Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-03

that what We could no To he could do
 #, and We waited twq ys for Mr. Oury
 and the others, to n II in roll for
 us; did not know u do 1t; Mir. Oury
 told us whatever we not know what
 to do he would show what We could
 not do he would g is his ideas; we
 waited two days b We commenced
 to read the votes; men that were at
 the table were pres at the reading of
 the votes; MT. Oq hnd Mir. Charley
 Shlbell were pres md another man
 that don't know Oury was trying
 to see If what ws' done was in the
 roll, and he gave T ss how we should
 place m the bOOkAl ks there; Man
 uel Martinez read ltes and the
 others were waitin not read; no
 one assisted Nanue 1as sZ or Manuel
 CampOs 10 read; the ad by themselves.
 Alter the votes were read I took them
 to my house.
 I know Hilario Pacho, he came there
 while the voting was goIng on, when
 they called hIs sons name, he said he
 could vote for his son, and he voted for
 him; it was Mateo Pacho whom he
 voted, Mateo Pa was not there that
 day.
 l can write lr panlsh, that ls my
 writing (referins poll list) don't
 know Encarnacion Castillo, there were some voting that 1 did not know. I know n man who keeps saloon next tO
 Pacheco S Tapa's store who they ell Castia-I don't xnOw whether he keeps
 the saloon there or not. don't live
 here That man was not out there that day. l have lived m that neigLborhOOd four months. know some of the peO- pie there. I know Clemente Lopez. be voted; GratIso Soso voted there that day. 1 had no trouble with Placido
 Soso about the way he was voting for Sherilf-that Was his business. l know Guadalupe Martinez, he voted that day; Francisco Aungia voted also, Juan
 Martinez voted, Bruno Saina, Ignacio
 De Ia Cruz voted also. l know Juan Pedro Romero by sight. don't know whether he voted or not.
 Tomas Mungun was there and voted that day. He Is not Francisco Mum guia. He is a son of Jesus Mnnguia. | am sure that Tomas Munguia voted; he is about 22 or 23 years old. The Poll List IS m the hand writing of Manuel Martinez, IL was made the day of the voting. The ballot box was tied when the votes were placed inside-l put Il there myself. It was first taken of when we came to count the votes. Emilio CarrillO was present, when We were go- ing to fix the papers two days after the election, he was judge as We were one judge short. He was appointed when we were. l was appointed the day before elecuon; 1 was not present when the rest were appointed: l know they We're appointed because saw them at the table; Mir. Oury was not there a. the day of election; the first time Mir OuTy came there was two days after the election: l allowed HIlario PachO to vote for his son, be- cause l did not know but what II was according to law; the last two names on the poll list are m the hand writing Of the judge Manuel Martinez: they were written on the day of the date at the bottom; l saw him writing; I don't re- collect wheI. they were written on the poll list: Ramon Gigago had the great register at the time of tho voting; ! ion't know whether he made the entries or not be was tending the book: ! the entries in tie register are in lis ! hand writing.
 Great register, poll list a2d ballot l box offered m evidence.
 There were no Americans present on | he day of election; 1 don't know | any of the officers of election | could write English or DOt: did not | near them speak 1t.
 The vote was opened and counted, 1 m r. for Shaw and Q for Paul. !
 The name Of II. $. Searles appears on il of the tickets and he was not | with any on the tally lists and l ]. G. HilZinger was credited with II | totes, and they had been erased.
 NIiness-l don't know what became | 'f the original tally list-I had two, I | presented all that had here.
 There were two clerks there, I don't | .now what became of the original tally | lst-l have no papers m my possession | pertaining 10 that election; did Dot etaln a copy of the tally papers at that lection.
 | strung these ballots two days after lection, one by one; vas instructed Co tring them one hy one: | didn't know ow to d. IL; l put them on after the udges read them; l did not wait for hem all to be read, but put them on as '-h . WA" ANAAAs -AtaAAAANA tGAENAaAea ElfNa he ballots out of the box: Mr. OGry 1 or MT. Smbell, nor any Oi the Ameri- ans had anything to do with handling he votes, either before or after they ere taken out of the box; I was there 'hen the Americans came.
 Ramon Gal,ego, swuru-I lived at anque Verde on the day of the las. lection; l was one of the officers; MT. 'ury appointed me two days before the lection and l acted as clerk first when le election began; 1 could not write a. lst as l ought to, and Manuel Martinez rote instead of me; l don't recollec; | ov many had voted when 1 stopped, l IT l had wrote only two votes; they ere the last that voted; I wrote tEeIr ( imes the same day they voted; l know [ ncarnaclOn Castile; I don't know ! neither 1 know the other one or not: was there that day; | don't | , now whether Leonardo Ortega was ' Iere or not; l know Mateo Patcho; he | , d not vote; his name is down there, { cause his father came and voted and | Id he was responsible for the boy; 1 a low Juan Pedro Romero; he was there: C anuei Martinez wrote his name: the a Ime Romero on the poll lis. k in my q .ndwriting; I wrote 1t there the same Il y 1t happened; perhaps the person , ho commenced this writing omitted | e n'me and l finished 1t; the rest ol a e name IS the handwriting of Manuel V artrnez; l did not write 1t on the day l. T. Oury was there; I wrote 1t on O e day that the elect on wa- . Id, before the polls were closei; wrote the name after Romero voted, I ter the last names I saw that the sec d name was not there and then 'ote 1t. We had two Tally Lists l T mt know what become of the other n e. After the election they were put my possession and 1 locked them in < g trurk; two days after the election s, !. Oury came, and We four judges took ,r [ the papers Ar. Oury had told us ., at If We had trouble as VIC did not ! N Ow anything about law he would as n, { us; We took out the papers and he Y, V them and he saw that they were not tr good condition and We counted the n, les. Manuel Martinez took the les out of the box and f, re them to Charlie Kresham S
 interpreter, and he read them of. -, eing there was one judge wanting We I' 'lined to deliver the package: We had Nj have another judge; then came Emilio ,1