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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29
summons.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FIRST JUDI | cIal District in the County of Pima and Ter FI -nry nf ArIZnna.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FIRST JUDI | cIal District. iu the County of Pima and Ter ri-ory of Arizona.
 William \. Lester. plaintiff against Florence ! Lester. defendant
 Action brought m the District Court of the First Judicial District in and for the County of Pima. in the Territory of Arizona. The Tern tory of Arizona sends greeting Co Florence r. Lester.
 You arc hereby summoned and required to aI- pear iu Hn action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, m the DI trIct Court of the kirst Judicial District in and for the Count of Pima m the Territory of Arizona. and answer the complaint tied with the Clerk of this Court at Tucson. In sad County. ta copy of which complaint accompaniss this summ0usl within twenty days, exclusive Of the day of service after tne servIcc upon you or this suEmon-, If served Iu this County. but If served out of the County and within this District then within thirty days; iu all other cases forty days.
 This action IS brought by saId plaintIff against sad defendant tO obtain decree dissolvlng the bonds Of matrimOuy heretofore existing between the said plaintiff and sad defendant, and dren. Herbert. William and kamond. and for general relief as will more fully appear by refer ence Co the complaint herewith.
 And you are hereby rOtlhed that lf you fail Co appear and answer the complaint as above required the plaintiff wIll take judgment by default and apply tO the Court for the relief demanded therein. and costs and dIsburse- ments m this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of tho said District Court at tucsou, thls 18th day of Au- gust, 4. D. lss2. GEO. A. CLUM. Clerk
 BT C. ". CLUM. Deputy. Culver < Aram. Atty's for plaintiff. ocl-l0w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29
Loai.
Application Ns s5S Tor Pafrnt ,o-,,-.-
 Hinin= g!qE, tue Aliis
[. s.LlND OrrIrT- TT---1v

O .. LAND OFFICE TUCsoN. srr... >.~,sr,..,. ,., r,,-,,,.-.. tct hsr .i-h f sa a A ward r. Ails and Jarle~ Mel Fii'-..4 Ll- postohcs a,idre-= i- in care uf r f VI bee son, Arlzona- have this day fir.I fFs-.-- -.-- luc- non for a patent for i1.J unear ....+ .s applca- illlle oi ven: hearing gold and silver ,-l a..-- lace ground b.O fee. in wilth -it,-.+ "'-- s-r- shaw Mining Dsstrict colrty 'f p i1 Ha-- lerIltory or Arlzo1a. and ds-ielu-..5 t 111 neld notes and ollcILi pat ou sIa a- ,f 'i -ae as Lot Number i2 In sad di--rl-t .g5.i o-hc- a being as follows. to-Uit. - Lot N1
 Beginning st the nitiaI a-1r1-r...
 and center 0f the clam. abere f..s l,..-.- .-.- 4 tice was placed. ct post sy, i-.e+... -.- 1t- feet high. marked ' Aliis No. i''l
 Thence 52 deg [. mn P. Co ric S P ..-
 clam Co post SN3 inches s1uare .--s st marked "Aliis No. H." "'. aist
 Thence 5i deg .os nm V 14pr-.... corner dt the claim to Q post sxf irrl..s -- 2 } feet hict, marked Alhs No m -''e, whence '. > mineral monument Na 9 tr .'uz Mining District. bears < !8 deg g5 .--.- N ., 's distant. ' ''a .=e-
 Thence g deg i3 mn W 4.,i f,.-. .,... \ W euu of claim Co post J-s lrs... ..-' Jt feet high marked Ali- No. IV '..'7s.
 Thence N S2 deg e mn W -.fs,-.... uer Of claim. Co post 3X5 Inct4- -..-- .-- high, marked Aih- No. N." f-g'
 Thence 5i deg mn n I-o1 .... -.,.,.,... corner of the claim Co poS- sya ,rcHz- ...-'t '' t feel high. marked A.ii- No. NI.. sr4 't--7-
 Thence l2 deg e mn F. st f....- -l-1
 of beginning. l-ac-
 Magnetic va-iarIon. i2 deg 8, nm. ...,.....- % .6a acres. A--.is
 The location of thIs riu-lS -..,-r. Recorders office sf Pima county. A. r -- r; hecorls of Mines, pas-s lil arf -''A -'A adjoining claimants are tne ovser, of -r.. --e monworth clam on the S W Inc ogr--. .i-- Garfield clam on the F. '' .e
 Any and all persons claiming a.iva-. . portion of sand Aliis Mine or surface .--,.-- ~ required Co hls the,r Gdvers-. c.s5r.s g. .' t.e Register Ot the United States IarI O.s ,.s Tucson. Tn the Territory of Arizana I-.-'-' -, sixty days period of publication harsof - - .v ~lll be barred by the RrovlsI9us of tIe S..t-.'
 ,--. HENRY COI SINS. Ie...---
 II IS hereby ordered that the fores1i-.. .... Of Application for Patent he ruh'Isrs7 F.-e- peri9I oi slNt{ Cays lten Consecutive v--,. - the Weekly Citizen, newspaper puhl...f - Tucson. Arizona; which psperis hersbv f-.. mated by me as published nearest such
 HtNk1 COL SINS. Ea..-.
 EirsU publication October .2 I-SI
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29
Notice.

TT1uE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY NOTIFY | all persons that they are the owners ot c cer lain mining claim -ituated iu Washington Camp, in the PataLunia MnUu-.ins. Pima County. Ar zOna known s- the EMPIRE MINE
 That a patent for said mining claim was is sued on Inc l7th day of February, ls15, by the United StAte- Government t0 the untersixned which patent is on record in the Recorders ofice ln Tucson, Pima County, in Book i3 of Mining kecofds, and for 8 more particular record Of said mining claim rei-res ce is hereby made Co said record
 All persoHs are warned against working said claim, Sc E'l trespasrers thereon will be prose outed sccOrdiug tO law
 W. c. FORBUS Sb
 IYl4 STEPHEN O'CUNNER-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29
Murder Of Justice.

Yes, Mir. Editor, justice has been murdered in the city of Tucson. What l IS the duty of the hour, what are our ] wealthy men, our bankers. merchants, property owners and respectable law ! abiding citizens, going to do about it.? 1 the men who have come here to make | Christian homes, to establish the bless ings of civilization, respect for law and justIcs, tO reclaim this frontier portion
 of our commonwealth, going to do
 about it." Are these gentlemen intend
 ing to allow this great injustice upon
 long suffering people to pass by un-
 noticed, or will they, as one man, de-
 mand from the source Of information
 lthe SLeriffs office) why and how the
 nine prisoners, most of whom were
 indicted for murder, were allowed to
 escape? Is not thelr duty to call a cIti-
 Zens meeting, to discuss the grave
 question of the safety of life and prop
 erty in Pima county, as the influential
 men of the county. Are they not the
 proper persons to lead this matters
 Have they not the most at stake, estab-
 lished business houses, large stocks of
 goods, pleasant homes, and loving
 families of wives and little ones: ID short, all that makes life worth living.
 Is it not theIr duty to the whole com munity to take immediate action in this matter, to give the public the op- portunIty Of expression on "the general jail delivery" Who now will feel that h the protection of the law that has been so Outrageously insulted by the escape Of these lawbreakers? ls 1t not the time and the hour, the tax paving and all cd citizens should demand from the District Attorney and Sheriff O. this county, why prisoners on trial for murder, are not securely mana ,led as in civilized countries, and also demand why the officer on duty should not be held to a strict accountability Tor the safe keeping of prisoners in his 'harge2 SUBSCRIBER.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29
yuage Pnrter at Clifton.
CLIFTON, Oct. 2l.

CLIFTON, Oct. 2l. EDToRs CTZES-Judge Porter ar rived here few days since and has just left He was well received and even in this Bourbon hole made host of friends.
 4 large meeting was held in Abra- hams hall 1t was called to order by Jas. Sias, Esq, Wm. T. Berry was then called to the chair and he, with a few well timed remarks, introduced Judge Porter to the audience.
 The Judge delivered a.l able and elo- queHt address, which was well received, heartily applauded and largely en- dorSei.
 The people in this benighted region aye generally of Bourbon proclivlties. but many of them are candid. intelli- gent and willing to hsten to the truth.
 NFSI.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29
MiIlie't Mother Msnts Him

NIT. T. J. CUddy member of police of Los Angeles, writes to Chief of Police
 Butter, making inquiries for Iniorma- tion about Willie Cherry who left Los Angeles about two weeks since and Is supposed to have come to this place. He is represented as beIng about sixteen years Of age, light complexion, large light blue eyes aud brown hair His mother lives in Nevada and much trou- oled about her absent boy, whom sue is anxious to recover possession of in or der that she may put him to school.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29
Notice or Forfeiture.
TU1soy. PIMA CouSrr, ARIZONA.

iU1acS, PIMA COUNT, ARIZONA.
 August .T lSS2 To Charles W. Nicklps or those who may claim uIder kim an undivided one-thlrd of the folio iug described property. You are hereby notified that ve the owuer- have expended one hundred dollars in labor and improvement upon the Scorpion Mine Helvetla mining district, Pima county, Arizona. being the same property locat- ed Oct, 2, l-iH recorded m the Pima County Recorders Office. book of mining claims c. pages f5 ii. order tO hold sand premises un- der the provisions Gf Section 2S2i Revised Sta tutas of the United States; being the amount re- gured to hold the same for the year ending December 3l. 1881, and that we have contributed your portion thereof; there Fore f within ninety days after ser vice of this notice by publication yuu fail or refuse Co contribute your proportion of such expenditure rs cO-Owner with costs of publlcat'n1, your interest in sald claim Vill be- com" tAs property O. the subscribers under said section. 2S24.
 Your proportion 9' -aid expenditure IS thirty thrp and 33-llu dollars.
 F. ". DOBBS, sug27-3m J. McC ELLIOTT.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29

Mr. J. M. Freck, well known as s mining man and a gentleman. returned from his home in Pottsville, Pa. Sun day. H. reports Arizona silver mines as beng a drug on the market and that it would be almost impossible to place mines of that nature in either or any of the cities of the East. In some busi- ness offices plasaris are conspicuously placed bearing the significant state meut mo mining men wanted here" Copper properties, however, stand bet ter than those of any other class. It IS the opinion of NIT. Freck that copper properties of merit can and do find ready sale. The buyers generally want sufficient time 10 examine into and think over the properties before com lnr down with the cash.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29
HENRY COUSINS E-as-
Noftre or Forfeiture.

I'O ADOLPH DIAZ OR THOSE CLAlAlNg C I under him. You are hereby artl1-d 'iiA- : have expended one buuIr-i dollars 70 -a2or % '. improvements upon the War~Ick Ilnin- Q --- ~ situated iu the H-lv-fIa MIulnE DI-fr1,t ti i--e county. A. T. m order Go hold sad urerlI--- '.a der the provisions of section -.-t h"vis-l '.-. utes of the United State-, being tls amount quired to hold The same for fhe year -1-.a1 L' cemb ber sist I5-l. And If. w1tlIa ul1etJ -A.- after thls notice by publication yCu tal. o- i1- fuse Co contribute your proportion ot -1'. pendIturp as c0-ovuer. with cozt OF tll- a-E tisenent. your interest ln the sad r4all1 VAL LL LL come the property of the subscrIbe-, unl@r -.'.- section 2s24. Your proportion Of sad -4I-l ture is fifty dollars.
 oag-3uI JOHN YOUNG.
 Grsst@rvilIs Pima O.. A. T.. Oct =o l---
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29

The new building of Leopoldo Car rillo on the corner Of Main and Mesilla streets bids fair to be one of the best and most handsome structures Tn Tucson. His energy and enterprise in putting S brick front to the building IS much to be commended. He at first thought of building the lower story of brick only, but better judgment prevailed and he decided on making the whole front of brick. By doing so materially improves it in appearance and greatly enhances Rs value. Mir. Gleason furnished the brick and has the contract for building.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29
We Tell YOu Plainly

That Simmons Liver Regulator will rid
 you of dyspepsia, purify your system,
 enable you to sleep we'll. prevent mala- rial diseases and give you brisk and vigorous feeling. It acts directly upon the liver and kidneys, cleansing, purify ing, and fOrtifying the system against disease. If will break up chi Is and fe- yer and prevent their return, and IS a complete sntidote 10 all mslarial poison -yetentirely free from quinine or calo- mel.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29
IIniHersaI Accord.

AYERS CATHARTIc PILLS are the best of all pur- gztives for family use. They are the product of long, laborious and successful chem cal investi- gatIon, and their extensive use, by physicians in their practice. and by all eiVilIzd nations, proYe~ them tbe best and most efeCtua- purga- tive Pill that medical science can devise. Being purely vegetable no harm can arise from their use, and being suEar-costed they are pleasant tO take. In intrinsic value and curative powers no other Pills can be compared with them; and every person. knowing their vIrtue-, will employ them when needed They keep the system in perfect order, and maintain in healthy action the whole machinery of life. Mild, searching and etfectuaL. they are especially adapted 10 the needs of the digestive apparatus, deranEemenfs Of which they prevent and cure, If timely taken. They are the best and safest physic to employ for children and weakened constitutions. where 8 mild but eifectuAl cathartis is required.
 For sale by all drysyists.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29
htNlsl tOi NlNS, trg.,tHl. Haynes 6 Stiles Attorneys for app ii-au;-.
Su. s59 for a Patent for the
 Garfield Mining Claim.

l. N. LAND OfFICE. Iur~uI. A. l.. NOTICE K HEREBY GIVEN THAT El- V ward P. Alhs and James NcI E.IU'I whose pOst0ihee address IS in care ot 2. l.. S.iir- Tucson, ArizouH, have thIs day nied tlvir app.- cation for patent for lJlu linear feet @. t- Garfield Mine OF veiu. bearing soid and ~lI1r. with surface ground 70 feet Iu width -t-aa.,. m Harsnaw Mining District. county Of p.aa and Territory of ArIzoua. and dasIgl4tt'l ng IH- ne.d notes and otlclal plat on nls lu thl- 1--. - Lot Number = lu sad district. Ha4u L.u. Nu-...s e being as follows. tD-wlt.
 BegnulnI at the initial ul0uuuezJ when. t.- nOtlce Of location Is posted. at a post 5Ns T.l-- square feet high. and marked .' Gar. Na. I whence U. x. mineral IEouUmeUt Nu. 9. iia.-. ss District, bears \ 8; d g .bi nm w. -5-J te'. t.-- tant.
 Thence < ss deg f2 mn F .g0 feet Co tls B. V corner of claim Co post 3X3 inches eIuaIs .--, hIgI, marked Gar. No. H."
 Thence \ tl deg 9 mn r. is,si feet to l. .a-- ner of clam Co post SN@ lnches s'4narr. 's-r high, marked Gar. No. H.
 Thence 33 deg e mn " Su feet tp center u' V F. end of claim Go a poet .iNH inches -gCar- . feet long marked " Gar. So. "
 Thence \ j2 deg v mn W Su feet Co The !. corner of clam to a post .y3 inches square feet high. marked Gar No. '"
 Thence 6S deg g min W lsru fep; tO Y W cor ner sf claim, Co a post 3y4 inches Scuarr, ta,f high, marked '' Gar. No. ' L."
 Thence < g. deg C min l. sJU feet to Jn- l..., of beginning.
 Magnetic variation l2 deg 8, mn. conta,H.a- aU. iS acres.
 he location of this uIue is recorded m ra- Recortsrs otlce of Pima County, Arizo. a. a Hook l. Records of Mines, page 256.
 he auloinInE claimants are the owners Of .ar AllIs Mining tlaIm.
 Any and all rersons claiming ady4--.'f aa., portion of sand Garnsid miue or su-t.-r ground ara required tp tile their adver~, r.a.;. with the Register of the United states Ian. Office at Tucson. A. T., during the -Irtg Iag- period of publication. or they vIll hc har-e'i hl virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 HENRY COUSINS Regist--. Haynes 4 StIle-, Attorney for applicants. lt k hereby ordered thaf the foregoing uGtr. be published for the prrloi Of sixty days H--l consecutive weeks. Iu the Arizona CITIZEN. weekly newspaper publishei at Tucson. A. '. which paper is hereby dcsIluated hy uic as puH- .Ished nearest such claim.
 IsN NRf COUSIN le.ister First publication. October 22. I---.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29
Notice or ForfeIfure.
Trosos. Pm4 COUNTY, ARIZONA.

ICCsOS. PIMa COUNTY ARIZONA
 August 3ith. lss2. To Charles W. MIckles or those who may cla ID under him Gn undivided onequarter of the follow Ing described property. You are hereby notified that we the other owners have eIpeude.i one hundred dollars in labor and improvement ur.ou the Copper World Mine locatad Oct 2 ls7a recorded m the Pima County Record of mines book q. pages s7 and 7,, mIne being in the Hell Tltia Mining District, Pima County. ArI1ons. n order Co hold said premises under the provisions of Section Z324 Revised Statutes of the United State-, being the iamC unt required to hold the same for the year ending December 3l. 1881. and that re hays cOntrl buted y0ur portion ther- ot, therrfOre 1T within ninety days after service Of thIs notice by publication you faIl or refuse to contribute your ururDrt1Cu yf such e-pel1Ijure H- co-ovue- witf .r-ts of puhhca- ton. your interest la sld cIall l.Ill bacome the prop-rty Of the subscribers under said section. Your proportion of sad expenditure IS twenty i've dollars.
 F. ". DOBBS.
 M. l.. GROVER q sES2I-sm J. MoC. ELLIOTT
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29

Frr-cmptIon NotIcc.

U.S. LAND OFFICE TUCsoS, AEIzoSA
 October 18th. l,~2 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVIN THAT PETRA ~ Ocovoa hs- hled notice of her intention Co make nual proof m support uf her pre-emytiou claim No -is, and that saii proof will be made .t the '. S Land olice lr Tucson. Arizona. on On the 2ist day of November, l---, at iu o'clock C. u., for the \ r. ts of t'.r V r. i and 2 !, and of F. I3 E.
 She names the following witnesses to prove her coutGu1ou. reziceuc- upul. and cultivation 0f said land. viz.- James tee John Ha-r Hu r. Scott and Charl-- Dunn, JunIor. of Tucson. AriEona HLNRf COUSINS, E-sn,ter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29
LAND OFFICE AT Tvosos. AnIzovA,

t1f'AaF'll4li-I sais l7-l. Notice I- hereby gwen that Francisco Nialdo- hnAl proof m support of hls pre-sr ution D,-rIar at0ry Statement No ~ls, and -lst said proof ysIIi be made at '. S. Land Odice. at Tucson A. T on NoveInF er 2ud ls-2 at % o'clock A M for the NV is of -sc. II. Township i5 South of Range I8 East
 He nsmes ths following witnesses to prove his coutlngou- resldecce upon. and cultivation of said land VIZ. Jo.a Franco Franriaco ABs-,Io Pedro Burru-l. Gabiuo Altamargno. slI of inc son Pima County. A. f.
 ocI-5t HENRY COUSINS. Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29
LAND OFFICE AZ Trosox. An1zos..

1eItern Der st. l--5Z
 Notice l= hereby gITsu thar Dolores Maldo- nadO has n'ed notice ot his intention Co make final proof in -upport of hi- Pre-ernttiun Declar- story Siafeuent No. s34. aui that sad proof Will b. male at U- <. Land Office at Tucson. A. IT.. SW q, of S-c. No. l3. Towu-illr, \, I5 5 of Ransa Nc. is East.
 He names the follosing W tnes--. to prove his coltihu.a- r-ei.i-1cc upon. and cultivation Of Pedro Barruel Cabin, Altamsrsuo all of Tue s0u, Pima C0znty. A. T.
 ocl-;t HENRY COUSINS Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29

Mir. Magnetic arrived In Phenix yes terday from his stock ranges at the foot of the Bradshaw mountains. He re- ports feed as plenty and stock in fine condition. The hOrses he advertised for have been recovered. While at the range he had another horse stolen, nicely shod, reached and somewhat thinned down by sharp riding. Having escaped from the thief the horse return ed to his accustomed hsunts.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29
Sole Traders Notice

L. NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS IN that l. Anna Dowuer. a married woman. wife of Edward Downer residing at tfrsatsrvilIe Pima county, Arizona. intend to cary on the business of e general merchant in ny own name st sad GIeaterTilie.
 MRS. ANNA DOWNFR Dated at GreaterVile October 1O. Iss2. Territory Of Arizona, County of Pima en-
 On ttis Z0th day Of October A. D. one thous and eight hundred and eixhty-tuo, psrsona.Iy appeared before me, John Young. a Notary Pub he n and for the county Of Pima. Anna Down CT. wife of EdNard DOwner. wh0zs narn~ is sub scrl bed to the annexed Instrumeus as a parry thereto. personally known tp me tO be the sarna person described ID and who executed the said ADne1si instrument as a party thereto. and who duly ac cxnoTledged 70 IT e that sl O eIecuted the same freely and voluntarily. and for the uses and purDO-es therein mentioned.
 In witness whereof. l have hereurto sa- nv
 hand and ssired my osciAl seal n. day Tseall and year in this certificate firsr .boye
 rr1tteu- JOHN YOUNG. os2-sw Notary Public. Pima County. A T.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29

The Southern Pacific Railway Comps- ny will increase the working force on the Mohave branch of the Southern Pa cltic railroad by 500 men in few days. This will give a working capacity equal to the laying of two or more miles of track per day. It IS the intention ofthe company to push work with the utmost vlgor until the Colorado river IS reached.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29

A few days ago in Black Hills dis trict, man named Turner and u. A. Ruffner had 6 dispute concerning the ownership of some mining tools, when Turner, we hear, attacked and beat Mir. Rufner Tn 8 most unmerciful manner. Ruhner has been unwell with malsrial fever, while Turner was in good health. Comment is unnecessary.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29

Robert Ellis, an old-tims miner, died in Prescott on the 2lst of typhoid pneumonia. He was born in Wales. in lSi3, and was. therefore. about +9 years old. He had worked on the Pacific slope for the past twenty-five years, and every old Comstocker will be sorry to hear of Bob's death. Let us all trust he has struck a richer claim in heaven, for If ever a man deserved rest and peace. poor Bob did.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29

Among the latest arrivals at the YavspaI county jail Is a man named Hecker, who was arrested Tn Mari copa county on suspicion of having re- gently stopped and robbed a stage in this county. He has, at times, tried to make people believe that he was one of Pinkerton's detectives. His trial will be apt 70 determine what manner of man he is and has been. Deputy Sheriff Tom Childs escorted him from Pheniz to Prescott.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29
4. AINSA. ESQ.

The need of County Court for Pima county is apparent from these facts:
 1-The increase in population has in- creased crimes, and the present two terms are not even enough to dispose of the criminal calendar.
 2-Civl cases, are more numerous than before, and not a single one of them can come to trial, because the Court is obliged to take up the criminal calendar, and that occupies all the term.
 3-The other counties have increased Tn business and population in the same proportion, and their legal business must be larger; ergo, the present three Judges cannot cut off any of the terms m their districts without doing injustice to some of the counties.
 4-The United States District Attor- ney has suddenly come to the front, and presented as many eases as there are Territorial cases in the county.
 From which it is evident that under the present condition all civil lihga- ton Tn Pima county, must cease or Court of some nature be established.
 Another consideration to be examined IS exemplified by the report of the last grand jury. Of forty criminals confined | on charges in the jail. when the Court l met half of them had to be liberated | because by the long delay between the l commission of the crime and the time of l trial, all the witnesses to indict them | or to bring them to trial had disap- | pesred.
 The escape last night suggests way | to get out Of the difficulty, to wit: let | all the criminals run away and then the | cIvll cases can be tried. s. AISsA.
 HON. K. B. PoMRoY.
 In reply to an inquiry of the CrTIzrK reporter as to what his views were on | the subject of additional facilities for | the transaction of judicial business in this Territory, MT. Pomroy said:
 Our system, as at present constituted has done very well, practically, during the past, and if we could be sure of llways having as industrious and con- 'clentiOus judges as we have had, generally, 1t might do for the future: here are, however, some changes that night be easily made that would assist mater ally iz facilitating bus ness, aud would involve TO radical change in the