Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-03
,yrEKLY CITIZEN.
..-rRDAY. JAN. 3, 1885

 ,-... street. | have hved here 1 years; t1- here on the day ot election; l was m this building, passed inside --, ;bree times but l dId not stay ."o was all alone; was inside of L-.' -.',,-j,n going up and down; l passed .-.'-,,F ~. the house; I came Tn at the '-', '-. 5-or. and passed out the other, l ., fl no room; l voted that day, E5- -, between 3 and f o'clock and l h'- rssta Hazet and two other Of the h iii not see them vote, l cannot -,-' ,b.n they voted; l know NIT. lg,.. ve don't speak; 1 know con- n'Hs Brady by sight; l know Fred s.'--,1. have not talked with anybody li'. l.--.,, ,,,y testimony; I know Pedro and s,,- Crsrouleau: l did tell Pedro '-l- l---,,. ,u or Fred Hsmill that Ruille -5PraGy told me that If testified to 1L..I ,rew | would go to the penIten- N--. spoke to Pedro Charoulesu on ..-'..---,r fl Camp street and Church tf's morning; We were speaking i.1-. .ba house that fell down last -,.a.s,,i be asked me if there was any '-rr,ninc through where I lived.
 'r.sr pazet. sworn:-I lived in Tue -,ssrs: voted on election day; I ..f ahout hslf-past three; I know ,-,--,. Pnset: 1 don't know where he rlar | voted: | did not remain in. ,' .hr court house; l did not see .r,3y. just came to vote. I know Fl, Ttsta: l don't know when he 5uow Mir. Brady; I did not see
 ffe court house that day: know -- r~-ur: | haven't had any talk with
 Nr. Kuille never told me that if I
 Vrat knew 1 would go to Yuma. q. B-ady has not spoken to me about testimony; 1 never told Pedro -.s-5rI5au or Fred Hamill that Brady -5 p,,..e told me that if told what I Er-w would go to Yuma.
 C,f-r.l Uuir, sworn-I am superIn- ..,.i-r, of ,he Gila and Tucson division .s,Is S1u.hern Pacific Railroad; I did -.. b-.r- any descriptive list with me: Tr-. nj ,ubpenaed to bring any list; i.. Booth wanted some conductors .-s-vre.. or something like that. and r-j no, give 1t; 1 know McVey; he rms b-,ween DemIng and Fl Paso; isrs descriptive list containing the ..--s-1-es If part of the men men, ..=rzi. o- train register; l have a per .,-al record with the signatures of the ---r attached: l keep 1t in a drawer in r-roifcr: 1 will produce them.
 p-lro Peau, sworn-I live in Tucson; nave lived here nine years; l know l-..l.o ( .stro: 1 have known him eight r-,-.: have known Horace Appel for r.-svear>: | was here at the last cleo mn. I saw them both on election day ~C5ur, street, going toward Congress; it-v were talking: 1t was before twelve C,,5.k. Nr. Appel had hold of Castro ty ths arms: Castro stopped and said l 5rtw.'.t to vote, and Appel said, then zlv l.l yeu receive money? and Castro sgitR1 dollars Is very little; then Ap- rzl rave hlm two dollars more, and the m t1ol the money, and Appel took r. lg the arm and brought him inside rth- court house.
 y-5s. examinei-I never had any sr--y voris with NIT. Appel before the l-15u. Mr Appel asked me to take a t--k and 1 sad | didn't drink; that IS -,c-ttiag mad: after Castro and Hor- i5 .at through talking they came to 7..-.l know they came to vote because Ies-e After and saw Horace place him .-.1s: til not see Appel vote; he was rl1-esi- when Castro voted; l was on ;at tle steps: first told this to MT. Lly5. y,5.erday: l never told Horace Agge.s brother that was going to swear agaiuSt hIm.
 CIV. BlrgLart sworn-I live in Tue ST.. have lived hers about IS or 2O ul-tas: 1 an ID the employ of the rail Tssl as mead carpenter; 1 know Edward OHale. George Nepple, Aldred Towr- send, Andrew Steward, Wm. II. Hudson, Hampton Weed, James F. Connor and Fra-k Co.cl; those are carpenters, most oi then that I have mentioned; they cane c Tucson about. the time we start eAtaeLsv offices in the latter part of Au- gust, t-sE were down in Texas at one hme; 'ley are ou the Rio Grande river Bow Fe1alEB- bridge; 1 don't know where ElE-r. D'Hale lives; this IS hls ls4i41--.-r-; Ae las his family with hIm lsT. Ley were here when he was work D. -=-5: tIa. gang has worked Tn this tJll,-y be.Jre, repairing bridges; l an sys----- 0f O'Hale: he don't have the sane men with him all of the time; 's'l.-lt Elen the primary election wal N -5-; tlu't know whether these meI t-,,-rri tat day or not; l think -lT5 Ii-nOrandum of all ot those men ,-- p-Oluca 1t.
 sezlnine1-The headquarters oi t5s sang gre here; I have two that be --- lc-e a4d have one in Texas thR' ----s tl-re.
 Clone. Muir was recalled and pro mad tle specimen signatures above 1a--. l-ei, and the signatures compared T,4 those ou the affidavits.
 M Strauss recRilei-And stated "a. u N1. l727 the signatures are not s same; the name of Wm. Alber -,A-.. and also 1754 Francis M. Griffith 15 signatures are not written by tht s--= party: also No. l772, John McHenrI - signatures do not compare; also No --' James McNey, the signatures art -9: tIe sane; also l771, Albert c. D' s--s;er, the signatures are not the same s others are correct, 1 think, excep "a. Of ;. Frank Evans, which l have one doubts about.
 tross eXamIued-I base my opinion Ia, ln case oi i727 the signatures were --' Vu'ten by the same person, on tht
 A' NA-At III AAC SlS uhluEC Oh bAk ',lAcate the letters are continuous a-d n the personal record the pen l: -A5l o-t; the first two names on th' ,illeate are cralnpei while the las -'L-5 iS easy. which does not appear oI -r personal record; on the certificate -s \ n Albert is made with a smal
 which on the record It is a capital 'el ID writing the letters vary -t"ts very seldom vary; that is
 y-laFiiy that Is hard to get out of -7 enaracterlstics of the "Ws" are no
 sane; n one 1t Is continuous on t,
 while m the other it stops; tn
 -7IaI Character of the writing IS, tha
 are made oy two different persons
 ne MeN ey signature one is writer -4-eS AeNey and the ether "Jame - ,.'e e!' and that mistake never occur hla,
 O3.. SIlr. recalled-I recog nize all c
 .ien Aen except Mr. NcHenry; he is no ,. -T T employ ot the company; Sind -. 2 ipeAn lS not, Evans is, Barker
 ', Le i- oii on leave of absence; tn
 ,.. them all; 1 am a warm sur
 0. Ar. Paul; he was not suI
 ..'t by tAe railroad; he was SUI s,r U! me personally;I I gave ever
 '- A Chance to vote that wished to;
 .-.,. LlTart 0. Hale; he is all over th
 .' wherever his work calls hin
 z-,t hl'W where he IS now; M