJJA'HU Bihvk An articlo pub
lished in the Arizona Daily Citizen, of
April 2Stb, ivos an account of what,
Mr. Fred. Hughes calls tha "Kid'a ear
ly history." My recollections differ
somewhat from tliat gentleman's. Ho
makes tho statement that In 1870, (it
was two years later, in 1872) "a party
of settlors of tho country around Sil
ver City fell upon and massacred a
band of Apachoe, noar tho Jieads of tho
Gila."
Mr, Hughes fails to state tho causes
which led up to tho killing, and Is
wrong in his location of whero it occurred-
It is true a number of men,
mostlv cilizensofSilvor City, went in
pursuit of the Indians, but it was not
an unprovoked, cold blooded massa
cre.
In tho fall and winter of 1871, tho
Warm Spring Indians had mado frc
quonl raids upon prosjHjctors and Bot
tlers; had killed quite a number of peo
ple, stolen stock and committed 0
many depredations that pauonco liau
ceased to be a virtue, and when, on the
night of Feb. 3rd, 1872, they came into
Silver City, cut down Harry White-
hills corral and stolo nine head of
horsos, thero was a meeting of Hie citi
zens held, and il was determined to
pursue and punish them, if poariblo.
A picked company of thirty mjj
who wero known to be ostJorionced,
cool ahd delrber&lo, and who would
not turn back at tho yell of an Indian,
under the leadership of that intrepid
and daring pioneer, Captain John Bur-
lard, left Silver City on the 13th of
Feb. After nine days of trailing they
came upon them, the morning of the
22nd, cam pod noar what is now known
as BuUard's Peak, about 40 miice
norUioati of Clifton. The tnow and
storm prevented the Indians from see
ing our approach, and they were
housed in their wiekiu with thtir
squaws and children, evidently think
ing fchay were aalte from pursuit. With
a rush we wero upon, llieni. Tho fight
was a short one; fourteen of their num
ber wore killed, only four escaping.
Of our men Captain Bullard wa tho
olny one killed. When it became j
known that this noblo life hal been
Bacrilicod the men became so enraged
that they begun to tear down and burn
tip the wickiups. And it ra hers that
tho Silver City Kid was found, not
"standing upon the summit of a high
TOck,abouta hundred yards distant,
waving his little fist defiantly," but
rolled up in some blanket, fastaaloep.
When pulled out, he proved to. be a
child about lliroe years old; his life
was spared at Uie request of James
Copley, who took 1dm to Silver City
and boarded him at William Eekles'
hofol.
Teo was a p$ coon Sept altto
house, and tho little Kid was much in
terested in it. One day while they
were playing in the sitting room, the
coon slipped down a hole iu the floor,
' and relftied to'feonio out again, and tho
; Kid was discovered with matches atid
j paper trying to smoke him out, re-
j gardless of the danger of burning the
IlOUSt) Ut'Wl'. XiUB illUBl JlttVW UR1
'The attempt to bum up the whole
sottloraont," referred to by Hughes.
However, it was thought desirablo
to find him another home, and ho was
taken to Mr- Campbell's, al Loue
Mountain. He had been thera but al
short tinao wlioit one day growing an
gry with tho little babe of tho houBs,
si f-lilld not able to walk) lie nicked ll
a hatchet, and creeping up behind tho 1
child, was about to split Its head open,
whon Mrs. Campbell catno in and
rushed to tho rescue of her child.
Again another homo had to bo found
for Kid, General (not Captain) Ward
well, with his well known kind-heartedness,
determined to ?oo what ho
could do AVlh hiin, and took Jiim to
his home whero ho remained until lio
1 was givon DacK to ms trine, iviu
was at this time betweon fivo and six
years of ago.
Mr. Hughes says ho knows his (tlio
Kid's) parento woll, but ho miistbo
mistaken as it is not probablo that of
tho four Indians wlio escaped, two of
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i lhe,n wcro hlsf lra"tf:
I ways been n story told
Thero una nl-
told, that after ho
kill 0'Ncnl. ,Tho deati of that gentle
man, soilio yoaro ago, fcaved him from
suoh a fatp. .
ONE XV110 XVas Tiiiike.
Readers of tho B131.T might infer
from tho nborb (as Mr. Hughos woul'd
havo thoni beliovo) that the Kid spoken
' 0f is Identical with tho riotbHblis Apa-
cho outlaw, "Kid.", Thb Silver City
honeful was a Warrii Shrink Indian
a?.aifyV.inE.I?,to:dJ'.nbonfc &??
OIU. wuua iuu, inq.J9rror
of South-
.-.fort Arizona Is til
ptorrj Arizona ii
in; t0 th'o?Ariva'ib;
" TLttonVirt hftnncrt.
Mnv"ci' ffinnfv
a'
t 3fi VftflrM nf nfR.
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Lieut. P. 0. Johnson, 10th U. S. Cav- j
airy, it t; charitable to suppose," was (
acquitted fey reason of the quiddities )
of tho laws and probable obtusonesa of '
a Graham county Jftry, of tho mdrdori
of Henry II. Barry. Aftfl in this con
iccIon it Is portinont to add ihal sec
tion 1029 of tho penal code, miy havo
ta inlluenco in regard to tho acqnilinl
Of tho accused' It says; "No person I
shall bo disqualified as a juror by j
reason ot" having formod or oxprcsscd
an opinion upon tho inatter or cause j
to bo submitted to such jury, founded
upon public rumor, or statements fn
public journals or common notoriety
provided it bo a qualified opinion and
it appeaw to the Court that such juror
will act impartially and fairly." Tho
latter part of this provision gives the
Court unlimited power in the eolcctioni
of jurors. If tho juror says that lie has
heard of tho caso In tho newspapers
and treated it as an item of news, yet
tho Judge can say that it 'doo, not ap
pear to him that tho juror Is qualified,
and oxcuso him for tho panel. The
result of this is, that mon aro selected
as jurors who can neither road or who
aro so indifferent to tho punishmentof
crime as not to diseubs tho killing of
their neighbor, lionco It is, as Is often
tho case, tho guilty escapo scot free.
Itlritt f I'litiage
Between this aud the other side of tho J
broad Atlantic, in the shape of tourists,
commercial travelers and mariners,
agents "on the road," steamboat cap
tains, ship's surgeons and "till sorts and j
conditions of travelers, emigrant and
new settlors appreciate mid testify to
the preventive ami remedial properties
Of Hustetter's Stomach Bitters in sen
sicknvss, nausea, malarial aud rheuma
tic trouble, and nil disorders of tho
stomach, liver mid bonds. Against the
prejudicial influences of climate, crude
ly cooked or unaccustomed diet find J
impure water, it is a sovereign safe
guard, ninl Imb Ween "to regarded by the
traveling pabhc for ovor a third of a
cuiitnry. No form of malarial fever,
from the calcntura of tho Pacific and
the broken .bono fevar of the Mississip
pi, to its milder types, can resist the
curative action of this benignant pre
server and restorer of health, a verita
ble boon to persons in feeble health or
liable to incur disease.
, jf- .
Dr. J. H. Chase, a graduato of tho
Chicago College of Dental Surgery,
has opened an ofilco on Broad street
adjoining tho Public Reading Room
on the south. Ho guarantees all work.
A ct.,iii ..f turtar baking lri Itlrfliewt
if all In lnvmn ituiuth Lttwt I . J.
-ivviimu'ttt t'..l I.'tix-it
WftWi.ll St.,
.N V
F. & A. M. Tho regtilnr meetings of
White Mountain Lodf, No. j3, for the
yonr 1S93 will bo hold na follows:
January 6th,
Juno 20th,
February '
MareViSS,
April Oth,
May 4th,
June 1st,
August 31st,
September 28th,
October 2Gth,
Ndvmbor 23d,
Decomber 28th.
Election of ajficowr for lBi tftkos'
place rto,(i,xiM. Spoeial meetings
anbjeot to call by'tjie XV. It
Ciias. A. Pisk, Seo-.
Pioneer News Depot takee sub
scriptions for all Atnerlcanand foreign
newspapers nnd periodicals. Keeps
school books, stationary, blank books,
fancy goods, notions, pipoa ami tobac
cos, toys", Colgatb BOaj, perfumes,
florida wator, bay ruin, etc., etc.
O. E. Taylok, Prop.
Don't forget When you want to order
your spring suit of olothos, that I havo
ailn,Jjnoof somploe, and guarantee
good fit and roneonRblo prices. ,
5. S. Van WAdBNBN.
Fi'no chocolatos and cream bon bons
just received at thb Post Office Store.
Tho Globo Library is oponovory day
from 11 a. 111. to -1 p. m., and from 0:30
p. m. td.10. p. m. Sundays front 11 a.
in. to 0 p. m,
1 .
C. E. Taylor, dealer in fino wines
and liquors, California port, claret,
White and Eclipso oxtrn dry cham
pagne, imported cognac, gin, Jamaica
rum, Scotch whiskey, Dun, uordon a
W. & A. Gilbcy's shqrry, and Pommc
ry Sec. Dublin Stout, Dublin ginger
aid, apollinaris, &c, &c.
Honee to rent
G.
Apply tq
Si Van Waoeen.
Taylors siieclaltloal Hoffman Houso
cigars and Ncblo whiskies.
All kinds of wineu and liquq'rs, td
baeco and cigaw, at G. S. Vaii Wnge
non's. If you want a strictly pure atid un
adulterated whiskey .fotlUnulypr me
dicinal use, call for Planet wlusjioyl at
O. S. Van Wagoneh's,
.'
Just received, direct frora.N.ow
York, 5,000 Hoffman Houso Deduct
cigars- -Rotlischild's. t
.C T&. Tayloiu
Ifyqu want a,6tiil of clothes, ready
.- X1 1
madtfor madi
ws oruer, go co u. a.
Van Wagonon'si
Baking m
Msoufey ' ' t0
Pure &0F
aFttV1' JUIl' IV
From Pure Bred
Lei
51,25 Per Selling of 13.
I ambrecduitfrtftnViewiBntnfritncl:! Ji
.11 C N'... r .!i. ! Ilil.. ..f. ":
tuirti i nun .uw ik uuu jimmis
Ks fr.ii.1 WH1TK SUNOHCAS and
LJfJIlT ItlEAIiJIAS lur sale later in f,
the eakn. . " ?
Brown
mm
i j-VKv'i'lT'd to anv r,it of, the :"gg
Territory and a K"a hitch uuirinUeu, r-
J.ll. IUM1LU &?.
UK-be. A.T.
R. BRKNT BVSRR. rmlnV,
'A. L. WALKKU, Vice-Preildtc
?r "vl J J J J ilf J ij J v C wT J
iilEiAL Merckndise-.
Whl&t St Mi 6-U
Sk
I
so
t .th hair nr
Price Of Qoecn'a Acl!-ir-ilrtni
allied fronif.h rrallnnl flnA mnn nr ilamM
r IT IS PERFECTLY HARMLESS AND
msk
-, i?:m&miJ
pood u-ertrrfyronfMnlIl ThUadTertlermmt H binest rc atratjbt fo-ward liTerr
cont-ii it. We Invito von In rt-! with ri T-Minlll elml even 1 Inr M rer-rentrd tut WW
a ndl-diy naris OUrrjs CHEMICAU CO.. 174 Brcc Strict, CINCINNATI, O. Y"
rfrtleryoS,citf5atany INwtomse to Insure IHBafedeliv.r.T v will pay SHOO for any caa
of fallaro or allshtctt Injury in nnvtnHi-iT. l'vry bottlo cnarantecil.
QDEP.l (I -To Udlea who In-rodw- nd .-U among their frienaj 5 Botuea or nej mo "-i3
-ortUlllLwa will preitnt with a SIZ.KDRUSS.U rardi beat allk Eltra l4ie Bottla aodanjer.
ct ana to aeieot trom lent wim oraar.
RjS lie A Oiilh M "..cine. Recomrsenderl b' Phy- - -
fGS 'urfj,t.:r6 ahc4- U? Vitus st ' drgrciuiu -
ES tabto ClilJr"ntaki.tuthoutrl,iivT -. D-3rcr g-j.(j
-
t-B a ? 19 ij j ij 1 1 as vO& Hfcof V J? n
.DEALERS
GENEEAL MERCHANDISE
W
Lartra Slock of
MUCKiMQiTU
GvershirtsiL
Hats, i
Groceries,
Liquors,
Tobaccos,
Cigars,
fro mm nn
,C M 1
rp gf J
iTRST-DLASS MEECAlfflLE E8TABLISHM1HT-.
Sschange drawn on all parts of the Uni
ted States and Europe;
proposals 1'Oit MliiH'AUY scr-
I PUBS AX.IIOAD. SlWTIONS.-Ilead.
nimitera nei'TtiVjit ot Arizmia, Olliecof the
Chief QuailVniiMUr, Lna AntteleK, Cal., April
Hr 159.1. 7!i )in.i"al, in tl'iiIicato, will
be lew tied at thia ihoe. tint!! 1 1 o'cl ck s.
mi tJ0.M.v 81I1. 18US, nml then niKiivtl (JL the
tireae
n- of aitenilititf l.liitlcrs. Co
for fitiniatniu;
P...... ,...il VV'.ld. .., II. ..t KlCll.tnc in
the Department nf Arii'.n-t tlUijHif the fical
year ciMuiiirncin. Jtilv jv lo'J3. and ending
.Ihiiu W, 1804 Blixn-i Jurms for iniAl
nni lalfcrnotinn t'i lii'liifru, will be (ui-nish?.-!
ivn npiAictticin t'i thj-t nlfice. or.tn any PimJ,
Qiiaru;jimlsrih Die n-wrtircnt. The "r
crniiH'iJI rere tFio rij;lit to reiect any j.I all
l.i.lf. jf. B. ATWCOir, Major and Chief
Quftrtcrmaster.
apj irMi
"31-
Mi tJJtfJ
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rCifi -"llBKHBHjHVXi A TIT"'" -
fes5rfeASKS
e- a. '.jiJ&ii'mjB!i.
'3stSalSi
-s-t tml --5V SPrrrCTpft?K--jp?
1
-w.
'ALONZO BAILEY, TrtMu'rh
W. W. BROOKNBR, ""
Maaager'jc Sretaj
i?i
MH DIIGOVERV byaGGIDEHf
IncompouodSnr olaUon a put was acciuently tpllIM on tbt Land
aodon vasbln;MfipiHar(Uv.as dtvuM-rea tb&t Ice batr feas cora
piMHy ri-mivwl We al on, m tbts ncJrrfDl preparation, anlho
ixiarkrt and u crM t"14 bttea tlu- detuand thai n are new latrtdirl&ff
it t&TMiFbost Ike rcrld ucoertl! etnitot Unecb'a AuU-llalrino.
BirnfLt ant cniLu van ust it.
and dp y the ruin ore for a few mtoot. ant tta
hair'dlwpp'a,ltby mnU ittr,cnlie iilitesipalnarlnlnry nif
Icira4iati'0rre Thitixula r' I.A1H1 SwtobaTe been aiireyva
w,ihllrootb-.rr ICK. M'tU nnl AltMS attnt lt merlta.
tll"Sri.K5tKliOdonotr-prf jieabeanSorbaircntneirBetk,
.! nri.l-H. hnAn In fl.iBn-. A i, E.llnl flu Wlifth dOCS kVtT
w! Ii bhanii-. by rcndriPB In fun re jvwth an utter ImposabWltr.
tl nerbotlle tenl In fct n ilineri rtaee pldbroteo:rr
idmoneeor Hampsbr Inn r with full aMreMwrltten plainly, cwg
t,v InlT. r With full fllMrww written P"
ot4 A
tat aod
Good Balar? or Conouuoa to juts'.
JL1
Hardware,
Tinware,
Mining
Supplieiij
andEverp
thing
kept by a
YELLOW
9
DANVERS
Postafe; Paid $1 per lb.
Special Liot of
VEGETABLE SEEDS on Apli'catio!.
Correspondence Solicited.
TRUMBULL & BEEBE.
Importers. Grnwert apS Dealer? InStSI?!,
ittjipo era runni-st
419 8tHl J.MtOMn IT..
but VrxjicJat. Calr- -
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