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The St. Johns herald., 1886-08-26

WE WOULD like to ask the Jail Commissioners two or three ques- tions. since they have invited a con troversy, but we have neither the training or disposition to do it in the spirit and language of that re- markable transmittal letter. Uni versal talk says, that q member of your Board was the real party in interest upon the jail contract, and that said contract was rendered to the Commissioners in the name of ". B. Leonard because the Board could not act upon bid made in the name of one of their number that your Board, therefore, virtually voted upon contract bid made in the interest, and for the benefit of a Jail Commissioner. That the said nominal contractor, when his bid was accepted, immediately de- livered the contract over to your Treasurer, for whom it was origi- nally intended.
 That said sum of $S,000, con tract price, was never paid into the hands of ". B. Leonard, the con- tractor. It is said that the plans and specifications have been lost, and cannot bc produced. The jail has never been delivered to the county, or any official steps taken to accept it. Are these facts true? No body accuses you of any thing, but the people wish to know all about if. You say 10 the Governor he has been grossly imposed" on, and yourselves "maligned and mis- represented. Pray tell us in what respect? No one has done more than ask for a report from you, and the Governor has only been asked whether or not you should make a report, and to whom you were off cially responsible, himself, the county or both. Every thing may yet be satisfactory, if you can make the explanations wanted.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-08-26

4 DISPATCH from Nogales of the 2lst instant says news has just reached here that while negotiations were pending between the Mexican authorities and Geronimo, near Arispe, the Mexicans quietly sur rounded the Indians, anu now have them where there is no possibility of escape. Geronimo has been mo- tified that the only terms will be unconditional surrender. Captain Lawton has been notified, And. is now moving towards Arispe.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-08-26
ton, and gratifying encouragement from many sources.

Oy THE 18th of August the Gin cinnati Enquirer chartered a spe- cial train on the Cincinnati, Ham, ilton and Dayton Railroad in order that the delegates to the Demo- cratic Convention assembled at Toledo, might receive its mammoth daily at the breakfast table. The distance, POP miles, was made in three hours and forty-seven min- utes, almost sixty miles an hour. This fact is illustrative of the vim and enterprise of the paper.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-08-26

DoS'T ilatter yourself that your report and letter disturbs the se- renity of our life or wellbeing. If you can stand it, we can, and shall not give it further attention or re- membrance. We have been told that it bctrays the worst possible judgment to fight game with $l GOO. in order to beat bank with Il $500 bank roll.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-08-26

THE Board of Supervisors called upon the Jail Commissioners for q report, and the open talk upon the streets of St. Johns, was that they did not intend to make one. One member of the Board publicly de-
 clared in the HERALD office that he intended to make a clipping of the law, and send that to the Supervi- sors for report. In view of these facts, we wrote letter, wholly lm- personal, stating the facts and status of the case, and asking what were the duties and responsibilities of the Commissioners. The answer of the Governor to those interrogato- ries has been published ill full. We desired to obtain an official state ment for the benefit of the Commits sioners, and for the information of the general public. The letter of Governor Zulick has accomplished the only result intended namely brought out report-such as 1t Is. The money of the people had been in the hands of these Commission CTS for a period of three years with out an accounting, and because public journal, in the interest of the people, asks for a showing the audacious questioner is called q mischief maker and busy body.' No charges were made, and no cor ruption intimated-but a simple request made in behalf of the peo- ple, that they should be shown how matters stood. If 1t be mischief making to ask that the people be made acquainted with the manner in which their money is being spent. the HERALD will continue in the
The St. Johns herald., 1886-08-26

WE HAVE never pretended to be a capitalist, few newspaper men ara, md 1t seems we are even denied possession of reputation. We fake pleasure in testifying that we have every reason to believe the Secretary, II. F. Banta, is 2 part owner in cotton umbrella, a few paeks of monte cards. and Q spicy reputation. We merely make this statement that all may know he is a property holder, and feels an in- tercst in other people owning and spending dollars.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-08-26

The Critic speaks "of the tax Payer's right to interrogate their selyants-the officials of the coun- ty." This is unquestionably true, it is the right of the Critic, or any other citizen of Apache county to question the ways and dolngs of the Supervisors, and every other official whom they place in power or position. At the same time we deny the right. personal or other wise, for one citizen to make an ex parte statement of the acts of an- other, and upon the basis of per sonal prejudice, ill-will or even
 opinion, denounce such persons as thieves. peJurers, suborned cliques, faithless. treacherous. dishonest and corrupt officials and knaves, etc, etc. Such statements are nec- essarily warped, prejudiced and one sided, and partake more of the na- ture of libellous utterances than a desire to subserve the public good. This is more particularly true of a public journal. In the first place a publication intended for the in formation and approval ot all bet ter classes of the community should be impersonal in it's life and deal ings-bury self in the higher pro- position of public service, and drop from it's hands as an object of re- morse the gall-tipped pen, which passion offers as an inst;1meug If vengeance. If wrong exists or an ofense has been committed calmly and dispassi onately call a5- tention to the same and point u out, if necessary, in detail. Show up carelessness, neglect or crimi- nality in office, without other com ment than is necessary to properly fix and define the offense commit ted, and then leave the people and  properly constituted authorities to name the crime and the criminal, and to affix the punishment. ln- vective and hard names are always the offspring of spite and ill-will, and no man, we care not who he IS, uses them while in the prudent, conscientious, faithful effort to cor rect wrongs and abuses. The peo- pie will soon discover whether a journal is honestly trying to dis charge disagreeable duty, or mere ly using type and press to further ends born ot self and passion. If the utterances of paper are con
The St. Johns herald., 1886-08-26

BARNEY MARTIN, with his wife and two children, of Weaver, Ari- zona, started on July 20th, for Erie, Pa, for a visit. Not being heard from a search was instituted re- sulting in finding the charred re- mains of the entire family between the Vulture mine and Phoenix. Martin was known to have four thousand dollars with him, realized from the sale of his ranch. He was waylaid by robbers, the entire fam fly murdered and the remains burn cl to cover the crime.-Star.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-08-26

THE Critic as usual tells half story, and tries to injure by intima- ton, when it can find nothing else to serve its purpose. Don't fret, the only violation of law you are liable to be guilty of is one of those peculiar offenses which are com Initted when no witnesses are sup posed to be present, and in which the only danger is detection.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-08-26

SIX OF the Chicago anarchists have been convicted of murder in the first degree, the penalty ofwhich is death, and one received q verdict of fifteen years in the penitentiary. It is to be hoped this will give a wholesome check to an organiza- ton which advocates q subversion of all forms of law.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-08-26
that tine point would come up again in the question of indemnity, which
 he thought would have to be paid.

he thought would have to be paid. 
 AN Fl Paso dispatch to the Albu- querque Journal dated 23d instant says 4. K. Cutting, the man who has so nearly plunged in war two Ineighboring republics, has been re- leased. At II 80 o'clock Mir. Cut ting was taken once more before |, Judge Castenadas, where the off cial minutes of the Chihuahua Su- preme Court, which had arrived in this mornings Mexican mail, were read to him, which recited the de cree releasing him from further cus- tody. The decision of the court is based entirely upon the fact that Medina, the offended party, had waived his right to civil suit for damages, the court holding that this ended the proceedings of the State.
 When asked by the Court what he had to say, he replied;
 "As long as 1 am not further de- tained as a prisoner, I accept my liberty, and request that copy of the decree of the Supreme Cout be given me for my future use."
 This the court consented to-in Spanish.
 Judge Castenada sent a copy of the decree to MT. Provincio, the mayor, who sent back word that in person he would give Cutting his liberty, accompanied with some wholesome advice.
 Cutting with his friends took up the line of march, and was at once taken towards the calle principal. AS they passed out of the double doored entrance to the carcel, "the bastile on the Rio Grande," Cutting remarked to one of his fellow pris- oners, jokingly, "The next time 1 enter the place l nope 1 will have a good lot of American guns with me, and then the Mexicans will sing a different tune to what they do now"
 This was picked up by some sharp-eared bystanders, and anger at the expression soon found vent. At the corner of the street. where the street cars pass that go to Fl Paso, Cutting and his friends step ped into a saloon to wait for the next car, and Mayor Provincio and Interpreter Danton came in. Cut ting took occasion to say, with q finger scornfully raised:
 II will meet the five principals in this matter later"
 This was said in an impressive manner just as man might say |:
 "When 1 get you alone. We will have this thing out"
 The Mayor and Danton instantly cried out: This is new offense." ," Several of the Mexicans stepped toward him, but the car having op- portunely arrived, Cuttings Amer ican friends closed in around him, and hurrying him to the car, he was as rapidly as the time table would allow driven across the border.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-08-26
WE HAVE never stopped to abuse

WE HAVE never stopped to abuse officials. That is an indecorum we have never been guilty of. We try to state facts plainly as they ex- ist. and after so giving them to the public, it remains with that final tribunal of our body polite 10 pro- nounce judgment. 'Tis the people we are trying to serve, and it is our duty and our rightto give into their hands all things as we find them. We have assurances of apprecia-
The St. Johns herald., 1886-08-26

THIRTEEN days work, $155. All most twelve dollars per day. Gen erous hearted Commissioners to give the county almost one days work of one man.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-08-26

JEROME B. COLLINS was shot and killed by Ben Williams, cattle man of Arivaipa Canon, on Sun day, the 18th, at Fort Thomas. The cause which led.to the trouble is not definitely stated.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-08-26
STAGE CONNECTIONS.

STAGE CONNECTIONS. Via Laguna to the Indian village of Acona, Ie miles.
 Via wingate to Fort Wingaie. miles: Zuni. U miles.
 Via Manuelito to Font Defiance (Navajo AgeR-- cyl 25 miles; Canon de Chelle, 65 miles; Keans Canon, 90 niles
 Via Navajo trl-Weekly stages to, St. Johns A l1iies: SprlngerviIIe S5 usiles.
 Via H0lbrOnk, tri-weekly stages to Fort pache 95mileS; snow Low, 50 miles; Taylor. s miles. Moqu Indian villages (no regular sIage) go miles Via WinSlow, to Brigham City and Sunset. Via Ash Fork, daily stages to Prescott and Whipple Barracks 54 miles; daily stages from Prescott tu Phoenix, and tri-Eeekly stages froM Prescott to Fort Verde.
 Via Peach Springs to the Grand Canon of the Colorado, lo miles
 Via kingman, daily stages to Stockton Hill, 10 miles; Mineral Park, l6 miles; CeThat, l4 miles Via Yucca tri-weekly stage to Signal, 4U miles Via The Needles steamer to Yuma, Colorado river agency, Fort Mohave. N0hAve City, Hardy vile, aIizOna, and Fl borsdO canon. Nevada.
 ". 4. 8iSSELl, Q. B. ROBINSON, Gen1 Passenger Agt. Gen1. Manager, Albuquerque. x. M.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-08-26
2IOO REWARD.

The undersigned will pay the above reward tc any person or persons who will denounce and prosecute to a conviction, any party or parties (except our own employes), for driving. killing or otherwise handling our stock.
 Our cattle are branded on the left hip as shown above, with split in loii ear; our horses have the same brand on left shoulder
 HUNINti X COOLEY,
 Show Low. Arizona.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-08-26

S.. Johne. Thuraday, August 26
The St. Johns herald., 1886-08-26

 Through tickets to all principle cities east and, west on sale at the following stations: Holbrook, Minslow, Flagstaff Peach SpzAngs, kingman, Prescott, The Needles, Daggett, AohaVs
 and Akbuoueroue
The St. Johns herald., 1886-08-26

+Stop for re1is Trains on New Mexico Line arc run oE ".-cG ltaln Time
 G. F and r. Agent. fopsrs. Ks.s. VIM. C. NIXON,
 Agent, AtbuqGerQue. '. N
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-07
o. Isaeresa 10 l.sllScs.

~ IneeresG 20 lsAlrs.
Ths nss ts~ssmspt tor ladies' di
ssase@ discovsrsd By DR.. Nary A.
Grswg. ths distinguished EngiisL
Physieisn and nurse, vhssh hss ~
vaiutDnixed tbs entire mols of tfsss-
Ing thess complaipts In Esgiasd b
DOW being introduced into ths q. g.
under . fsis and navel plan
Huihcisbt Of thsa Fsmsdy tor oss
mosths trial tFsatnsnt 10 ssnt fsss
10 svssy Lady Who u sa6ssinS fom
an. disease common 10 ths ssx who
sends hsr address and u 81 damp.
fos exrenss, charges, sto.
II il positive cure for any form
Of female dissass snd The Tree trial
package is many times SUFFICIENT TO
effect Q permanent cure. Full dirsc-
tiops accompany The package (which
10 put op IN plsin wrspp~r), also
Price list tor futsrs reference. Nc
trial packages win BE- sent after Oct.
lst, 1883. Address, GRKoo RE,npS
OonpASY. PAIxYRA. N. Y. 3-1y
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-07
yslgzE '.

This Issue Of oar paper 10 the frat
OF Q nsw volume. For .four years
ths Mum hes bssn rsgulasly issued
with . stssdily iDcrsssins sirculstion
which 10 hsys tsksn - N asuSanoe
thst our s6crts TO pdssss the public
and 70 give Il . jsarnsi worthy OF
paisonags hsvs not besn mads in
vsin. We thank our many patrons
for thsis hind support IN ths pest,
ssd % bslisss that. With oor m
sssassd fsaihtss.snd ~ sdssstsses
which vs viii hsvs in The Ssy Of OBJ
tsinisg sasl,srDsws wbsn rssscvsd
to KisgDap. wtsss Ne viii bsvs
both railroad and tslsgrsphic com
mnn,cstion. We Win b abls 10 fur
nish thsn . better apspsr. snd co
large our usefulness 10 tbs general
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-07
Election Day.

The election at the Park, and ~
far ss heard from in every other pre-
cinct of the county, passed o6 quietly
The vote for county officers indicates
that bat little partisan feeling enter
cd INTO the contest. The votert
selected their own nsu, and each
scratched the ticksts 70 suit bis OVID
convictions or vishss. That this IL
30, snd thst men we're not inhusnced
BY any impeoper msass il pls,ni3
shown BY the want Of uniformity 10
the tickets votsd. -, in this, the pre-
oines esst,Dg the largest vote. scarce
ly two Of the tickets srs ajiks. The
only sxcsption 10 this being . vsry
few straight tickets on sssb sids.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-07
DRESS REFORM FOR LADIES

Onr new book, just ont. entitled.
.'DRrss Rsyoas ron LapIss,r With
elegant wood engraving sud Bio
grsphy Of woarH, TEE Krxo on FAsH.
TON, PARIS; sent FREE TO Ladies
onlyl on receipt Of I Goats in stamps
to pay posaass. "a
We also want lady agents for our
CrLxsaATKD MADAME DSAs's SrrxAL
SUPPORTING Caxsxrs. No experience
required. Four orders per day give
the agent $50 monthly. Our agents
report from four to twenty sales dai.
ly. Seod at once for tsrms aud fsli
particslars. N,Oo oulst free.
Lsww ScasrIs 4 Co., 900 Broad.
vay, New York, sunl-8m.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-07
R. 4. r.

The election il over. The peo pie
in the exercise OF their sovereigt tty
bsss decided whom they wish to
copduc. their bnsiness for the nett
two years. This being determined,
is,s the duty Of all good citissns.
defeated candidates included, to
quietly scquiesce and give rssdy
obedience to this expressed will.
And It 10 wise to do 80, becauss the
people will not be cheated OF their
will. not embarrassed IN its being
carried ont. m
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-07

The election wh,ch bss just ended
has demonstrated thst the repubh
can party has 3 good working Ds
Jointly in Mobsye county. II the re
publ,csps adbadcopfidence enougt
in themselves ihey could have carriec
their whole ticket without an,
trouble. As it ~ We iasy we'll b.
satisfied with tberesuit.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-07

His proposed ioInsks the MoLsve
M,nar tho lealias s,pasl,csn paper
Of northern Arizona. il not Of the
whole territory.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-07

TIE rsssl 1 ~ tissa.l a. oi shes ,Ssssr1
err states slows ,bat tina pa.,cy q
the p-eseot administration isges-
er~lly eODd~ms~d. 4
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-07

Cahscrsis sose rspabaicaa b :
nsiesity Of SO0o ssd upwards in
spite Of the dsspsrsts s6orts Of the
sdministrssion and III army Of odics;
holders.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-07
News Of tho Week.
GENERAL NEWS or lNTERKs1
INCUNDKN6ED rORn.

4 uA,as naa and . CAiaasss wsss
sssesd IN British Celanhas iss
murdss.
Iamss MsHsls ~ shot sear tinsa
sisha rae NJ AarA sssplss ss1
PssslunA.
4 wousn vas stsoak asah rsesatly
. Pstsisma b . trivial donsslls
aesidsni. sS
Pnses CSass, hAlf-bsolhss AZ Kia9
Milan. u > sssdidsas fss NE BAL
garisn thross.
4 Rassiaa Nshih~s sow q Bernie
deelsrsa shsi Count ksasssn vss ses
Killed b. the Csas. and thsa b. saLl
lives.
J. n. Foley, = miner living psas
FurskM New. was blown 70 dsath b.
giant powder Friday night.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-07

a fraudulent scbsme hss been dis
covered nj Lps Assgsles 10 which
nearly 30 Dsmocsasls votes " ~ to
be ii,egslly east.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-07

Reports hon The saatsr0 states
show large rspublicsn gains svsry
who're. especially 10 Ohio, Psnnsylva
pis and Indiana.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-07

The Chinese sre cAnsiDg much
trouble 10 Tonqnin. N.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-07

We propose to kssp this paper The
stsnght on, Ast footed and snco@
pseniasg szponsat Of the rspabli-
can party oe nosthsrn Arisons fsoA
this tims forth.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-07
TlHHU.I.9.

Csyss:: e. z; .:, - T.1s nc.i,s e oss:i.sa s.
Ofnes sttspdsd - fpr MODERATE fREs.
Our of1ss 70 op1tpits the u. q. PAtsnt
OAloe, and - e61 ebtain Patents In lsss
tire than shast !sf.ots from WASHING:
ss.d MODEL on DRAWING, ws nd,
vise - 70 pAtsutsbiiity free Of charge, and
vs mako NO CHARGE UNLESS VIZ Oh.
TAIN A PATENT.
We refer here to the Postfaastsr. The
Supt. Of Monsy Order Div, and 70 of3cials
Of the y. y. Patent Once. For circal.r,
snta IN yeur esu State OF County. wrise to
y. 4 1npW = CQ..
Opposias PSssat QDss, Wsekinatsn, Do.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-07

TIE thsss democratic Ssasdidstss.
vAs wsss IogtunsAs ssosgh tosseuss
thsiS election, hsvs only does % By
The skis Of thsir tssth. and certainly
sansst hrag aboot thsir nsjOsity q,
tsr the election, however mach they
miaht have dooe % bafoes.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-07
UHI Ofor working psopsss ssnd 10 sss
I'LL nIfI pOseaes. and We Will mall goa

SsrR : roysi. .vsiuabie sample bon
Of goods thsk Will put Won IN the way Of
making more money Ia few days than
you sves Thought pcssibie nj any businsss.
and work In spafs time only. " ali the time.
Al Of both ssxes, Of all a6ss grsndiy 600.
csssful; 10 cents % - earned every evening.
Thai all who want 10 work may test tbe
b,isiness. We make this unparalleled oNsr,
To all Who are not well s~tisfSd ws will
ssnd VI 70 pay fafthe ty0ubls of writing ~.
fuli psytioAlara, directions. sto.. seus Tree.
Iminsnss ray Absotutsly sure for all Who
stan az once. Don't delay. Addsess Srm.
sou Co.. Portland, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-07
the HARTSFElD
PCRTABIE
SMELLING FURNACE.

This portable Steel Water Jaskst 8unsltsr
invented by &. L. Hartsfsld. the sssnit Of
manv years Of practical observation and
experiment In Europe and Arsrica, 10 now
offered 70 the public a. the most complete,
darsbie and succeasful furnace yet produc-
ID for tbs economical treatment Of low
grade ores. u h built entirely of quarter
ineh steel plates inside, and ops-fpuFth inch
boiler plseSa sutsids, and has ID fheap csst
Iron In ~ eonstrsotion. Ia uaads In sra,
itious for Transportation and requires En
briskwofk for fo1ndasion. The sizes range
from ons 10 fifty TINS and are guaranteed
70 stand tbs severe tests Of mining camps.
kny ems that rnn above seven ounces sii-
ser per Ton mayh b readily GsupaeA, NJ ths
most refractory ores, viii II ~ esnt. Lad,
With the Haxtsfsld process ~ gu1 like
butter and separate kks oil and water.
This fsrnass Requires no no moro care
or sttsntioa thaa sa ordinary steam bpiisr,
sRd ssA b yuh - bsog and With - iittle
s0es al hne ~ SEpssae foS yepairs. tnli
infornatios viz y fsssishs6 ~ ths
8astskSiA 1cgtshls snsihxs
Yasaasslk xiaiag osnyasy.
P..e-Hox lls,
Nevs-s~ NEwPoRT, KY.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-07

The rspubl,csns cams pretty near
nsk,ng . clean scoop in shis couuty.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-07
Edissriai Notes.

England is dstsramned 10 maintain
osier IN Egypt.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-07
pidal Blame ,hs Ans.is.

Tho nss bai.y hd proved issslf ss-
pe~s~ssor af afs,traosdinary socsl poss,. |.
and hal sssrsi. d them much ~ Ioa
ny's annoysnca
Ons dsy hs sd 10 biz motASr
Ma. l.tsie bsothsr cainsfrom ii~~, nj
disBn't hef''
.sYes. dcar."
Jehnny WIS siisns Ter ssae sime. a.,
thsn 10 vent on.
.'SAy. mA"
sswhas b h. JoAaays''
Il don't blame ths angels Iog h
Iag him, - ysar AfvnAsas TSuss
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-07

In shs dss&A u Wu. n. Kridss
Miasssl Pssk has lost ees oi IL bsst
sihssos ssd most suasspusas hasi.
ssa nsa, Wills NJ peopas Of The
whole eoansy Win nousa his juss.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-07

Oviag 10 the siaknsss Of oss of
our eoppositoss dussns ths past
wssk vs srs coopslled 70 90 10
prsss with sboat ons--hajf Cur usssl
amoost Of rsadirg msttsr.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-07
~. ss,ss !. euass,..a..

TAs tposa n~nAw q fsui1 trees 10
California = ss1tna6s1 - 9eee. go. III.
vidsd - fsaasvss Ay,lA a.No. 90
p~sch, i.eee. 80; psas, ~ 80; PLAN ami
.r,n-. soo. - eAssyy. %oAeee; arrica
Uo. 900; osaaWA t6oAeoe lime ass
l-nwu. So - essos vins N hearing
yndisiou. Meo asssA--Nsw York
Axrfst JcsssnAk
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-07

Rassis n believed 70 bc preparing
70 occupy Bulgaria.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-07

1hs os1giaal naaaiag q the ~,.r
Hxlifsx b ~ hais. q Cslfax hlsG;s As,.
af Tsisfsx blsu<s h<is.
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