Tombstone epitaph., 1894-10-28
A FALSE ISSUE.
A Batch of Campaign Lies Answered by One Who
 Knows the Truth.

TIE so-called Reilly Parphlet." written by that arch-conspirator and | unprincipied prevaricator, James | Reilly. has been read by many per- sons in Cochise county in the more isolated spots, who, not being acquain- | ted with the author, would possibly l give some weight 10 the pages after pages of ialsehood evolved from ths imaginations of band Of organized schemers, whose we'll laid plan to overthrow the legal county govern , ment niscarried. The assertion tha' Scn,t White ever placed till before the board of supervisors which was cut down $l6O0 is utterly false. I'll. records chow no such presen tation or any action being taken on such bill. The question of whether sheriff is entitled to mileage in serving a dozen l warrants m each warrant served, or ] on the whole as one warrant is mooted one. Judge Sloan was asked regarding it, and suggested that he would look into the law on this point and others upon which there was a doubt. Mir. White was therefore re- quested to bring the matter before the judge in the form of an sgrsei case or suit, which he did, and Mir. Tich- enor was appointed by Judge Sloan to take the testimony. The matter was gone over thoroughly in public, and many citizens were present all through the hearing. The facts were given 70 the judge, and he decided a number Of points in favor of Mir. White and others against hIm, mak- ing difference of SlGO0 which would have been paid to Mir. White had all the points been decided in his favor This is absolutely all there is to the statement that MT. White was cut down Sl600 by the board ol supervis- ors. The court records will prove the correctness of this statement. The statement that Nat Hawke was al lowed $250 for extra work by the board is true. This extra work con- sisted of going over the books of the previous year and making a tsbulated statement Of the expenditures and re- receipts, a piece of ,rork Uhich Probate Judge Monmonier, one of the conspir- dtors, acho rds the former cierk Of the board, had neglected. although he drep s25O for doing it, just betore he uent out of office as clerk of the board But 1t would take up volume to elucid- tsined therein. Bu. to be brief, the board did not raise the salary oi the clerk to $l2OO per annum. The stat ute fixes his salary at that amount. Judge Sloan allowed MT. Emanuels bill for SIT after Reilly and Bryan had cut it down to $377. It is lie that there was a judgment from the supreme cour: in the McA..is;er man. dsnus case. It was simply an order couched in less than forty words, con- manding the board to recognize Mc- , Allistev a supervisor, which it will do whenever he comes from Los Angeles and requests it.
 It is a lie that the present board ever refused to obey the mandate of court. Had 1t so ac.ed Its members would have been pulled up, and justly %, for contemp. of court.
 IL IS a lie that the PRosPEcToR has ever drawn a dollar of money from the county that it was not justly en. , titled to. If it has Reilly can recover , # uadc. his famous act 2l, and 20 pel cent additional for his trouble, as the law provides.
 The assertion that grand jury wa. packed or specially drawn, as Reilly states, to indict Pugh for libel, is 6 base falsehood. The names of the jurynen appended will be sufticien
 denIel of the preposterous prevsrics
 cation. Here they are:
 John s. Taylor Thomas Gribble
 w. c. Green J. E. Parks