The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-02
[tosiMUNIcATEo.J Rackess>ack's ESaiieua.
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lBy urgent request If several par
 ties who wish fir play, We coase Int
 to publish tke following We are
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 | The world is full of mountcbanks
 and swindIes oad jpbs al every turn,
 and mankind are ali canni6als in
 one sense, ever devouIlng oHe an-
 other, robbing aud k,ll.Dg ai.d gioat-
 Ing m aScendanCy in thelr insane
 love for money and no;oriety. Modern civilization is :. niisnn-
 mer, means only edu aiion il rascal
 ity, systemizcd robbery. kss;sss,and p'IJury. I have AA lievef in manSiad. time and again. and been deceived and swindle and devaured till miSanthrophy has e. suited in spite of my efforts 10 hol1 faith in my felf0w-men. Men are too weak anf granpi g to stand up and be honorable when they see there is TO immediate punishment to be incurred.
 Thi, train of thought I am thrown into by late Transaction with d zen i tlcman by the name of L. A. uar- shaw, the facts m which transac ion l mean herein 10 make known 10 the public of Phoenix and Maricopa county as follows: I hal q mineral claim. pu' Uncle Jo Cox on half interest, he weht 10 Pnenix with the notice to ha it recorded, but be fore he did so, he met wi.h MT. H"nshaw. q that gentleman, ' what means 1 know not, prevailed nPon Uhc'e Jo Co, to put him oa q lhird interest. When l heard of his went 10 Mir. Hensiaw to find au. what arrangement he made with i Cox, whereupon sr. Heashaw be l ,ame huffy and told Tie he did nol TaEt it at all, as he was afraid peo- [ 'le would say he had taken advan- 2 age of Rackensack wrG ness for giving mines away" Thererv Ii v e urgel me t0 make out a deed and V e would sign il hack to ne. Ire. used to do this, and told him was a atlsf1ed abO it, and he and Cn.le l, oe could work it as they D ea-el. b Q it cost me nothing. Time went D, and another time 1 Visited Phn IT K. MT. Hanshaw again told me to St Ike his intere-t in the mire (The d oltec Cave) back, l again dem " st ,d, when he sat down and l. 'mselr h. ro;e what he called a bill of safe, ol gncd it and handed to me. Tine :e blowing is a capy of the said bill \
 sale verbatim. The original I .live-ed up 10 Messrs. Greennaw WI d Montgomer--, they having pur- ci; ased my inte est in tie Toltec in we mine.
 [coPE-] fu This is to certify that I have this y soid 10 Edward Cave my one v" rd ca interest in the Toliec Cave NN nc, located in Magazine District, ,J', Ta miles from the Red Rover mire, n the sum of one CD dollar ro.me rer hand paid this day. receirt of sal ich Is hereby acknowledg. q. fec
 A. L. HENsHAw. b;r PHOENIX, Feb. 2, 1882 Inn 'his docnmcnt, defective as it evI- not tly is, thought forever released e,n, Henshaw's interest in the Toltec Te mine (which. if mans honor Ho e to be considered. it cet inly lld) and so I proceedad to sell two-thirds inteiess which I now sidered l owned I made ar- -, gemeDts for sale, and when I f.,,
 agreed with the parties, MT. ,bo lshaw informs them that he s;ill .l IS third interest in the mine. .,'~. claims full half Of the a.nodnt h: Id agreed to lake for the two ds interest, and They pay him the a,d e, in spite of my protest. Or ,o ;ourse 1 would naturally tell Mr. aa;., lshaw that thought he was not dor ing me right, whereupon he two $ me two slaps on the face and a,d !: Now draw your pistoli" ant no pistol and conseqgsaiii71H Ssaw, but utuiiIi5iI iiiii