Arizona citizen., 1876-10-21
ICUMM MMUNICAIED'I To the Public of Tucson.

nNCE MORE APOLOGIZING FOR J burdening you with a recital of my wrongs, l ask your kind attention to the following rec!tal:-
 on last Saturday, the I4th instant, be- tween one and two o'clock p. m., was sitting at one Of the doors leading to the bar-room of Messrs. Abadie & Tapie; these gentlemen were on the Inside Of their dwelling houses. All at once man en- tered appearing 10 be in hurry, and sec ing nobody at the counter he Knocked at the door which opens upon the yards came back from the door, upon which he had knocked, remained there moment and came back again before the counter, as anybody would that wishes to drink, and as none of the pToprietors had as yet come into the hall or bar-room, and without knowing that it was MT. Goodrich, the dis trict attorney, l rose, went to the yard, called Mir. Abadie, returned to the bar room and sat down at the same place. But the district attorney, MT. Goodrich, was so Impatient Co see MT. Abadle that he passed the door upon which he had knocked and went to meet Mir. Abadle, who was coming to my Call. Then Mir. Goodrich asked him: Which Of you has written that letter signed by F. Forque, which is published in THE CITIZEN to- day?" Mr. Abadie answered that he had no Knowledge of said letter and that neither Of them (neither his partner nor himselO was capable of writing IL. This answer did not seem to satisfy Mir. Good rich; his every second word was an obScen- ity. In fact the representative Of Justice in the County of Pima was so abusive and threatening that Mir. Abadie asked him to leave his house, and as MT. District Attor- ney would not do so, NIT. Abadie took him by the arm to show him the door. But our worthy District Attorney would not obey. He Immediately put his hand into his pocket as il he would take out some kind Of arm, whereupon MT. AOadle took hold of his two arms With intention Oi throwing and disarming him, when the arrival Of MT. Tapie made an end to this quarrel MT. Goodrich, however, hetQre would have to answer for 1t. But to me, who am the whole and only cause Of my complaint, MT. Goodrich did not address q word, neither upon entering nor before going out from Mir. AOadle's place.
 Since MT. Goodrich has been irriiRt ed by this matter to such degree as to insult, provoke and threaten MT. Abadie, who has nothing to do with the matter, l wish tU lay before the public the power or agree ment that 1 gave 10 said B. Goodrich, to whom 1 paid Sl5 at the start. 1 also sub from Mir Goodrich under date Of May 24th, in which he tells me that MT. LeopoldO Carrillo had appealed to the Supreme Court, (which was to be in session in Jan uaTy, .S76D but still that II could give se- curty to the Sheriff for twice the sum, he would take hold Of said Leopoldo Car rillo's property and make him pay to the last cent
 And now that the Supreme Court hes confirmed the sentence of the jury, Mr. | Goodrich, the district attorney. has refus- l ed to explain to me. Therefore hold him | responsible for the manner in which he | has acted with me.
 The following are the papers referred to: TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, COUNTY | T rN, ,fu entered into the 18th dag Of January A. D. | 1875, by and between BRIGGS GOODRICH | Of the Village of Tucson, Territory and | County aforesaid, party Of the first part, | and Francisco FOrque, party Of the second | part, WitneSseth, that the said party Of the | first part for ana in consideration of the | sum of Fifteen Dollars (Sl5l to him in | hand paid by the said party of the second | part, and for the further consideration of I the covenants, promises and agreements, on the part Of the party of the second I part. as hereinafter contained.-the party Of the first part agrees, covenants and | promises the party or second part to im- medialely institute and prosecute dili- | gentl! and faithfully, suit for damages | against one Leopoldo Carrillo, resident of Tucson, ArIZona, for an assault and bat tery committed in Tucson, Arizona, upon the person Of the party oi the second part the party of the second part lost an eye. And the sad party of the second part CONtndubSt pAOA4lstS ana agrees MlLl the said party of the first part that the said party of the first part shall retain Of all or any amount of mon ey that may be collected or recovered fin the above mentioned suit. And the said party of the first part Is to receive no oth- CT pay than the above mentioned Fifteen DollaIs tl5), unless he collects damages of |. the said LeOpoldo Carrillo in suit afore- And il is further agreed that the said party of the first part shall have full power and authority to compromise and settle after due notice to party of the second part at any stage of the proceed ing, the demand Of the said party Of the second part against the said Leopoldo Car rillo.
 In witness whereof, the said parties to
 these presents have hereunto set
 their hands and seals, the day and
 year first above written.
 Attest: BRIGGS GOODRICH. CSeaI.)
 his
 FRANCISCO x FORQUE. (Seal.) Signed and sealed in duplicate in the presence of
 ANT. .JOUVENCEAU.
 J. V. STEELE.