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TOMBSTONE COCHISE COUNTY ARIZONA SUNDAY. DECEMBER 24. 1S99
VOL. XVI
No, J -n
iinph
HISIiEE J0TT1N
Bimieb, Dec. 13, 1S3D.
roiTEniscs.
Tho temrorat'iro at pre3ent hovers
around tho freezing point.
B. A Packard was la town yesterday
from hie ranch.
Kllis T Davis, Montreal; C HenvJ,
X. Y; James Holbroak, Tucson ; and
Thos I Fumerby, Dealing; are at the
Xorton.
Chester Dunne, Denver: Harry
Flint, S F; Oscar Danton, Cleveland;
are guests of the Bessomer.
B F Graham Jk Co. have purchased
"tho Palaca Stibles from Tim Griffith
and will consolidate the two barns.
Gorton's Famous Min'trel put up
a great show at the Opera House last
night. The bouse was well rilled and
everyone was delighted.
On Friday night the 22 1, Barney
Ferguson, the inimitable Iriih com
edian, with'astlrct cornrany of vaude
illn btar.a, iifn ami women, will
preent "McCarthy's Mishaps." Tim
is wie of tho most laughable skits on
tho road and a good hou--e should
grnst tho company.
On tomorrow night a formal exhibi
tion of the designs of the memora'
cups pre-ented ty Hi-bet' citizens to
the Williams Bro.. will be m ado at
the Opera House, Oniric to the early
dipartureof the nbovo nimert gen
tlemen the C"ip.- cannot be made anl
sent here in time; hence the substi
tute of tile deHjins.
Bk-iiee, Dec 21, 1SS0.
narpEKlXGS
Walt, r Stuebingcr advancu for
Griffith Co. Mesmerists, is at tbo Bes
tempr. Tl'.o Williims family leave Bubee
tomorrow afternoon by special train
Holiday trade is pool. The mer
chants are well iatiified.
Barney Forguson in "McOarthy'e
Miships" will be nt tho Opera House
tomorrow night.
Mr JohnS Slaughter, Sn Bernar
dino Ranch, oce ipil a suit of room.)
at tho Bf:63rrcr on lat etoning.
List night was the coldest go far.
Water rios wero frozen and an Inch
tt' iea formed on etanding water.
X A Matt'ck, Chisago; J L Smith,
IVirce, A T; E F Williams San
Pedro; John C Graham, Denver; are
nt the Xorton IIouje.
The mfsnnd child of Mr. Ferguson,
Yroprietor of the fli-bec ilni; stors
arrived on yesterday. The family
will remain here for some time.
Mrs S J S!:k
was an incoming
pasjpngcr today.
""Frank J.hnsin, lite cow-boy who
took an acivc ptrt in tho late Xaco
episo.fi!, has gin? back to lit 4 old
homo it Texas
Tte town lias ben very quiet and
peacib'o for fomc time Drunks and
hobos 8-c becoming source.
At th8Bs8ir.cr: W Abel!. Mesa;
'"WS-uclinger, Griffith Co. Dr. Wat
kins & wi'e, Bpiioii; X J Cook, Cbi
' ctgo;R B Chi-diolm, M E Conboy.
"LAjJUev F S Kistman, Xogales;
' -Rv A Elliott, Montreal, Canada.
' Tff-rt ght the formal prcfent.ition
of the loving cup to the Mcsers Bsn
and I.wis Williami wil. bo made by
the proxy of th drawings of the cup.
This cannot be avoided na tho cups
x aont reach here in time. A gineril
-..irfi out it cxpeced and the Queen
Baud will bo in atter.dance.
4 .
An -alarm of firo jc-terday brought
tho populace to tho rear of ,r.e Gird
Block where an abintlined stable had
caught fire but was extinguished Leforo
-n-ny damajro was dona. It h thought
t lie fire was started by mine children
With malche". Several boys weresoen
in the neighborhood a few hours be
fore. fTVXICER In I'carcc, Do3. 13, to
tbew.fe of Al Staniger daughter.
THE PAGE lit 1.
Testimony of the Witnesses so
Far Sworn
The jury in the Sidney Pago ca
was secured late yesUrday afternoon
and the hearing of testimony begun
at 7 :30 j,m . Tbe prisons show no
cigns of nervousness and take" a keen
interest in tin testimony; discuss
ing tbe various part with his fathsr
and attorneys who are close beside
him. The jury who will et in judg
ment compose the folio iug:
tt K Pockctt W W Sampjon
GT Miller A Irian Merrill
J Uabb F M Ruff
Grant Lswis J C White
Dan Burgee Ojo S:orms
G S Crockett Frank Meyer
District Attorney Land and M. A.
Smith appear for the prosecution,
wileA.R. Englih and Chas. Bow
man are acting for the defense, With
eminent counsel on either side the
legal points aad rules of law are stub
bornly guarded and contested and the
tost applied to every question, either
tn tli3 direct or cross examination,
wliieh savors of any departure from
the t-tticl adherance or conformity to
the legcl procetdiire.
Tho testimony of the witnesses for
the prosecution is very damaging. Of
tho several eye witnesses standing
from '.io to ."0 feet awiy, all agree
that Kobertjou had both hands up or
in view while falling from the bench
duitog the deadly fire from Page's
pistol, Neither did any of the wit
nesses who went to the body cf da
f cd notice any other pistol than
that of Page's.
John Smith, first witness for the
prosecution; was about 35 feet away
and saw Page fire all five shots at
deceased ; did not eee any pistol in
Robertson's bands; explained posi
tion; Robertson tried to olutch at
post with right hand while falling:
Page fired last shot while Robertson
was on ground. Cross examination
Saw Coreal and unknown on benoh
with Robertson at time of ehooting,
later tbe two walked off together with
Pae.
Harvey Chtford siw lut three
shots; Page stepped forward at last
shot and firei at Robirton; after
last shot Page examined his own pis
tol and walked off with Coreal aud
Burt, Burts having one gun in
hand; did not see any pntol with
Kobertfoo. Cross examination 3aw
Burts and Coreal on bench; Robertson
was stauding on porch before falling
over.
Chas Kridor, was In RaUaurant,
hsard loud talking and came to door.
Heard Robrtsou say to Page "I don't
give a d a about the bill, but the
bsrrowed money." Saw Paga with
pistol and fire two sluts, whereupon
witness returne I insiJe rostaurant.
At first shots RoberUon motionsd left
hand as it to ward off something;
did not see Robertson have any pistol.
Cress examination Robertson talked
angryhke in saying above remark;
Robertson Ptanding on porch Page
fitting on bench, Robertson stepped
forward to sit on bench when Page
got up and began shooting. So oie
clee was on tbe bench.
The following other witnesses were
examined for the prosecution: A.
Gitar.1, John Pidwell, W. H. Lintz
Geo McCarty, Geo Vandsrman.Chae
Wild and Al Staniger, several of
whom were eyewitnesses to some of
tho shooting, and all testifying they
noticed no gun about Rabertaon either
during shootinc or after. About 3
o'clock tho prosecution rested their
case.
The first witnes for the dsfense
was the prisoner himself. In eflsst
staled Mr Buster had on two occas
ions warned Page that Robertson "uad
it in for him" and would kill him,
(Page) at first opportunity At imnie
diato time of shooting Page was
itting on bench in front of Ribert
con's business place, Robertson walked
n front and begat abue at eause of
a debt Le (Cage) owed him, also spoke
ol borrowed money; Robtitson mad
and called Pai;o ; Pag
answered saving don't call me that;
whereupon Kobertson said 'I mean
it and dire you to take it up;" with
which Robertson nulled Lis pistol
and tired first shot; I shot abont
tama time; I shot 4 shots; whan
Robertson fell over I reached far bis
pistol on ground and put it on bench ;
Burls came upaud took piatol; I also
handed ray pistol to Burts and later
Hurts handed both pistols to Con
stable Grover.
Witness is still an stand as i go to
press. . night session will be held.
THE PAGE TRIAL
The Witnesses for the Defecse
on the btand.
The examination of witnesses for
the defense in the Page ease continued
from yesterday afternoon during tbe
night session until 3 p. in, today.
After the declaration and state
ment of the prisoner who wag on the
stand and whose testimony in effect
was published yesterday.
Geo. Cireyall and M. M, Burts tis
tified practically to same evidence;
both tostified Robertson used aagry
language to Page just prior to shoot
ing; saw Robertson pull gun aud lire;
iaw Paue after shooting pick up Rob
ertson's gun from porch and lay it on
bench; later Hurts picked same up,
alo taking Page' gun and walked to
street, giving both guns to Constable
Graver. Cros examination showed
both Coreyall and Burts were gam
blers, having owned Interest in gam
bling tables. Burts was in Del
Rio, Texas and offered his fare by
defendant to come here and testify;
did not accept ; acknolwedged bis ar
rest on charge of cattle stealing ami
recommended dUmis'ed if he wuuld
leave country; came back lo teBtify
after being assurvd by the witnesses
agaicet him that bo would not be
molested.
Chas Bcdamer Was in restaurant;
came to door; saw Page have gun and
saw another gun on porch; Burls and
Coreyall near; taw Burls returning
from etreet to body after shooting.
Crass examintion Did not see anyone
lay pistol on porch ; am in gambling
buninee; running crap game Pearce.
Burt Grovor, constable Pearce
IYA not see ehnoting; saw Burt',
Page aud Coreyall; Burts handed two
pistols to me; Page said : I shot Rob
ertson but had to do it, there's my
gun, keep it lamo as it is; barrels ol
both guns were warm as if rccoutly
fired; one pistol had four shots fired
other one; identified pistols; put Page
it jail, later hid him out; Page was
deputy constable.
Leonard Page, brother of tbe pris
oner, testified his brother told him of
Buster's story regarding threats made
by Robertson. Cross .minalion,
did not think inuc'u o! -ater'a story;
thought Robertson asd brother were
friends
R. E. Brown and John Kelso testis
fied to fact of Robertson leaving a pls
tol with them tr.o weeks before shoot
ing.
W. D. Monmonier as coroner iden.
titled pistols offered in evidence at
coroners inquest; one represented to
be Robertson's, other Page'd.
J.C. Buster TestiSed to threats
Robertson made to biin against Page
on several occasions ; warned Page si
he could avoid trouble; mentioned
I instances when Robertson passed un
complimentary remarks regarding
Page, Cross examination Was in
Los Angeles, prisoner paid fare here so
witness would ba on hand to testify;
expect return passage; gamble; inter,
csted in games at Pearce.
Here defense rested their case.
Prosecution called Al Staniger, evi
donee in rebuttal. Staniger testified
knew Robertson's ; tbe gun in evidence
was not Robertson's gun.
Expected argument will begin late
tbis afternoon and finish tonight at
tbe night session
Call and ie Yaple'i holiday sto-
COULD NOT AGREE
The Jury in the Page Case
Return No Verdict
The argument in the case against
Sid Page was concluded last night and
subniitttd to tbe jury about 9 p. m.
The attorneys on either side pressnt
ed their arguments with earnestness.
District Attorney Land opened for the
prosecution and, as in tbecasd against
Wiley Morgan, acquitted himself with
credit, bringing out with clearness the
damaging testimony and preponder
ance of evidence lo support his argu
ment, Chas Bowman followed in a
rtrong defensb lor the prisoner, Mr,
Bowman is an attorney of leng ex
perience and ho argued bis paints be
fore the jury with deliberation and
eareful consideration. Allen R Eng
lish followed and held the fixed atten
tion of tbe jury in an able argument
for his client. While many may not
agree with bis version, he maintained
his argument with natural ability.
Marcus A Smith closed the case for
the prosecution in a telling and con
vincing argument. Possessed of a
vigorous mind and an ease of demea
nor and effective delivery his remarks
carried weight and attention. After
the instructions of tbe court the caee
was submitted to the jury about !) p.
m. last night. T-jJay at I p. m. the
jury informed the court that no er
diet could be agreed upon. Thereup
on the court discharged the jury and
held tho prisoner over without bail to
the next term of court when a new
trill will be bad.
It is understood the jury et)od six
for conviction and eix for acquittal.
Considerable dissatisfaction is ex
pressed upou the fact of a hung jury,
and the general feeling freely expres
sed was not favorable to th prisoner
or some of the jury.
ARIZONA BILLS
Delegate Wilson Introduces
Important Measures
Dtlegate Wilson has already intro
duced bills in congress for statehood
and opening of the San Carlos reser
vation to mining work. A recent dis
patch says he has also introduced the
following:
For the relief of the occupants of
Flagstaff. Arizona. For relief of
stockmen and wool growers in the
northern counties of Arizona. Tho
bill provides that hereaft-r persons
engaged in slock raising shall not bs
prohibited from grazing stock in the
forest reserves, Arizona, but shall have
equal privileges ftr the right of grsz
ing, provided that they shall not be
perrcitted to allow their herds to be
grazad within a rloser distance than
two miles to the topmost walls of tbe
Grand Canyon ol the Colorado, and
that limber shall not be cut or dec
troyed thereby.
Also to provide for an additional
Associato Justice of the supreme court
of Arizona.
Also to grant right of way over gov
ernment lands for a pipe line for tbe
conveyance of water to Flagstaff, Ariz.
Aho to subject the Atlantic and
Pacific railrosd, now the Santa Fe
railroad, passing through Arizona, to
nation. The bill provides that tne
road, including all the superstructure,
station buildings, worksnops, switches,
track-, etc., within Arizona, shall here
after be subject to taxation under the
revenue laws of the territory, provided
that the rate of taxation shall not ex
ceed $G,000 per mil.
i i
A petition Bkiug tor the appoint
ment of Wm. Riggs as supervisor is
numerously signtd by Wilcox resi
dents and cattlemen in the neighbor
hood of the applicant's home. The
board of supervisors have not yet de
clared a vacancy; the full expiration
of the time limit of absence from ter
ritory allowed Mr. Barr by tbe stat
utes, coi jet being readied.
From Thursday's imur:
Mike Delaney, a former Tomb
etoner, was over from fiisbeo yester
day. Miss Annie Kane, the unfortunate
girl whocommlttbd suicide, was buried
today.
m
M. E. Convoy, r 'presenting F. W.
Braun i. Co., whnlerale druggietn of
Los Angeles, was a Tombstone visitor
today.
The Tombstone Terpsichoreac Club
will give a dance on Christmas night
(Monday) instead of Satuiday as
otherwis- usually had.
Parlies having warrants against the
county can now receive their money
upon presentation of same to the
treasurer.
Upon the finishing of the Page
case, this session of ejurt will have
been closed and adjournment bad to
the next regular term in July.
M ) Scribner returuod last night
from a Hying; trip lo Now Orleau-.
He reports tho south prosperousgrow
ers receiving geod prices for cotton
and everything active m a commercial
sense.
A system regulator is a medicine
that strengthens anil stimulates the
liver, kidneys, stomach and bowels
Pricelev Arh Burets is i Hunerior
eystem regulator. I', drives out all
unheauny conditions, promotes ac
tivity of body and brain, restores got (I
appetite, sound sleep and cheerful
spirits. Sold by Tombstone l)ru,j
Store.
A strong effort is being mado by
public spirited citizens of Graham
county to have the waters of the San
Simon confined :o one channel on
their way to the Gila. As at present
the flood waters ol tl o San Simon
spread out over the vail y iind do great
damage to lands in th I ot'om as well
as rendering roads impas nb.
MINING SALK
A Cochise Mine Sold to East
ern Capital,
The El Paso Xews publishes tho7o!
lowing regarding a Ccchise County j
mining property:
"J. W. Payne, one of the most prom
inent mining men in arizona aad for a
number of years general manager of
tbe Grand Reef mine in Arivapia dis
trict in Arizona, pass eri through this
city.
"Mr, Payne closed a dial in Xew
York, where he has been for the past
month and where he sold two of the
sine claims of the Grand Reef prop
erly for fiOO.000 lo eastern capital
ists The Grand Reet is tho property
of John W. Mackey. A great deal of
development work has bnen dona on
the property, which is gold, silver and
copper, and altbaugh it is only a low
grade proposition thero are immense
bojies of ore in sight. The property
is about 60 m le. ' om Wilcox."
From Friday's issvc:
Public '(ho 1 clo e today for a two
weeks vacxtion dur n the l.o'idays.
Bert Aivord has resigned as deputy
sheriff at Wilcor and reeignation ac
cepted by Shoriff Whi'o.
Don't forget tue Fireman' Xew
Years ball. Excellent rryisio is en
gaged and a good time in store.
Fred Bennftt the popular cattle
man left yesterday for Banquete,
Texas to spend the holiJe-ys with rela
tives and fri-nds
For a useful Christmas present and
one that wilt be appreciated, see the
holiday etock at Barrows and mate a
selection.
CM Tint n, representing the Smith
Primer Typewriter, was in Tombstone
today and plaoed teyeral orders for
machines here.
ARIZONA WAR CLAIM
The Territory Will Have to
Advance the Expense
Advicca ncro received at iho Roycr
noi's fficf jeslerday tha. tho claims
of the'erritory on account o.' the re
cruiting for the war with Spain will
shortly be paid, i hesfl claims amount
to a little mro than $3,000 and grew
out of tho oxpeine of the Rough Rid
ers aud Cil. McCords reziment to
gether. They have beon bunging fire
for moro than a year. A couplo of
months ago it was decided that the
territory would have to pay the clai
mants and ba subsequently reimburs
ed by tho general government. Tho
territory had no fund out of which
payment could be made but it was
suggosted thatadubt might be created
which would bs coyered by an appro
priation by the next legislature. Her
ald. Tho now worltl-farued laxative rem
edy, Sprup of Figs is tho proluct of
Califorui i Fig Syrup Cumpanv. The
merits of this well-kn&wa excellent
laxative were first mado known to the
world through the mdical journals
and newspapers of tho United Slates;
anJ is one of tho distinct achieve
ments of tha press. It ia now well
known that Syrup of Figs is an eth
ical proprietory remedy, approad by
the most eminent physicians every-w'-.cre,
because it ia simple and ellV.c
tive, yet pleasant to tho tasto and
acceptable to tho system.
The Azurito mine has thus far ship
ped upwards of $00,000 worth of cop
per bullion and the ground has scarce
ly ytt ben scratched. This mine
will some day become one of Ari
zona's great bulliou producers. Ari
zona Gazitte.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Minutes of the Hoard of Super'
visors Cochise County
Tomh.stjke, DiC 18, ISD'.I.
Beard met purruant to ai'jourr
mentof meeting Oct. 17, at '. n. in.
Minutes of meeting, Oct, 17th, read
and approved.
Members present M. C. Benton
chairman, pro tem;John Montgom
ery Super ior.
Absent Suparvior Barr.
Allen R. English appeared before
the board in the matter of tho charge
proferrcd by citizens of the town of
Pearce ajainst Burt Grovor Constable,
for conduct unbecoming a peace offi
cer. Samuel Stanton roaj overseer, Ben
son road distric', aprcared before the
board in response to notica. The ac
count of roed nork and receipts issu
ed checked up, bill found correct fur
1S91. Bill presented .'or $27.1, aud al
lowtd, warrant orJero.l drawn for
amount.
12 m.
Board stands at rrcees to p. m
2 i. in
Hoard met prrsuant to adjourn
ment. Saire members present.
W. A. Gray road overecer, St David
road district, appeared before the
board in response to notice. The
account of road work and receipts
issued, checked up and found to be
correct for lb9'J. Bill presented for
4 CO and allowed. Warrant ordered
drawn for tho amount.
Clerk ordered to have deeds of de
linquent properties deeded to tho ter
titory for tho year 1S07 snd advertised
as belonging to the following named
persons who havo pcid said delin
quent taxes and ponnltiss canceled,
C. W. Hailmaster $ S.83.
Juan Apodaca 13.4C.
C. A. Newman 17,80.
C. W.Pugb 15.50.
Henry Kabrs 8.86.
Schmidt t McGraw 60.40.
Frank Garlaod J ,-10,
C hat MoXully 22.SO.
Mia citttciuan nf Ski '.horn AUni
tro orgiuuiii;; t l;e?p tho northern
cheep out of thtir ternto.y. Thia
light wil' corns to a roal Ujiie so.no of
thee fun) i)-is iii.d the fur will fly
with a vetijjfauco.
lvigl uid vi'.W at one i send fifty
thou'u.'it! more soldiers to Smtli A'
rica, and at Iho en 1 of eix weeks John
Bull will liavi an army of t-vo hun
dred thott-iii.l trmps on tho tiring
lino in O Jin Paul's country. Look's
us if they need then:.
Another brave man has fillcn asac-rili-e
nn iho altar ol hN country. The
country mourns the death of a bravr
and noblu hero in Iho person of Gen
eral lvAAli.n. Arizona keenly feels
the loss. He was a benefactor in rid
ding this section of oi.e of the most
bloodthirsty Indian fiends ever on the
w.trpath. Belotod by nil, Gen Law
tun's death is a eource of bitter regret
and jiro found enrrow.
Arizona cont'd show no batter trib
ute ol gratitude o the dead hro,
Gen Law to u, than tho erection of u
monument to his memory. The ball
has been startod rolling by J. V.
Victors the well knnnu C icbiso
Couuty cntilmin who offors a liberal
contribution. The matter rhould bj
taken up and tlig plan carried into
offect. Arizona cili.ens are apprecia
tive of the grand services renderc 1 by
tbis uol.lt) officer a-id a r aJy re?po.ise
should be forthcoming.
Carefully comj tied ctatistics of tho
casualties of tiio British armies in
South Africa for tbofirst two mouths
of the war, beginning October 15 aud
ending December LI, phestho killed
at 772, wounded 2,S-iO ai.d missing and
prison rs Jl,li., a total of 0,777. It is
fair, probably, to assume that the
Bo;r losses to have becu at least ns
great, en tho cost this fir has b'Pii
from Is"0J to lfi.030 ir.cn killed,
wounJo I, nussitig or captured.
The Agricultural Evpo-imon'.al S.a
tiou 'it Tit -on hasUsued a bulletin on
the teitof various varieties of peaches
An extrictof t!io b.'.U.tin so it to ttio
Pkospectjr states that '-All of tho
desirable varidtiiss liayo grown vigor-ou-ly
an I flood tho heat of summer
well, so lie uth r virieties nut adapted
to tho roij.1, b'lt popular elsaivh ere,
suc'uniKng to t!u influences of our
climatic cjndt'i n. In tjoneral, va
rieties original! g i-i such peach ttit8
as G?orgi t and California succeed
bettor hers than many hotter known
varieties that Originated in the north
ern elates"
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About two months ago Martin Co
tello in ido npp'.icition for patent on
the Triangle, Iron Prince and Stand
ard Quartz mines at the local land
office. Today Francis A. Ovens and
L. C. Shattuck started contest pro
ceedings at tho local land oflico
against the application for n patent
on the Triangle mine. W. II Brophy.
Adam Evans and L. C. Shattuck
started contest proceedings against
the npilication for a patent on the
Iron Prince miur, and Emil Matks
H,R. Hannigcr and L. O. Shattuck
tiled contest procccitiogs against ap
plication for a patent on the Standard
Quartz mine. Barnes and Martin
are attorneys for all of the contest
ants, Tucson Citizen.
Something for tho Xew Year
Tlicuorld-rcnouncd success of Ho
letter's Stomach Hitters, and their con
tinued popularity for ne-.r half a cchtury
as a stomachic, is scarcely more wonder
ful than th: welcine tint greets Hostel
ler's Almanac, This medical treatise i
published by the Hosteller Company,
Pittsburgh, Pa. under their on immedi
ate supervisor., cmpIoing six.y hands
in that department- The issue of same
lor 1900 will be over eleven million,
printed in nine languages. Refer to a
copy of it for valuable and interesting
reading concirning health, and numerous
testimonials as to the efficacy of Hostct
tcrs Stomach Bitters. The Almanac far
1900 can be obtained, free ol cost, from
druggists and general coantry dialers ia
all parts of the country.
IJo-To-sac vor itty Cents.
Gstnii.-.ccJ tobacco hWt core, mike vcsJt
cctL.lrsEf t'co.1 uur. Kfc.Sl. AUdlUfiUM.
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