Arizona citizen., 1879-02-22

were at my store. Buck had inst treat
 ed the others Co liquor. He drank saving
 Here's ,o King woolsey." Strnde slap ped the counter with his hand and said
 The man is a S. of a b. that cheer,
 for Woolsey." Being asked by Buck, whar
 he had said, StrOde repeated Strode was excited, 6Ske him for hiSarms. Hessid " don't want you Co interfere with me do you understand that?" Heard him re.
 peat the words first spoken by him seve al times h, Bucks presence. After while
 Buck said: "I'ye stood ihIS as long AS can, get out Of this house." He drove him out, or he followed him ou,. Buck whirling a small nickel-plated revolver ir: his right hand. This was two or three
 minutes after four o'clock, about seven teen minutes after four heard the shot fired; there was a rush, and Buck said: " You - 10 shoot me in the back, then they fell; l looked out and Strode was going al Bucks eyes with his thumbs. A Mexican went up and took away Strode's knife just as he reached around for it. Buck Was ai this time stretched out power less, though he cailed out once or twice not Co let Strode kill hlm, &c. Alter Buck was dead persuaded Strode to sur render himself That night in my store, heard Strode say: Pm glad dIdit," re- ferring Co the killing. The next day, in pulling off Bucks pdntalornS found this revo,ver sticking m the back Of them. IL could mol have been there while Buck was carried Into the house.
 The evidence in this case was concluded at the evening session last night. and the argument commenced this morning. Mr Farley opened for the Territory; Mir. Lu- cas followed tor the defense, and as we go Go press Col. Stanford Is closing for the de- lenSe. The case will go 10 tEe jury this evenlrg)
 The case Of the Territory vs Boyer, for the killing or Marlin sweeney, will come up to-morrow.
 THE United States Grand Jury was em- parneled this morning as follows: Chas Hudson, r. M. Hilton, c. L. Fields, J. WIld. T. BellSnap, J. II. Hewitt, F. Malsh, ". ". Williams, W. c. Davis. <. II. prachman, E. N. Fish, J. \. Meredith, C. T. ElchellS, G. Push, P. Abadie. M. Katz, i. Cooler, J. II Toole. Foreman.
 TO-DAY'S ISSUE.
 John S. Brown. Heard the quarrel as related by Mercer. Saw Strode rlake a cut at Buck, with knife, at GlaSsmau's. Buck Jumprd back. Sometime afterwards they agreed Co fight with fists for watch.
 F.I fight. Again they had a row in line street. when Buck had pistol. They were quar-. relins all the forenoon. Buck wanted To make friends. Srrode would not Don't know whether it was before or after dinner when I was about half way across the street from GiaSsman'S, saw S,rode come around the corner of The house with his pistol u his hand behind Lis hip, step in- To lhe doorway. raise hIs arm and shoot. Buck Jumped out on StrDde and threw hm. but Tainted and >rrode got on top Of Iim and tried Co gouge hIs eyes with his thumbs
 Frank Baal. Heard the talk about Wool sey at Gla>Sman'S. Buck said, Who Ion', like W0olsev .s a s- Of a b-.'' tSc. Then he pulled >iN-Shooter and punch .d S,iode under the eye wi;h il, saying, '' Gel out og here, you-!" Strode went put Buck kicking him as he went. Afier- ward saw Buck wiping blood from his face. When Jhe shot was fired saw Glassman: he was so drunk he could mol stand still. Examined deceased; there was no weapon ,n him. Was lve or six fee; from the door when Strode came around the house -amped and worked with Stroue several months. Take a great interest in StEode. Have told the facts of this case to many other.
 Patrick Foley. Heard some quarrellng n which StroJr and Buck took part, but |, was settled. Afterwards Strude sat on log iu front of Mercer'S. Buck came out anu sad, You are a Cd -oi a b.. want to kill yOu." S,rode said, |" Have ever done any harm? For Gods sake, S bat do you want Go quarrel with me for? io away and lri me alone; don't want any rouDle wI;h you" Buck continued CUTS ug. Afterwards at G,as>uian'>, Buck anne up quarreling and showing pistol. '-rpde and I went io Mercer'S; and Buck anne there, showing his pistol and saying: You -, I wanted Co kill you" Strode aid he did not want quarrel. Buck rent Co GlaSsman'S, Sadlled horse, rode pack 10 where Str0de WAS. dismOunted, Irew pistol and said, You -, am ! oing Co kill you before leave town" ,jrode and went to GlaS>man's and stood ! utsiue. IL was three or four o'clock. Buck | ras Inside. Some were cheering for can | ida,es. Buck said, Who votes for Ste ! ems or Campbell is --." Sirode said . omethIng, when Buck struck Sirode in | be eye with his pistol, and run him out | { the door. He then came back and went D looking for his pistol. saying, " You -,
 told you to leave, or would kill you"
 saw Stroie outside wipins blood from is face. when he drew his pistol and fired. ! lassman was very drunk. I had been nth S,r0de in the mines. Johnson and c;,l were present when Buck came mp .itu the horse. When the shot was fired was standing in the door or the election pom. Buck was looking out of the door | the shot, Buck dropped his pistol and lmped at Strode. After struggling, Buck ,i3. "I am dead" Strode said, "I am prry. but I had to do it 10 save my own ie." Buck was shot in the side near the ely. Am clear as 70 my statements.
 PasquaI Mcgery. Heard the quarreling Mercer'S; saw Buck Kick Slrode; saw i'm have pistol Afterwards heard uck say he would kill the -. before he .ft town. Strode was not there. Glass ian was beastly drunk; all Of them had louGh. several witnesses testified as 10 the ex- fence of a window in the room where 1ck was shot. F. \. Fish and R. Y. Leatherwood. Buck as very violent man when in passion in liquor. John S,rode, the prisoner. Jast before e shooting ! was wiplng the blood off
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