Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28

. other place m the world E-s -,-.-- . tive of that consideration. Cs men, C.
 this community living her. y.- l .l
 see the law enforced and Te.r.. ...,.5 70
 cGrlty prevail for our 0r-. .a-.----.-- And tru-- that each o... o, .,',, fully realize ih- importance .f ,.-- ''.!
 ing Into tae Jlrg room aIr1 ts.-a H'-
 Now, geutieuga. t1c t!is-r!.-.-. .'.
 forms me thas ha has some u.-,..
 to bring before yOu. Taese c...- --r..-l.s
 many c-Hles Of felony. and ,.-
 RTaII JOdrsgiT-s ot tL- s-scI .I ..n.--..
 of the distli.s attorney as tl tb.......-.'e I-knOC!edce acquired ty l-Ll r.,-.
 tending before the Cluulttlr 2, '
 trats and e.=5U here. He -.ss-r.-
 ney can come before yaJ vlie y.r .-' exGmining into eases, and. # r.-
 sIre, even eXa-uhluk tLo vIt1.--.. s..
 you. But during yuu- leii.. -..... WAI!o you are considering tlp -...-.-, submitted to y0u, he VIII ab.t.- ..-...,s
 from the grand jury room. l. j. .--. | exclusive p-oviIce . d-gi.e whales .. ! not Go Gnt an Ili;C ueEt. Lu.
 whether you should find an i4s...-,.-- | or not I5 th-~. r after a.I e. -- mory has been Edduc- . le..-. ..r.- you have cOn-lie. sd as ,e.l vi. --.- | be explanatory Co ths person a-.e..4 s
 what crlmisates hlln, you G5a ... -.- dence will warrant corv.c,l.- l.. . ! petIt Jury, you should iiud s. ..r.. meBt. You are an gcCu-Iu. 6u {. .-t.. k your dlty to determine wde-. ..
 facts vlIl justify sn indictment - -.
 As Co whether the accused IS ElIrv b.
 yCud reasonable dOua. OF ..- n question ls the province Ot tae q.-.- .,-.
 50, gentlemen, # in Uly case ,ea .r..y
 the interests Ut COOJ cit.zeu-.l. ..
 maud Shat any per-On su-u.L U.--.
 upon bis trial and that tb..r l- -.-.r'-. evidence to warrant bis c5uv,c.... 4,
 not hesitate but fearle-sIy GlJ - i-
 dictment.
 You meet in tim1 ot some 2 --...-
 excitement, when tha poIIt.,.. -..-..t
 t1e county are discussed l.. -.-
 than ordinarily. Do not perm, ..-. .r.-..
 that you nay take Go Jc .....-..-..-
 tho slightest degree by aIy -..
 partisan biss or prejudice. s- .-.s s-..
 almost lnpJrtancc tha. c.a... .-,.f ju-ics, and tte officers u5
 1h.uld not bo swayei by .a, ..--...a cuu-ider4tlous .n tEeIr CHc.a. -.-.
 ToU may neer'ps-gJl5 Uq.- .-
 who desire tO t.lA tJ yen u- -s..# natter. Hold no couv.r-at... .. them jG TgEG.l to matters ....-, If tLet desire io call yoU- lst .t.-- tue alleged commission ut s t-..-.. 8. 4. IS aa ordinary felony, T6fe- --.1 ;.t.
 district attorney, O: tO t-c c.u--.... magistrates.
 From motives Cs malice men .t-.- -ire to bring Gccu5stiOn5 g.-.-. t. grand jury, not daring to u-Ea a sa.-- complaint before A committing Ia..-- trate, but hoping tO shield them y-as Rcousers behind tas IurC-su1.. --t--- Oi a grand jury.
 Iu general let all oriEiua. -l. lions be before a cOmm.tJI-- u.-s.-.. on cCmpi8Iut sworn 10 by o.. -.t desiring to institute tte Vr.g...---- The magistrate has the tlmc f1 --t- the wltuessss t3E the pr0seeGr"u .. the defendant All these ua.5,r- ...- 'ltste tIue which the grani JlI. ....- reasonably be expected Go ts h'lr business. O. course, g..-..-r here may be peculiar ca Er nay. for example, know t.- 'er ,aln 'liru-c hes been comm --.c .. las been entirely OverloaEeI H- L. ICu taken upon lt by the Comm. - Gs.Is,rGt-i or yCU may know there a- 'ase of such pgcuIar nature ;lst ear corr-'- r,sIl- would hot cached oy ;u- cusL.-tlu-- ms s:s..s ... .t would a1 I-s -g.y Go -,1 Iuto the i--j-tu C. -lr- Case. Iu- CD not Ia. 9. poo. -iulllITy-. ..''al generally ur. cs7 tLsre ls some sound a. l sur=tauf ca-ou for SO l.luE. For c.utuIe-. .-. Ter our system ol laws, t.s comEIf. - gistrG.cs have c-.-cls.t tLtir jru5 ps tlo original se-,I-I-a-- ..ieust and D0 uu- Invade tl..- .s..- Dcl C1less -.I b-.. ,- lt -.,..s.. ' " tIsre IS ont one ul-r s---. shlcl presents lt-,lt tn r.-- b.-s-. Ou are G.I -v ..r, -all tJa.rls ile c. f the l--s ss-rou Gf tI1-ts--. l ... ' as passed, checking Very u- -.- he power of tle le-.is.a.U--, ni r.. ltoues o7cr lc,is.sfou, and .- 'trsr things, attempting '1 keep f.- .euteiues5 O. the Cluaty vIstl. crihed hIlts. Nov. sel,.--..r OuiOrmi.y wI-I the plTI. ut tlaf ..e Tres py cl-ve of Lr ac- IC conf -.-. - cur duty Hs good citizens ot Che. 10 not remain ID sessIon longer r..r iScha-Ec Of your duties reE-s.. lost Cf tLe counties ,i t.r l iates ot even larrer lu.v.f...- ur county grand jurles are C.. .... ot more than from three t1 f.- l >essiOn, And think t1a. [ the grand Jury oi our ceurr. .-..-. Fly can wisely be brOUgh, wI..l. .mIts.
 And right here let me make G.. .-- cal suggestion. T. I- yru- G. .... m Ee InJO tur coUiltiua of .. r luuty offices. Tui. llH.. .- To the reports yru s-. tr morally entrusted t0 comm .... .ink it would be well Or ..t. l1r committees GFpUIL.rl ta-.. yesIgst1Us that tlay L red curing the intervals ssion ut the grand jury elr reports, and wuru yaJ- npleteG l-s LaGo- Jlcr. zl. Tel delsy ID wrI-iuE Up tla z. ,rts.
 Now, gentlemen, JJ nos u- at de-Ire Co press ycu Il sugahons. Take all On. a.. Ink y0u ouSht .o taLa .- UT duty Co .l.s ar-us.i. s5I -.. 30 your du,, Co ;he col.:. . 
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