Arizona republican., 1892-08-14
A rrlcc,inn and i.xrInnatinn


 Last Saturdays Herald under the head "PhantasmagorIa" contained the following:
 While the subject of inhumauily Is upper most in the mind d case of extreme cru lty to animals occurs tU Green Eso; a case that came up in one of our justices courts and was dis. missed though the evidence Of two or thIre refined aCies Was only rcDutted by the 'Upiu- iOn' of an interested att rney that they had sworn tO lie that Is practically the insult the attorney rendered by saying that he believed
 the statement of the brutal uriver that pounded a adisaDled horse neally to death in the pres
 ence Of these three or four refined ladies, who, after pleading with him Co desiSt, when they could not bear the brutal iHhictcn of punish meHt on the dumb animal no longer, made complaint to the proper officers, an0 the court eiused their evidence for the "opiuiOn" of 1e
 attorney who was the owner of the poor dumb animal and by whom the brutal driver was employed. These ladies did their du v, true
 rue women as they are, and can well afford to
 bear the insults ol pOnpOus, conscienceless,
 attorney, emphasized by cowarlly court that dared not do it's duty in the premises.
 The case mentioned has been inves-
 tigated and it is found that the refined
 ladies referred to have been in the habit of quarreliug with horse trainer and
 his wife because the ladies objected to
 their presence in chicken yard and
 orchard of the garden where they reside.
 They intruded upon the premises of this "driver" without permission and nave since held malice because he ob- jects tO their intrusion.
 Some time ago this driver, who is noted for his skill and kindness to the horses under his care, had the misior-
 -une to have a horse, which he was
 Irving, throw himself violently and Tall upon brick, which resulted in breaking shoulder bone Oi the horse.
 The affair may have been witnessed by the refined ladies, but at a consider able distance. It appears that these refined ladies sought to wreak their malice upon the unfortunate driver by making complaint in the iustiCc's court, charging him with cruelty to the animal which was suffering from the result Of bis own act and not that of the driver.
 Upon preliminary examination into the condition of the horse by Constable Zen, and the justice who issued the warrant and others, the justice was sal lstied that the refined ladi.s had made complaint through malice and to gratiiy their dislike for the driver; that the case could not be sustained. He there fore refused to put the county to the SiNoA tN POirS Oi ~ itllEtlli lTlul sllllDlN to gratiiy the personal malice of these refined ladies.
 Observation teaches that refined ladies should not blackguard others and suggestions are offered that the refined ladies referred to mind their own affairs, absent themselves from their orchards and chicken wards and cease to use the language of virago.
 These refined ladies seem to have been not only dissatisfied with the driver but have attempted to punish him indirectly by making an unfounded criminal complaint against him and failing in this the vials of their wrath seem to have been uncorked and they have appealed their case to the news papers. They seem to have found one so-called paper low enough to take ! jurisdiction and attempt to try the case in it's filthy, slimy and hypocritical ] Further reference to this [ matter will lead to a ventilation of some more of the conduct of these refined | ladies.
 If refined ladies would really have | their neighb bors believe they are refined l they sho1ld cease quarreling with each | other. Stay away from other peoples | premises until they are invited and | they will probably be treated with due respect.