Tombstone epitaph., 1893-08-13
WAkDWELL'S CLAIM.
What He Bases His Suit Upon and His Reasons for Ask
 ing a Judgment.

SlO,OCO for false imprisonment will be of public interest, and is reproduced herewith:
 The plaintiff states that on or about the l7th day of July, 1893. at the said county of Cochise, the defendants wrongfully, unlawfully, combined, confederated and entered into a con- spiracy with intent then and there U iniure. humiliate, wrong and deprive plaintiff of his then employment, to- wit: the care and custody of the court house of said county as the janitor thereof.
 That in furtherance of said copspir- acy, the said James Reilly and Geo. W. Bryan wrongiully assuming and unlawiully acting as supervisors of said county, together with the said defendants Aiioch Wentworth, then and there wiliully and illegally acting and officiating as the clerk of the board of supervisors of said county, did then and there make, utter, issue and enter in writing in the minute book ol the board Of supervisors the following illegal entry, to-wit:
 On motion unanimously ordered that NIT. D. K. Wardwell produce the keys of the court house in his posses ion as former janitor of the court house. Mr. Wardweli peremptorily refused to obey. Whereupon it was ordered by the board that he be fined in the sum of fifty dollars and be con- fined in ,he county jail until he obeys the said order.
 And then and there the said defendant, James Reilly, within the hearing, knowledge, consent and advice of the said defendants. Geo. W. Bryan and Arioch Wentworth, ordered and commanded the said defendant, Thos. P. Cowan to take charge of and detain plaintiff.
 Then and there the sad defendant, Thos, P. Cowan, detained and unlaw- fully restrained plaintiff of his liberty without probable cause and without any right or authority so to do, and against the will of plaintiff.
 Thereafter while plaintiff was re- strained as aforesaid, the sad defend- ant, James Reilly. with the knowledge, consent and assistance of the saiG de- fendants, Geo. ". Bryan and Arioch Wentworth, and in collision with the said defendant, Thos. P. Cowan, and in furtherance of said conspiracy and with the intent to injure, humiliate wrong and imprison plaintiff so as 10 deprive him oi his said employment did then and there make, utter, issue ir writing an order of imprisonment Of plaintiff, to-wlt:
 Office of Board of Supervisors,
 Tombstone. Ariz., July l1, 1893.
 D. K. Wardwell being cited to ap- pear before the board in relation to the discovery of the keys and other property belonging to the county, now in his possession as former ianitor.
 On motion unanimously ordered that MT. D. k. Wardwell produce the keys to the court house, now ;n his possession as former jsnitor of court house.
 MT. Wardwell peremptorily refused to obey.
 Wherefore it was ordered by the board that he be fined in the sum of fifty dollars and be confined in the county jail until he obeys the sai d order.
 Approved JAMES REILLY,
 Chairman.
 A. WENTWORTH,
 Clerk.
 Then and there the said defendan James Reilly, delivered said order ol imprisonment to the said defendant Thos. P. Cowan, and with the know ledge. consent and advice Of the said