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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-03-28
MINING MATTERS.

Reports from Various Camps-Items OF
General Interest to Miners.
The latest quotations are; Silver 95B:
copper l4.50; lead 1892.
Wn. Pickett Of Quijotia. Arizona, was
in town this week en- route to Clifton Cd
mining business.
The Humboldt mining company re
eeived a carload Of coal from the Peacock
company at Cerrillos this week.
A. Apologize has built a fac road from
town to his mines near Lees peak. 1t is
one Of the straightest roads in this part Of
the country.
Captain Mike Kelly Of Clifton is going
to Aravaipa to take charge Of the Aravai-
pc mining eompany's properties, under
DR.. Trippell.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-03-28
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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-03-28
THE WESTERN LIBERAL.

LoRDsBURu, N. NJ. March "a, 1890.
John II. Gmett, Silver City.
sm.-In answer to yours of the 10Th.
received my information In regard to the
action of the JURY in the case Of the peo-
pie vs.. Trivinio, ct al. from one Of the jury
men. He tells me that all the other jury
men, except yourself, hold the same opin-
ion as he does.
If you have any statement 90 make IN
regard to the jury | would be pleased TO
hear from you.
You say Il will be very likely to utter
view somebody" If you do interview
anybody | would be glad to have you m.
form me as to the result Of the intervieR &.
In other words, TO report it for me.
Respectfully,
DON. II. KEDzru
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-03-28

The other night n gentleman aud his
wife came in from the lower country. The
lady went to bed in the house Of one Of
her friends while the husband went down
town to see a man. During the evening
he dropped into a little game and also
dropped q few dollars. In the morning he
said to The dealer: Il won't ever pla, in
a game again where you are dealing.
More than forty times last night you sang
out, you are with the ace there, Mr.. d.,
what will you do?' and my wife heard you
every time, ard J can't square it Il ALL
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-03-28

d. II. X eddie has been appointed agen
Of the celebrated Inman steamship line
and can sell You a ticket to go 10 Europe
or one to bring any Of your friends over
from Europe. He can also transfer money
for you to any point iE Europe. If You
want TO 20 home or to send after a friend,
"a family or p sweetheart. or n YOU wish 10
send some money to the old folks at HONE
call or ksdz.s and ne will Ok sou out in
good shape.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-03-28

Mcs. Winslow's soothing syrup. for
children teething, Is thr prescription Of oIr
Of the best female nurses and phy-iCians
ii the United States, and has been USE,
for fo-ty years with never failing spccess
by millions Of mothers for their children.
During tba process Of tseihing its value is
~incalculable. IL relieves the children fro;p
pain, cures dysentery aud diarrhoea, grip
ing in the bowels and wind collie. By Civ
ing health to the child it rests tho moibor.
Price 25o. a bottle.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-03-28
SOM CORRESPONDENCE.
GILLETT & SON,
STABLE AND FANCY GROCERIES.

STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES.
SILVER CRY, n. H.. March 10, 1890.
Don: H.. Kedzie, Lordsburg, n. NJ.
DEAR SfR-WIll you be kind enough
to give me the name OF the person who
gave you the information as to the Jury in
case Of Trvinio, Hernaudes and Orlcga,
from which you take the liberty of bring
ing my name into your paper Of the l4th.
would be pleased to give you tie true
facts OF same. insist on an answer from
you or will be very likely to interview
somebody. Yours, very respectfully.
JohE II. GLLETT.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-03-28

OUE
FOR
1890
1880

Some people ogree With Tua Sun 9 orin-
ions about men and th,ugs. md some people
don't; but everybody nke4 10 get hold OF the
newspaper which is meyer dull aad never
sfraid to speak its niad.
Democrats know thotfor twenty vears
TaE SUx has fought in the icoat line for
Democratic principles. uever wayering Or
weakening IN its loyalty to the true later
e,ts Of the party It serves with fearless lit
te.ligcuce and disipterysicd vgor. AT
times opinions have differed as to the best
means Of accomplishing the common pur-
poe,; it is not TIKI Suns fault If it has
seen further into the millstoae,
Eighteen hundred and ninety is the year
that will probably determine the result Of
the Presidential election Of 1892, and per
haps the fortunes Of the Democracy for the
rest of the century. victory in 1892 is a
duty and The beginning of 1890 is the
best limo TO start out in company with
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Address THE SUN, New York.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-03-28

GEoReR H. KELLEY, formerly Of tho
Clifton Clarion. bas purchased the CON
trolling interest in the Solomonville Boil
letin, and will IKE possession Of the paper
on tbcl6rst Of The month. KELLEY is one O.
the brightest newspaper ueu in the tern
tory and will wake mp the valley.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-03-28

For rheumatism there is nothing better
than Chamberlain Pain Balm. The
prompt relief which it affords is alone
worth many times its cost, which is but
fifty cents per bottle. Many very bad
cases haye been permanently cured by it,.
For sale at Eagle drug store.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-03-28

Kid LewlA. who wa, to bee tried ,his
week at las Cruces, won't be acquitted
without a struggle. p. Debricb, better
known rs Dutchy, Daptured AL Sparks at
Clifton and Fatty Michaels at Bisbee and
took them to Las Cruces. These two men
were two Of the most important witnesses
against Lewis, aud it is alleged they had
been induced TO leave the territory.
Lewis will probably 20 free, however, as
the iurymen are mostly Mexicans.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-03-28

JAKE KuRAIN. who was sentenced to
two months imprisonment in Mississippi
for fighting Sullivan, is spending the time
with Chas. Rich Of Riehburg, who has
bought him under the prison contract law.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-03-28

Fortify Your System agtinit disease,
with Wrights Compound SyruD Of Sar-
saparilla. Cleanses and enhchss the
blood and gives a new iupeiks to hle.
Sold ~ Eanle drive storn.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-03-28

Fx.U. s. Marshal Meade and wife, ar
vived in Tombstone to-day and will re-
side here permanently. Mr.. Meade has
valuable mining interests here that will
occupy his attention -Prospector. The
Tucson Citizen announces that Mr..
Meade's accounts with the government
we're all square, something unusual in
Arizona.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-03-28
Subscription Prices

The Blair education hill, which has
been before the senate for years was
voted on the other day aud beaten by a
minority Of So.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-03-28

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL. FORAGE AND
j STRAW-Headquartors Departmental
Arizona, Odioe of the Chief Quurterlu2ster,
Los Angeles, California, March - l6sd.-
Sealed proposals viii be received at this office,
and at the gficea Of the Quartormasters ut
ouch of the stations below named, until II
O'Clock "a. m, on Tuesday, April ~, 1880, ana
oponed Immediately thereafter in the pres
enee OF bidders, for the furnishing and doliv-
cry of fuel, forage and straw, during She rs
cal year ending June 80, 1891, at military sta
tons in the Department Of Arizona, as fol-
l~Ows:-FOrts Apache. Bowie, Grant, Huachu-
ca, Lowell, Motive, Thomas and Verde, and
San Carlos, Whipple Barracks and Tucson,
Arizona Territory. Los Angeles aud san Dl-
ego Barracks, California, and Forts Bayard,
Stanton. Union and Wtngate. ana Santa Fc,
New Mexico, Preference given to articles OF
domestic production and manufacture, con-
ditiOns Of price and quality being equal, and
such preference given TO articles OF Ameri-
cuu production and manufacture produced On
the Pacific Coast 20 iho oXtcnt of the CON
sumption required by the public service
there, Proposals for either class Of supplies
mentioned or for quantities less than the
whole required, or for delivery OF the sup
plies az point other than those above named
will be entertained, Specifications, general IN
structiOns 10 bidders and blank forms of pro-
pOsnl will be furnished on application to This
Office, or 10 tho QugrtcrElastors az any Of the
stations named above. A.. -. klMbAlL,
Quarternaster, q. 5. Army. Chief Quarter
mnEter'
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-03-28

PROPOSALS FOR ARMY T~RANsPORTA
4 TION. HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT.
OF ARIZONA, Office Chief Q~uarternlaster, Los
ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, March Ilth, l.9J.-
Sealed proposals win be received at this Of
fee untl II O'Clock, a. m, THURSDAY, April
II, 1890. and opened Immediately thereafter in
the presence eff bidders, for transportation,
by wagon, of military supplies during tho is
cal year ending Tune 20, 1891, on routes OF the
department OF Arizona Us fOlloWs:-llOUTE
Pacific. or Prescott and Arizona Central Rail-
road TO Fort Verde. Arizona Territory. ROUTE
No .-FrOm Phoenix, Arizona Territory, TO
Fort Mcdowell, Arizona Territory. ROUTE
No. 3.-From Bowie Station, Arizona Terri
tory TO Fort Bowie, Arizona Territory. ROUTE
No. 4-From Bowie station or Wilcox, Arilo-
ma Territory TO Fort Thomas, and San Carlos,
Arizona territory n from Fort Thomas to
San Carlos, Arizona Territory. ROUTE No.
b.-From Wilcox, Arizona Territory, 70 Fort
From HulhrOOk, Arizona Territory, to Fort
Apache, Arizona Territory. ROUTE No. L.
From Tucson. Arizona Territory, to Fort
Lowell, Arizona Territory. NOUTE No. S.
From HuHchuca EtptiOn, Arizona Territory,
to Fort Huachuca, Arizona Territory. ROCTE
No 0.-Ff1m any station on the AtchisOn. no
polka & Santa Fc raiiroad TO Fort stanton,
Nov Mexico. ROuTE No. lu.-FrCm VARIOUS,
New Mexico, to Fort Union, New Mexico.
ROUTE No. H-FrOm Miugato Station, New
Mexico, TO Fort Wincute, New Mexico.
ROUTE No. R.-From Silver City, New AeXi-
co 10 Fort Bayard, New Mexico. hOUTE No.
l3.-FrOm Railroad station at Santa Fe, New
Mexico. to Fort Marcy, New Mexico. epeci-
nCatlouE. general Instructions TO bidders aud
blank forms of proposal viii be furnished on
quGrtormaster at Tucson, Arizona Territory
or Santa Fe, New Mexico. a. s. KIM
BALL Quartermaeter L.. 5. A, Chief Quarter
master.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-03-28

r. !. sTOLLAR.
By his Attorneys Roberts s. Leahy,
Vi. Plaintiff. tt3.hJ.
JOHN BOUCHER,
Defendant
In the Justice Court Precinct No. 70. The
said defendant, J0hn Boucher, Is hereby noti-
ied that suit In nseumpslt by attachment has
been commenced against him I'm the justice
court, precinct No 20. Grant county, New
Moxico. BY e. J. Stellar, by his attorneys In
fact. robert & Lcahy, for goods furnished
and delivered. aud that unless you enter ap-
ponrance in said suit on or before the Thrift
eth day OF April. 1eD0, judgement therein viii
be rendered aRninat you. BENZ. TITUS,
Justice Of the Peace, Precinct No. 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16

4 resolution o.. ed the Board Of Aldermen y'S"r
day asking the Park Commissioner, To- put the DIG
block house In Central Ia.i IN repair and mount TWO
,inuon there to De- u-cd Tor firing salute "n proper
occasions. The Board also requested the i"Id 81
l. ftfnie to .ppropriatc 500 Tor the Memorial Day
service, Of the Grand Army - the Potomac. Inc
petition Il District Assembly 40. H. h. "l L. th''
~tu,,,.ant Park hc lept open until T. u "@' r.
frrcd to committee. NJ. iymn dd MS meat "''
viih hi, coal ~calprf, ordinance ON Ai' notion tue
&C. iuti,n ~, vitfdra,sn from the Mayor. Nobody
.nc.ird what hi. Iurpo-c Wa. bat Mr. Ills nm assumed
a wi g. oppression and .aid that he entertained rave
SUSPICION, Of II, con-ututonaiiy. Il hope not Dir
IRE. iGcnt. hope not bee aid. imrn-,N'N' ""' II
/ had upon further examination that my MEASURE u
really lu ,nuhi with the con, tltutioi OF the nii"d
rtnt.- hall cnd,,Nnr t. remodel 30 thar 'hrF, u"
arise np open rupture between tins Board an" '"'
Centralized Government. $500 ,,,o,
puilc hearing on the Application OF the lI.r'e'n.
Mott Haven aud Norii. Avenue railroad '"np'lN !"
Ia, trlrl. 300 the Annexed ii ri'i w1e hA'h i"I nv
- In The Common Council Chamber
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16

When senator Cahtor's hill io validate inc CON
tract between the city of New York ana III" hr""
va, Railroad. hN witch the latter received p'f"'''l'"
10 run it, ear. by cattle up IN me STATE ''""
on Monday nisht. senator ! d ''ii r'''ni - p''
tor, which hntcd that sensation world be- ''"'''
All tho fact, connected with the ccn'rlc were Known
and suggested that IT would De well 10 Investigate III"
hln further. The measure wa >'nt back J" ''
Judiciary Committee Colonel Daniel : Lamont
II the Hroifwav Railroad. aid yesterday '"'
bin is wholly In the interest 81 the city Il, rI''"o'
would not defeat Tho broadway cable ana we ''r'
nnthiny ,l,Dut IT, one way or another. y Z" the
story oi q private pay mcnt for the grant J.
non cnso. There i, nothing In connection WIN ''''
ma ter that dd not appear ~ The public pfo'c'"i'sH'
Mayor Grant and th't The legality Of inc con
tract had been questioned because notice of II h'u
un. h..u u,,ll he'd FIR Fifteen days. Tie aitorl-Ns
~ thr Iroidvay conpan, were satisfied that the con
,r,o wa, legal hut IL had been decided {" nave IN
r. duccd hi 10 validate the contract. 20 make as
suraucc doubiy shrc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16

From The independent Of April l..
We glad to d. able To- lay before readers thi,
week ID" returns from naJOrt of the Ic.,iorie "i
The PesD,tcria' church On res sion Of tc r-ip
OF Faith. nciHdus the rrc.hsterN 81 Flint ia Mlcn
not hnd 81 d. lAc Minute, ol the D'ncr.,l Assem-
ih, ulcr are ~ IA al. Vs. give t'i' vote 81 H.
that only cIghif .iN pr~b, now 4, h, hriid
from. me ictuin, If The ~ slow thit ihc, have
not voting ical, - Noi" against revision. the TOM
pre- Dytrrir- 81 Albany whch desire. a Ir. 'r,ed
negative vote thus Increasing II to fort, ianr. Forts
four one tlrd Of ~. consequently The Affirmative
But j. a two thfd- vote NECESSARY some contend
tina, Ii l., Others NV that only major, Of all the
Government rcquii,o majority Tor alterations ~ TIE
Constitution. a follow:
by the Assembly f. be- ct ttshch constitutional iul
shall be obligatory on tie chu'clc II shall hr nccr,-ai'
t. nit them To- all the prc-bScrc-. and 10 receive
IN" returns Of At least majority OF thcm III "fiiins
approving thereof
Constitution 81 the Presbyterian Church rcatinG O ms
mater 1t !, '9wcG norgycl ihai any ,'er,,en !"
The General Assem- Is VIII DE crninc the question
ard don It's IN accordance with pr c''rn'
The pre- b, tc.ic- ar not voting formally T. aih'n
the Confession. That question Ia, not been .nh
Iniitrd 10 them. They are simply cNpr.e inS thrI
.cniby a. - whether II is desirable f. am'nh tho
Confession. and a. 10 he extent 4" which fcvi-i"
Contest Of Faith. That must he dom. II III all
by another overture Suhiiii"i hN i'r ''rh"iii N>-'"
bly, The present vote Of the prc.bt 'rr- T. 81 - ~
value indlryne their dcsfc respecting revision
Whether tWntliTi- 81 them viii ASH for revision u"
one can positively predict. H.. htv-siy lr'ehytcrr
are vet /" be heard from II sixty Of tho vote
for revision thcr. viii hr a tvOthiris vote. The r.
inyns witch ca'ro In this week wcr" from ih' two
rrcsl,y~rc~. 90 ic-c hriy-.cven votcl anrfna'iv Is
and fncen negatively. II thc rcTaiung prc,hy
fc-.cs vote IN the ratio SHAH hayr tic eNif
votes needed 90 make mp the wo.thiids. nj 81 ti'
u,e.l, cre, to be heard from a dozen are I'm foreign
lands and Il is doubtful II many 81 them ~ fO-
revision.
one thing l. clear. whntrvrr bc ~" decision 20
to The question Of majority or twOfhiId~ that th'
Pro trriaa Church. -rutcd nv it- p.c-'N
tr,lc~ i, not -aiisHcd with II, Stapdarls thew are.
n desires that lis Cnnfc sion hr amended sonnet nf
muet be done. FNaot'v what viii ic dor" j, nW
clear. II max bc rrv- on IL may b" short new
creed sooner or later II will De- one o. iho oiho?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16

c7 So ci 81 $685. % os ~ os los, 1856 os- eO'
So- si 5gG BE- a'S ~ $685. 49, 575. io5'.
supreme Court chcu-par. $50 calendar until April
q.
supreme cem-chcui,- H. Eeior. L..wr.pce IL
9cso, iia3, 300. Sj5- ii-o la5s.
NO., ' lG5 is S' =. s T' "a a4a a5 g. 9ie "A
100. lcl,: lGoi 1913. l6, iej. 49,. l,'. loo iG"
supreme Court Circuit, i',r' Befrr- Patterson. J.
a. o. Ety1oM VI Ionic. \',n r' NJ 81 a
Sioa. and Thcna W : M'aa,' ,n IT, 10. w.. monrt Hoi
solomon Adler. Thomas Mattn. " j. Coacn aud J." T.
sunefor Court -~acca. r.,ni-B eforr rruaN Nos.
a. IL. 81. % o. -. 80. Il.
yo S'pl5o1 e os a g, III, n nuf 5S5 d.
superior Cour rih Ierm-Psre III AID Had burned
Common 'ieas-Npecia Tom Before Allen NO 3.
C'mmo, Plea Egri,' feria-S'ior" i''remore { J.
no, ~ r. -. 20. -. d., ,.,o.o na,x
Nos. aes, 10 -. 1000 elo iet2 1875 sci 1923.
Common rl's.-Iisi Toni~rlri Ir-AaJourned until
cN count p r'rm- Rfore, Gic,. rich; Mutations
No. ~. ~, ~. ,9i, al 81 '9a 100 $50 So 49,
city ni-irai rcr Part II before Van WI J.
eNo-. g.. .o' ol2 1,' 'id 3sI. 49, SO S"l' SO
az court riiai l~r.n-P,,' II1--ne'o-. Fitz-imons
J. No. ~ Sd "a. l1il. 9o 500. sol. s'c. s91 $50
tlt, toeG rfa icn-r'r' ~ BEFORE NrAdam G.. }.
cor-. y o,,r ani T~rrir.- BHa. Andrews. J.. and
,Our. TEN I'D "o.-iog-. fa : Il 70, Cowinr !
and A,si..an' T. ..i.,-A"o.n.' Mac ra sos ! 20 20
court o. aeneral Session., pal' iI-lsfo-e sry,h r.
Az Assistant District ATONE ba'l--N'' 20 ~ III
CON O, General $ s-loo--r., ~ Rotor MARITIME J.
and Assistant pi@rtc'Ao'n'y j','nc-N Sos to g. nc"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
sms rn,r HIS mlre OR nrR nolnprR SHOT aIM

Paul VIttc A German pOricr. WAl shot through Inc
neck Yesterday in his home on the top moor "i the
tenement hon-c SO -, East Icnth -. lie was SELL
10 Bellevue Hospital seriously wounded anu ms VIC
Harriet and Philip Grnhcr we're locked up on suspicion
AT the Fiah Il. police station. 'uibrr j. painter
ont 81 work. and Ia, had been boarding Win the
Wutc. lately Nittc told the police that h. suspected
an intimacy between hii wife and the boarder and
Yesterday he declared that Gruhcr must leave me
house lie ga. looking out II "a window and his VIE
wa. talking with Grocr in the room when the Sh"t
WA, fired and he fell on the floor wife SAID ne
was suro thai either Grnbcr or Mr.. Wic ,h"' nm,
They Luth denied the shooting ana sand NIltt must
L.Xc shot himself They were talking together anu
were not looking AT Wntc when the shot Wa hrr ,
they said The pistol WAS fonnd on a tahle IN mo
room As the bullet struck Wtc In the back OF tho
neck and came out Of his mouth tho police coGld NOT
bclioyc that he had shot himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
i. /. GODKTN ARRESTED.
CHARGED WITH LIBEL BY PETER MITCHELL
WHAT THE COMPLAINT SAYS.

WHAT THE COMPLAINT SAYS.
F.. L. Godkin was arrested yesterday morning 10y
Court Officer Connolly On warrant charging him
with criminal libel issued by Justice White. on the
complaint Of Peter Mitchell The article alleged -
be nbeliou, Published IN The Evening POST on
April :"
NJ; Goi1in Wa arrai-ncd in jefferson Market Court
ana va, rc ,,cd on $500 bail examination Horace
White. OF No 81 Eat Fifiy Eth st.. gave bail Follow
ing Is NJ. Mtchr~ compilut against John Dos.
ala, Larry GodA.n~:
Peter Mitchell bong duly sworn depo,es and says
lhat n j. an attorney and cDnnscorat iw.
a%d g Tc at 81. . Shalltvn,,l in the cty
At NJ. 80 Iridwav, in the ,tcwart BuildnE in SAID
,y that on or aol the third day II Aprl. 1890 one
J1hn Doe. ALA Larry rodhm. Wa tic ianasins editor
~ newspaper Published printed circulated in the
sad iohn noc aii,, Isrr, ,odAn ~ dcponeut f., in
formed aHd verify believe, be- true had the control
infringement and direction Of the columns 81 said
pAcr, ana ilat 10 article could be or va printed IN
eaid paper without the knowledge. consent dire
'"i 81 Tie said John Doe. all Larry ,'9dhn
bc"ncut further -ay- tha' said John Doe, alias
Larry tOdldn. unlaWfully. wl'kcdly and maliciousy.
Mitchell iti, depnncnt, .uG 10 deprive him OF his good
iiin". anr ana reputation - u lawyer ana 10 BRING
nm into public contempt; scandal, infamy and d.
grace. and to him. the aid Peter Mitchell thiS
drponcnu. 10 he Stunned avoided thereby tending TO
Of Aprl lsg6 in IN" civ Of Sew York. nnlaw fuiy
aickcdly and nslicously did write and publish. or
cause 70 be written published. the false. scandaous.
,n Ard @risao macr Of ana con-
Peter MITCHELL Canadian hy birth. commonly known
Pete
He meaning this deponcnD a standing Irving
Hall delegate from his district TO the state and county
conventions.
he meaning this dcponcnN formed his first IN
hucniill connections through George II. Mitchell.
Mike NortOn. Alderman In the fwc"d Board OF NJ
dermcn and Kept number ~ gambling houses on the
Wc,i side.
lie meaning this deponcnt the adviser Of
sheriff DAY id,On AZ the time when Davidson kept
a keno game.
Thcrc are nomlrallv three LAWYERS in the LIST.
Ionrlc Cochran. Pete Mitchell and Frank Fitzgerald.
but II would hc obviously misleading 10 speak OF any
~ them save NJ Cochran by the title OF lawyer.
Aside from him. there J. scarcely man In the list VINO
can bc twiihfuy ad 10 follow any respectable REGULAR
calling or Legitimate hn lnr~S ont sidc ~ politics
pcponcni further avs that tn" sad John Doe,
ala, LAIR; Godliu then well knowing the SAID defana-
tory bcS 10 Doc false. ID publish. or cause 10 be pub
scd the aid l-5cl Aforesaid Ia The great damage.
scandal and Dis If said Peter Mitchell ith> de
ppicnt and against the peace Of the people Of tho
STAT Oi Sew ok and their dignity. and against the
-taItc in such case made and provided
Wherefore dcponcnt prly~ that SAID John Doe. alas
Larry Gudhn. may be apprchcndcd and dealt with ac-
cOlding TO law.