Arizona republican., 1900-08-03
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torney Col E. J. Edwards, by the
 clerk of the court. all of the grand and
 trial jurors who could be found. and
 by several of the more prominent bus mess men of Globe.
 A FORM OF INSANITY A mes sage was received at the sheriff's of- flee last night from the section fore man at Bea. dsley station asking that
 an officer or two be sent out ito take
 charge of a man who was exhibiting | unmistakable signs of insanity. The foreman did not go far into the partic-
 ulars of the case, but was explicit
 enough to leave no doubt that the in- sane man needed attention. He was
 running about the country talking up the free and unlimited coinage of sil
 yer at a ratio of 16 10 1. He is in GUS
 tody carefully guarded. Deputies
 Slankard and Murray left for Boards
 ley at s o'clock last night. They will
 return some time this forenoon.
 CARDS TO A HANGING. -Invita-
 lions to the hanging of the Halderman
 brothers at Tombstone on August 10 have been received in this city from
 Sheriff Scott White of Cochise county.
 They lack the artistic and literary
 boldness of those sent out from Navajo county last December and which were
 so extraordinary and shocking that
 the governor thought it advisable to
 put the sheriff into a serious frame of mind by delaying the proceedings for thirty days. The Cochise county cards
 are small, well designed, Ornamented
 by a plain, but not very deep black border. The card contains only the an- nouncement of the hanging and the crime for which the punishment is to be inflicted.
 WHERE'S STRAWBERRY WILL LIAMS?- A letter was received here yesterday from Mrs. J. L. Lunsford of Los Angeles making inquiry about one Charles Williams. formerly of the Salt River valley. For his more particular identification she describes him as Strawberry" Williams. whom every body knows, but of whose present whereabouts nobody knows. MT. vii. Hams was the first manufacturer of strawberries in commercial quantities in this valley, but he quit the business and embarked in the enterprise of sav- ing his country about the time the strawberry industry began to be profit
 
 the burden of supporting two of t"rStrawberry" Williams children has been laid upon her.
 THE ADDRESSOGRAPH. - The Phoenix weather bureau office. has rs- gently installed a new machine fur nished by the department called an 'addressograph." It is most in genious contrivance for the convenience Cf those who at stated intervals send out letters and circulars to a long list of persons. It amounts, in short. to rubber stamp for each addressee. at tached to an endless .bslt, moving up the length of one address with each pressing of the pedal by the foot and the envelope or wrapper on the plate. The type is of rubber, and new addresses can be easily set up. It is valueleSs of course, to one who never expects to write to the same cor a second time, but for ali offices with a mailing list" it affords a great saving of time and trouble.
 LOST HIS WATCH.-H. B. Williams about noon yesterday carelsssly left his watch hanging on a nail in a toilet room at the Commercial hotel. Five minutes later he missed the property and returned to look for it, but some one had happened along in the mean time looking for property that was not nailed down and concluded that the find was worth taking charge of. The watch chain and charm is valued at fifty dollars, though it cost consider ably more than that. The charm is a Masonic keystone quartz on one side, Bel, tl, nd hi and lodge number are engraved upon it. Any honest person who should chance to gain possession of it ought to experience no. difficulty. in finding the owner. It is wortS. more to him than its intrinsic value by reason of as- sociations.