The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-07-20
The hour of ten o'clock, Saturday fo,.,, July lS, having arrived, the Judge ..id.
 The Seutence

The hour of ten o'clock, Saturday forea,,. July lS, having arrived, the Judge s.;d.
 The Sentence.
 Richard M. Isrgrare You wer. ;, by the Grand Jury, at this present 'e'st ,st this Court, by the name or Martin H,saa for the crime of murder, eommit,sS ke, unlawful killing of Ygnacio Rub;o @ malice sforethought, at the county of yMa y.Ma pal in the Territory of Arizona m .ta tTa- day of July, 1872. To that ind;ctm.sseiS .se iS plead, not guilty. Upon trial had hv .oe also al this present term of this Cou,, jury found against you a verdict of rr;,,'e charged in the indictment. Have s So legal cause to show why judgment .S,nAag Aag be pronounced against yoa1 a0'
 Hargrave, who was sitting in fup, ,. Judge, beside Deputy SheriG now n.. ., bis feet and proceeded to inform the Con-. that, from, childhood, he had been suh;.c., epileptic fits, that his mind was Aao,.s, and that he had, at various times. bee, :. carcerated in insane asylums near Cinei,,,,: and other places, and that if time were .n,. ed him to communicate with bis mother i. Ohio, he would be in possession of certi6c,,.- to prove his assertions and insanity. After ha had ceased speaking. the Ind. informed him that the Governor of the r.. ritory would be appraised of his (TIsryrsy.., assertions, and would, no doubt, pay uro,., heed to them. Then, in a voice tremulo,. with emotion, the Judge proceeded, i. fal. lows:
 l No legal cause being shown why judgnep, should not now be pronounced, it is my du,r to declare the judgment and sentence of ,b. law. Before this sentence is declared I deem it just and proper to say to you that in the judgment of the Court, you have had 1, fair and impartial trial, and the aid in max. | ing your defense of counsel appointed by the Court, who have labored faithfully in your defense; that throughout the trial and in all the proceedings which have resulted in verdict against you, the Court has watched with the most earnest care to prevent any thing from being illegally done to your weii. udice. In all rulings by the Court upon the the trial and in it's charge to the jury, the Court ruled and charged, on every point in as far as the law would justify or permit in your favor. But the verdict of the jury. which was not rendered hastily, but after great deliberation, was that you were guilty as charged in the indictment will not pain you nor myself by recapitulating the incl. dents of the homicide or the proofs upon the trial; but feel impelled to say that the proofs in the case fully justified the jury in the verdict rendered by them, and deem it my duty to advise you against any hope for pardon from the Governor of the Territory, for am very certain all such hope will be delusive, except for other reasons than any shown on the trial commend you, rather, by humility and penitence, to seek the par- don and favor of Him Whose mercy is over all His works, and Who alone can stay, com fort and support those who are ready to perish.
 It remains for me but to pronounce the sentence of the law, which is, "That you be be removed hence to the jail or other place of secure confinement, and there securely kept till tlIe day hereafter to be fixed for your execution, and that on that day you be hanged by the neck until you are dead;" and may our common Father have pity and mercy upon you as the day of your doom approaches, and in the hour of your supreme trial may he save your soul alive. l CHAs. A. TWEED,
 Judge of Thrd Judicial District,
 Yayapai County.
 We will close this sad but lawful record by stating that warrant issued by Judge Tweed names Friday, Septembel 9th, as the day upon which Hargravc is to be executed, should he not, in the meantime, be granted a new trial, or escape from ai' keepers.