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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-16
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Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08
THE EVIDENCE AGAINST TnR INDIANS CONVICTED OF THE MuRDER OF
 ED. BAKER.
Gtosr. A. T.. Nov. 4th. 1890.

1 GLoBF, A. T., Nov. 4th, 1890.
 EpTToRs SILVER BELT:--lp reply to the letter published in the Florence Enterprise, of the 7th inst, ill regard to the verdict in the case of the four Indians sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Edward Baker, l would state that some one, an cratic 1 Globe news,nonger whose stock in trade l is fiction, and who, like bashful virgin fearing to attract the public gaze lest his already horid cheeks would become manteled whh deeper flush, appears en mask, and has this to say:
 District court closed yesterday and Judge Kibbey and ". l.. Pinney, the short hand reporter. left for Flor ence. The term was quite busy one and Judge Kibboy gave general satis- faction. Four Indians were tried for the murder of Ed Baker on the 12th of last July, and after two days of hard work the jury returned verdict of guilty as charged in the indictment, and the court sentenced them to life in the Territorial prison at Yuma. The verdict was complete surprise to many persons who heard the evidence and especially to the attorneys. No white man would ever had even been brought to trial on such fimsy cvi- dence, let alone being convicted The fact of the business IS that the Apaehes have plundered aud murdered the peo- pie of Gila county SD much and so long that they see ill every Indian mur- derer, and all that is necessary is 10 read an indictment to a jury and the Indian is found guilty"
 Although the testimony WAS circum- stantial, it was sufficiently convincing, to leave no room for doubt in the minds of an impartial jury, as to who were the murderers of Edward Baker. and thus it was through the light of estab- lished rules of jurisprudence that the offenders were brought to justice. The nom de plume Globe" was not [ signed by tax payer of this place; of | that many are assured, and the state ment regarding the verdict must be assigned to one cf two rnasons. viz. ina'tention if present; if not, lack of judgment in connecting the links in the chain of evidence, by hearsny. Such opinions as the writer Globe" has expressed, reflect greatly, not only on the jury but upon every law abiding citizen of Gila county, Fortunately { however, the influence shed abroad by . the pen of this would-be Indian pro teetor fell on barren ground, when perused by our citizens.
 Hoping this will meet the eyes of the writer "Globe, conclude by saying that the verdict given in this case was not only the sentiment of the jury, but of the people
 BARRY TEMPLE,
 Foreman of Jury.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08
PRACTICAL TESTS.
An Astonishing Offer Some of the Re-
 plies.

The San Francisco papers of recent date con taiged the following offer;
 Is an evidence oi the ability of Joys yege. tatle sarsapaElia 0 prevent sick headaches, we will give Co the first twelve responsible persons who will apply Rt our oficc a LOigle free if they will agree 5e, after their headarhcs lnfe been cured tiLt iAsy Mil sdm.t tna iaet oyer their signatures.
 This offer so e,ertliugiy esfcrie l tue efficiency of tho T@rsdy that taEuy accepted, Ial the let teraot ihe parties, nea-ly s! 1i !, ,-., respond ] gre probably the most convincing sttc7ia. Jns that any remedy ever re 'e,Ye5. The following is sample Of tbose fceri-ci:--
 l have heen sub!ee. 10 bilious hes 'aches and constipation Tor several ears last in fact, have been compelled to tHae physie every other night or else would have headache and dBil, mean feeling. 1 have taken that polite of Joys Vegetable Saryapsr!ila, ani have derived great benefit from it, aud intend continuing it. After my own experience can heartily advise those troubled with bi!iOGsneSs and constipation 10 try it Yours,
 CHAs F. LEXINGTON,
 i25 Locust Avenue, San fancisco.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08
The Buccaneers of old


 Haunted the skull and cross bones, their ensign, dehancly at the masthead. Your modern pirate, not on the high seas, but upon the high reputation of standard remedies skulks under various disguises. His hole and corner traffic has never to any degree affected Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, although that standard invigor- ant and corrective has long been the shin ing mark at which his shafts have been directed. Cheap local bitters, conipoaed of fiery unrectifed stimdlaats, with an infusion, or extract possibly, of some tonic bark, are still sometimes recom- mcnded as identical with, or similar to. or possessing virtues kindred to those of Americas chosen family medicine These perish speedily, while the great subduer and preventive of disease pursues it's successful career. overcoming malaria, dyspepsia, nervousness, kidney troubles, constipation and rheumatic ailments, not only on this, but on many continents,
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08

One of the exciting incidents of elec- ton day in Globe was the mad antics of two beef steers, which had become oyerheated by injudicious driving. One of them knocked man down and fell upon him, near the BELT office, where the steer died. The man was somewhat bruised but not severely in- jured The other steer charged vic- ipusly upon John Murphy who had hardly time to reach place of safety behind friendly tree-box. We were told that this steer also died from over exertion.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08

The action of the military stationed at San Carlos is most eommendable. They exhibit laudable desire to as- sist the civil power in apprehending of lending Indians. It was not always thus. During Crooks regency no helping hand was extended to the civil power. It even went 80 far as to re- sist the execution of United States war rants in the hands of U. S. marshals, for the arrest of Indians indicted by U. $. courts for the murder of white men, whose blood bedewed the wide ex- -panse of southeastern Arizona and southwestern New Mexico
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08

s. P. Wood, while on his way to town on Tuesday last, was thrown from his horse and besides having two ribs broken. was otherwise severely injured He was rendered insensihle and WAS discovered by Mr. James Gerald who brought him to Globe where he received medical assistance and is now regarded as convalescing.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08


 The four Indians, adjudged guilty of the murder of Edward Baker, and Roscoe Griffith, another ward of the Government "whose skin is not colored like our own, left Globe on the 5th, and in order to insure their presence in Yuma, they were securely shackled and escorted by sheriff Thompson and a detail of U. $. troops The quartette were sentenced to life imprisonment. Mir Griffith was given two years for attempting the life of squaw with 2 knife. Indian lovers will sympa- thize with the Indians in their confine- ment, and wonder why the white man camps on the red mans track, but they should console themselves that the wheels of weary life will at last stand still when Guadalupe. his two sons and Bak-el-cle will be freed from the round of prison duty. Mir. Griffith. whose affection for his squaw was in the point of his knife, will again snuff mountain sir in '92
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08

Owing to the wire being down noth- ing definite is known of the result of the election for delegate to Congress and Joint Councilman, although Mark Smith is probably reelected,
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08

Dr. w. Hall is prepared to ball work pertaining to dentistry, and guarantees to give entire satisfaction. Prices reasonable. Office on Broad street, opposite the postoffce
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08
Malaria

Is bcleyed to be caused by poisoncus missms arising ftom low, marshy land or from decaying vegetable matter, md which, breathed into the lungs, enter and poison the blood. II healthy condition of the blood Is maintained by taking Hoods sarssparilla, one is much less liable to malaria and Hoods sarsaparilia has cured many severe cases of this distressing affection.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08

Superintendent of the Old Dominion Copper Co.,, A, l.. Walker, and bride are expected here about the 24th inst.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08

Regular services at the M. E. Church tomorrow morning and evening, at II o'clock Q. m. and 7i30 p. m. Sabbath school at usual hour. All are cordially invited to attend.
 J, H. GnL, Pastor.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08

The rain storm which set ill on Thursday evening continued with only brief intermissions, until last night. The precipitation was 2.65 inches. Pinal mountain is covered with snow. The roads have been rendered very soft, which will bring freight teams to a standstill for few days at least The Old Dominion Copper Go. has good supply of coke on hand, but the Buffalo company has very little and may have to close down their smelter for brief period.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08

4 fire occurred at the Old Dominion Copper Company's works last Sunday morning, nj half past o'clock, which for Q short tune threatened the destruc- tion of the hoisting works, and which disaster was ayerted only by the timely efforts of some forty or fifty employes under the direction of Assistant Super in'endent N s. Berray and Mir. J. II. Canavan, head shelter, The fire was discovered in the old change room where, probably, some eareless miner had left his candle burning after com ing off shift, The flames rapidly spread to the tanks, close by, cutting of most of the water supply, and so the wood piled around the building, of which there was about200 cords. That the engine house and other buildings were saved seems almost miracle, and was due to the heroic work of the men, and the absence of any wind. The chief loss to the company was the tools destroyed No interruption of mining will be caused. The company is to be congratulated on their escape from more serious loss,
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08
PREFERRED LOCALS,
IS, Van Wagenen Is agent for the Demorests sewing machines.

u. ;. van Nagenen Is agent Tor the Demorests sewing machines. Fresh groceries just arrived at c s Van Nsqeuen's. For cash, E. F. Bellner X Co. guar antee to discount all 'cut prices" sold by any store in Globe. 4 few suits of ready made clothing at bed rock prices at C. $. Van Wag- snen 5. E. r. Keilner will buy limited number of smooth beef steers delivered in Phoenix il October A w Faber's pencils, Nos. l, ? and 3 also Eagle indellible pencils for sale at the Post onice Store.
 An invoice of mems and boys hats, of every description, just received at q. s. Van Wagenens. E. r. Kollner Co. have stocked mp complete, their goods are bought to best advantage and viii be sold to meet ell competition
 For custom made olothing made 10 order and warranted to fit, DO 10
 q. s, NAy WAoESEN. 4 new line of ladies trimmed hats and toques, just received, and will be sold at catalogue prices.
 4. BAILEY X Go. It's no mistake We are still selling Levi Strauss & Co. s rivited overalls for 75 cents. $. KLEIN < Go For cash, E. r. Kellner X O. guar antee to discount all ''cut prices sold by gay store in Globe. our motto: We will sell good goods cheaper for cash than any other house in town. 5. KLEIN < Co. We are selling the best gents fine shoes in town for 8.
 s. KLEIN < Go. The Consolidated Bank of Tucson will pay the highest price for Gila county warrants. either in cash or in San Francisco exchange. Money to loan on approved security by E. r. Kellner.
 A good, raw edge, wide brim, light colored hat, that wont flop, only s5.
 4. BAILEY & Go. Liquors of all kinds, at
 c. s. VAN WAeESEN's. Some odd sizes of ladies shoes for sale VERg CHEAP at
 c. s. VAS WAesNES's Choice cigars and tobacco at G. s. Van Wagenen's. Fifty pair scarlet all-wool blankets at $5.50 per pair. $. KLEIN X Go. For cash, E. r. Kellner < Co. guar antee to discount all "cut prices" sold by any store in Globe. Our customers all speak highly in praise of St Patrick's Pills. They are the best. = BERRY BROS, Carroll, Ne braska. For sale by H. c. Hitchcock, druggist.
 Fine stationery for polite correspon- denee, just received at the Post Office Store. Ask our prices before buying elsewhere.
 Arnold's writing fluid in half pints, for sale at the Post Office Store. Hoarhound and rock candy at the Pc , ore.
 Location notices for sale at the Post Office Store.
 MARRIED.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08

Ft is understood that no election was held at Rim Rock. Tho vote there could not change results; it would only effect meiorities.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08

E. J. Trippel and family are expect ed here in few days and will make Globe their home. Their friends will warmly welcome them.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08

LUMBER.-Ih have now afull supply of assorted lumber in my Globe yard which is being daily augmented, as also shingles, doors and windows and therefore I am prepared to fill orders without delay.
 NJ W. BREMEN.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08

The Post Office Store is the only place in Globe where fresh candies can always be had. Received every two or three weeks.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08

Jnst received, the largest line of all- wool mattresses, blankets. comforters, and underwear ever brought to Globe
 $, KLEIN 6 Co.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08

John II. Benbrook and Mr. Yaney, of Phoenix, are in town, to remain some time.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08

Bremen wants wood choppers; will give good wages and steady employ meilt.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08

FOR RENT. Restaurant and lodg, ing house furnished.
 J. c. RAMsDELL.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08

Mrs. Ohas Starr arrived few days since from Mesa.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08
M. W, BREMEN

For cash, E. r. Kellner & Co. guar antee to discount ell 'cut prices" sold by any store in Globe.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Mems boots and shoes at c. s, Van Wagenen.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08

Choice candies just received at the Post Office Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08

REWARD $50 to ahy firm or per- son producing bill of Noble whisky or Orangene bought since Oct. 2S, 1890.
 c. E. TAYLOR, Agent.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08

Noble whisky can be bought only at Taylor's. Sole agent for Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08

Thomas Davis, who is always on the wing, is again in Globe. Tom, besides laying up treasures in heaven, has not been unmindful of q terra homestake. He is the possessor of 1000 acres in the Florence valley, which he is sowing with alfalfa, dotted with orange trees, apricots, apples, peaches, etc.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08
BARRY TEMPLE,
 Foreman of Jury.

c. E Taylor's Is the only plnee in Globe that you can get Noble whisky hy the gallon, flask or glass. c. F, Taylor is the sole agent for Globe. Don't forget the reward.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08
A Wonderful Medicine,

"For malaria think Hoods sarsaparlla has no equal It has kept my children we'll right through the summer, and we live in one of the worst places for malaria in Marysvile. I take Hoods sarsaparilla for that all gone feeling, with great benefit MRS. D. F. DAVIS, Marys- vile, Cal.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08
Recorder Hunt, 30; Martin, 27


 Gilson l9.
 RENO PRECINCT. Delegate to Congress--Smithi 2S 1 Cheyney, II,
 Joint Councilman Brady, 26; Mich ols, 13.
 Council Curtis, %; Peter, IT. Assembly, Webb, 20; Moore, 13. Probate Judge-W Westmeyer, %; At kins, l6. District Attorney McCabe, 24;Went. worth, 15.
 Sheritf--Shute, 2l; Thompson, r. Treasurer - Boardman, 20; Loner- gan, 19.
 Recorder-Hunt, 21: Martin, IS. Supervisors-T Tebbs. 35; Ellison, 31 Gilson, 6. RYE PRECINCT. Delegate to Congress-Smith, 23; Cbeyney, 4,
 Joint Councilman Brady, 2a; Nich- ols, 3.
 Council-Peter, 15; Curtis, II. Assembly-Moore, 19; Webb, 5, Probate Judge-W Westmeyer, IS; At kins. 9.
 Dist, Attorney-M McCabe, 90: Went worth, 6.
 Sheriff -Shute, l5; Thompson. l2. Treasurer -- Boardman, IS; Loner- gan, 3,
 Recorder Hunt, 23; Martin, 1. Supervisors-T Tebbs, 25; Ellison, 1S; Gilson, ,.
 PAysoN PRECINCT. Delegate to Congress Smith, 45; Cheyney, 14,
 Joint Councilman-B Brady, A; Nich- ols, 13.
 Council-Curts, 42; Peter, IA Assembly Moore, 4S; Webb, 8. Probate Judge-Atkins, 43; West meyer, 16.
 Dist. Attorney Wentworth, 46; Me Cabe, IS.
 Sheriff Thompson, 50; Shutc, 9. Treasurer - Bordman, 39; Loner- gan, 20,
 Recorder Hunt, 3s; Martin, 21. Superversors-E Ellison, 50; Tebbs, 6; Gilson, 4.
 PINE PRECINCT, Delegate to Congress-Smith, 23; Cheyney, }, Joint Councilman Brady, 22; Mich ols, 8.
 Council--Curtis, 19; Peter, 5. Assembly Moore, 23; Webb, 2. Probate Judge westmeyor, 13; Al kins F.
 Dist. Attorney Wentworth, B; Me Cabe, F.
 sheriI Thompson, 20 shute. ,. Treasurer-Bo Boardman, 20; Loner- gan, ?.
 Recorder Hunt, 24: Martin, l. Supervisors Ellison, 25; Tebbs, l.
 MAJoRITTEs. Delegate Smith, 14o Joint Councilman-B Brady, 1922 Council Peter, 32 Assembly y- Moore, 52. Probate Judge Westmeyer, 43. District Attorney McCabe, 30. Sheriff Thompson, 6i Treasurer Boarditian. 78. Recorder Martin, 74 Superyisors-Tebbs, over Gilsou, 130; Ellison, over Gilson, 57. LOST, Between Nefre's corral and the Buffalo shelter, Thursday morn
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08
ELECTION IN GILA COUNTY.

I
 The election in this county passed of quietly; the vote polled was light, es' pecially in Globe precinct. Returns are in from every precinct in the coun' ty, Smiths majority IS 149 in the county, and Brady's l22. Considering the vote for delegate to Congress, tue Republicans arc very fortunate in hay ing elected four to the Democrats five candidates for the legislature and coun- ty offices, exclusive of precinct offices. The result, on the whole, is about us was expected. Following is the vote by precincts:
 GLOBE PRECINCT.
 Delegate to Congress-Smith (D.) 220; Cheyney (R ) 1s9.
 Joint Councilman--Brady O.. 209; Nichold (R.) l97.
 Council-Pcter (R. ) 22S; Curtis (D.) 175.
 Assembly Webb (R) 1O6j Moore D,) 19S,
 Probate Judge-W Westmeyer (R. )22i {; Atkins O. 1s0.
 sheriff Thompson D.) 2O9; Shute (R,) 1e9,
 District Attorney McCabe (D.) POS; Wentworth (R.) 200.
 Treasurer-B Boardman (R. 211; Lon ergan (D) l97,
 Recorder Martin (R.) 262; Hunt D,) l43.
 Supervisors--T Tebbs, 296; Gilson, 232; Ellison, lTs.
 Justice of the Peace George Strong, 232; E. J. Cook, 2l9, A. B. Ross, 19S; H. Temple, l36.
 Constable Tewksbury, 270; Thomp- son, 236; Pemberton, 224.
 SAN CARbos PRECINCT. Delegate to Congress-Cheyney, IS; Smith, 13.
 Joint Councilman-Brady, 13; Nieh- ols, 13.
 Couneil-Peter, IT; Curtis, IS. Assembly Webb, 20; Moore. 6, Probate Judge Westmeyer, l6; At kins, 1o.
 Shsriff-Shute, l6; Thompson, 10 District Attorney-Wen Is; McCabe, 10.
 Treasurer Boardman, l5; Loner- gan, H.
 Recorder Martin, 19; Hunt, '. Supervisors Gilson, 24; Tebbs, F; 3.
 FINAL MT. PRECINCT. Delegate to Congress Smith, 1; 1.
 Joint Councilman-B Brady, 5; Mich ols, 3.
 Council-Peter, 1 Curtis. 4 Assembly, Moore, 8; Webb 8. Probate Judge Westmeyer, | At kins, f.
 Sheriff Thompson, 5: Shute, 8. District Attorney McCabe. [; Went worth, l.
 Treasurer-Lonergan, 6; Boardman, Recorder Martin, ,; Hunt, 3. Suparyisors-Tebhs, T; Ellison, 6; Gilson, ?.
 PIoSEER PRECINCT. Delegate to Congress-smith, 9; oheyney, :. Joint Nichols, 12; Bra- dy, i.
 Council-Peter, II; Curtis, 5. Assembly, Webb, 10; Moore, ,. Probate Jadge-Atkins, 9, West meyer, 2. VI Sheriff-Shute, 10; Thompson, ,. T District Attorney -McCabe, F; Went worth, 1.
 Treasurer-Lonergan, 8; Boardlnan, s.
 Recorder-Hunt. 9; Martin, '. Supervisors -Tebbs, If; Gilson, 12; Ellison 5.
 RICHMOND BASIN PRECINCT. Delegate to Congress-Smith, g.; 1. X| Joint Councilman--B Brady, 10; Mich ols, 3.
 Council-Curtis, 9; Peter, 4. Assembly, Moore, 9 Webb, 1. Probate Judge Westmeyer, II; At kins, 3.
 Sheriff Thompson, 10; Shute, 4. District Attorney-Wentworth, 9; McCabe, 4.
 Treasurer-B Boardmar, II; Loner- gan, 3.
 Recorder Martin, 8; Hunt, 6. Supervisors Tebbs, 13; Ellison, 8; Gilson, 6.
 SUMMIT PRECINCT. Delegate to Congress-Smith, ,; Cheyney, Il.
 Joint Nichols, II; Bra dy, ,.
 Council-Peter, II; Curtis, 5. Assembly-Webb, II; Moore, 5. Probate Judge-Atkins, 12; Vest
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08

Mir. D. J. Curry, of Casa Grande, was in the city Friday He states that the people of Pinal, Maricopa and Gila are awakening to the importance oi the Casa Grande and Globe road. It IS es- timated the road can be opened for S25, ,000. Tie distance between the two points will be eighty miles. The counties, he thinks, will open the road. Maricopa, he says, will be much bene- fited, as it will open market tor all their surplus grain. Pinal will also be benefited from the same source. Tue son Star.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08

Globe X San Carlos Telegraph Co. Office Honrs-9 o'clock A. M to l2 N and to F. H. Sundays--l0 tn II A. M, and c to F. M'
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mARRIEo.

RUIZ -RENTERIA--1n R Globe, Nov. 7th, by Father ]. Monfort, David Ruiz to Miss Carmen Rentcria.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08

LOST. Between NefTe's corral and the Buffalo smelter, Thursday morn ing, m artificial hand with brown kid glove on it. The finder will be re- warded by leaving it mt Dr. $. c. Heineman's, Broad street, Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08
POST OFFICE RULES.

onse open from I A. NJ. to [ P. M., daily. Sbndays--one hour after mail arrives. Mail closes going East and West at 'i5 A. M, daily.
 Money Order Department closes at T. N., daily--Sundays excepted i Mails 20 to San Carlos and Alaxey every day, Sundays excepted to Cataipa, Ar- mer, Tonto, Rye, Payson, sc, every Mon day, "Wednesday and Friday. These mails close the night previous at ?. NJ
 JOS. II. HAMIIL, r. M.
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Brcak-Bonc Fever.

"My daughter Pearl was taken with dcnguo tor break.bone) fever years ago. and my friends thought would Jose her. 1 had almost given up hope until she began to take Hoods sarsa- pnrilla She took four bottles in four months, and gained IS pounds. I thank Hoods sarsa parilla for giving her back to mo restored to health and strength" JULIA 4. KING, sher. man. Texas.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-08
Hoods Sarsapari!la

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