Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-20
to their dictates. They determined to

to bail in the sum of 4l6,00O. That one, Judge Bsrnes saw fit to reduce to $lO.OOO. Ten thousand dollars is . sufficient bail for almost sAy crime, the object oi bail being only to hold the prisoner. This did not suit, and thac act oi Judge Barnes was the sig4aI !or war, and war is. Ii the Jealous comUaIants, General MIaIi ana Narshal \ HheaIe ar. mol de-, r,I. e,i us he recoil oi their osn mp.4 i-. | consumed by the fire and iervor ui their imagina ions, hey deserve place. iu Ihe temple of fame
 After it WAS seen that Judg. Barnes intended to permit no interference with his judicial uncIions. these frogs in the slimy pool oi deceit attempted to coerce him They said, you must do as We say or We will remove you" The effect was uncanny, and the pro pounders of tbs are now seriously thinking of trying for higher and better life within the portal. of the penitentiary.
 The personAl affairs of Judge Barnes are of no interest. His qusrrels are nothing to me am not called to participate in either. But his conduct as judicial officer, not only is nay concern but that of every citizen of not only the jurisdiction. but the whole Territory.
 Judge Barnes has been an incum- bent of his present ofiee for four years. During that time his conduct, official and personal, so far as it i. possible to know, has been irreprosch- able. He is far and away above any judge in ability the, has ever been in Arizons.
 It vas with astonishment therefore, that, some weeks ago heard grsvely averred that Judge Barnes was cor rupt Surely there never vas more sturdy, healthy lie than that. A sinevy, tull-breasted, clean limbed, high stat ured lie; full head and shoulders above anything else on the plane of mendseity. Now I am an sdmirer of Q good liar. In fact may be regarded as pretty good average amateur falsi- fer if try right hard; but against the effulgent renown of these eminent professionals, my feeble ability shows like a splotch of ~hitswssh on . mud fence.
 The lies have not accomplished any thing more than to illustrate the mis- directed real of their authors, and aside from the felicity derived from setting them saoat it is hard to com prehend their being Following the inception of this islander, came other Notifications matching it in complex ion-extended tales of malefAction But a- nothing they said affected the com pirator., it is no wonder that no effect was visible on any one else Realizing this, they began systematic and extended series of Notifications. They endeavored to convince them selves They procured a grand juror rho was shrewd enough to make the balance of that body take an action for which they are now balancing their unworthy persons on the stool of repentance, and drinking out of the bitter cup of exposure They at- tempted 10 sit upon the judge, but 1t was with their pores all open, and they now sit upon poultices instead. They had s telegram sen: to the De- partment oi Justice, conceived in the same sp;H: with added implications strengthening and revising the original lie. There never has been seen such lying. It was a cloudbuYst of men dscity. Any person investigating the affair, however, will find that nobody