Arizona miner., 1867-12-07
A Wonderful Case of Arbitration
I@s Supreme Bench IS. The Erec,,iire Chair. GOVERNOR McCoEsncE IN TIE ATTITUDE or uGp,.
 It1ots BAITE"

FoFLhNoA NCCoR3ncE IN TIE ATTITUDE or A uCn,
 1tI1ots BNitTE"
 saynges and the rude dweIlcr in descrt and upeu,a1 wastes living under their uncouih though ,u,fo l,,, and yielding blind obedience io the authority of their ch'is wear away tlcir uuprohab!e lives n ianioutnr ignorance Of tho blessed institutions under which ,,e er white brethren dwell together n ceasecs. ciorne. and endless law uii, Tho glorious Common Law of In~Iand Is Co them unknown Coke upon Litcton is uudrsafat f by them. The Commentaries of tic learned Blackstone have charms for them Neither do thc, regard with awe fine excellent work upon Baimcnt, enananr from old Sir William Jones look with satisfaction and rev. crence upon the profound opinions printed n ihe California Reports Alas their eternal confusion bo u written even l" great How ell Code Arzouihe most ..tnd ing a1d utterly hcnsble and rroonncilea ,s uIon Law ever thrust from printing press u-n an aston ishod and bewdrfed Ucopleis cnrihiy ss D these unu'ored rscs unless be for object. ir removed from When uahnpply for ,hcn misunderstanding. arise be- tween tho-e who stand among them chiefs they are speedily sciicd by
 he simple plan. the good old plan
 That he shall take who has The power
 And he shall keep who can.'
 Unhappy Pccplei Could they but for one brief week gaze upon inc workings of time -honred aud beloved institutions who doubt bu thn they would ai once and forever bnng hemselves within the pale of price have been led these reflections by ease of such peculiar interest that have longed 0 give it to The readers of hc MNEG outside inc limits Of ths beautiful burg u a s rich and varied details unfortunately for them. houcver, the devil in uureentBg tones warns me 10 bc brief fhe columns already hHod Bc my task then o present mere skeleton of ti. interesting which dates far back almost o be prehistoric .n the sense in witch that term has been sometimes employed in Ari1Bna
 Scenc-'ic office of the Clerk of tle District Court prescn-iiezekiah Brooks. John Howard, J. W Beobc Arbi'rato5. Chief Justice William F. Turner Plaintiff Governor Richard C. Mccormick Defendant. wituc-... .lec'ators.
 The cause Of action appeared from fine statement of ,e plaintiff IL is Iar oi ie history of Arizona that both he plaintiff defendant in this ca.o were comtsueBi Tr-su uf tlie wonderful outat sent here from N t.l.gor | rfi.u ufa t trrl Tho ing their way hthorwar through New Mexico they were well received by the officials of tha; TorrioTy. Among other attentions shown tne outfit the plaintiff n ease was by Governor Connolly presented win g lsaske of champagne. nod by General Carleton with @ chair. In due time they arrived herr aud pitched their iens sub sequcnty ihc plaintiff determined return te East yi-it lie vent But before going be lef, in charge Gf i- f.-si ti- .itudnut personal property: IioIn iLe baaket Of champagne
 Item the chair;
 Item spade;
 Item Iair of boots;
 Itrms pick;
 I'em two cans Of i9-yder;
 IiCia a box of honayi
 Item e bag of sunldes" containing some pepper some brown sar"r some tea some salt e'e, etc;
 Item. a5o percussion caps;
 Item 800 cartridges
 And certain other articles He was alseu, from te Terri tory nearly two years Thcn be returned Went he ten ihp deicudant and demanded these things To amaze men, he do ndan, answered aat hs Knew pauat of of them but t0 he inc So had been daus ip Goodwin and Mason a1d o Tho h br bad .ail f1etu Co Buro Jack for one dollar ihap they had cost Inc
 
 aui uT-n examination loaHd iie Ar fTyss.fsl ai thc spade aHd "nr cn a plrdcr aaa farther appeared thai thc been Jse and had become fuii di- lapidaisd. and concerning he various other a1rI.s account cDuii tis unhappy isf,llaui give.
 1his the be Iarties foT long time have been The friends they used wss" Th- matter nns -suklsd iu their l-nu. And has steadily r!eI a. ihc and set tle waved and waacd many months Ts.ed iacir hoass yet their dcuits have ia wi-r been settled
 Al last the Capital has turned s G.'o sJuihw4ri The Territorial Library i.as gone Carter has gone Bege. has gone Ford has c1o snd ii became evident tat n tbe htHess of thugs speedily the dsfsndaui must go Iherc9re iu way tho matter must bc settled The defrudAnt IruI-so arbitration accepted ty ti4c IniH arifrors fhiihcrt ncununsdl are chnseaf tc flc and place agreed gIou. In earucd argument and read. ing from Sarols a.ifo4itie- fsir William Jo1os Bal fnonts California Reports Howell Code etc the plaintiff Ls fliiy hre he Arfi'Iaors toe descasa bc. ing as Doe .ays neither lawyer the of ilu- yer ,ud having been unable O procure au attorney Co apfclr fer hiu iu th4s ease uuf ri-H4fey fHa- plea Witnesses c4iti ucuilag tl~ Assistant SerFc- ty rf the Territory t' evidence b rifA rare and rr. and n be regretted that fLe of sg.ce TEecials- i-. publication The F-IHtH talks % sr aTtifatuss corning hgimeu'.' deIo-iruIn. tisHu, sfe se. sfrru'y eHfiaiIy aud triumI mI-ay, be reprc-en's te raintf as rrauitis bacc fasfsnsihIe fJr ihc artl- oiss wiih interest aud iuerce 0f vue aflr lie claims sauaihiuc siO1 The defendant brings in. of.es the oi rigluy te Coi, from ol Foft Whip!.e up here chairs by hIn loaned t0 ihe rnlnin nut tirr.ed thrco vs.ir,' stIrril ltnn o fhc 8.s.t.
 Tise is submitted Tho arb.traiora take day time Co oonsier
 Verdict e.4 for plaintiff
 And here the curtain drops PUCK.