Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-30
FoRT BAyARD SANITARIUM,
.,.,h Air, Sunlight and Wholesome Food tf'
 fsetiye in Curing Consumption.

<r.,. Air Sunlight and Wholesome Food tf @ fsctRe in Curing Consumption. k uThe government hospital, or rathel 4 s,ritarium, at Fort Bayard, has now I ,,,or in operation something over two ro,rs "said MaiorD. M. Appel, now ir \ .barce. to a representative of the E k pss1 Herald, "aud the results are all we have eXpected.'
 i've have had total of some siN E9rndred patients, and the average ,,r,her there now is nearly two hun Il irad There is no specific treatment ,,, uSe. and we do not give medicine k If any kind, except for acute local \ ~,pb,es. We depend wholly on out S Jwr life and wholesome food. Il uTbc men keep out of doors all day, .,rd are not allowed to enter their 4s Jeoptng rooms until time to go to bed 6,f right. These rooms are heated N p,t enough to be comfortable, but E nn windows are kept open to let in ! ,ronty uG fresh air, The patients are "A Inf restricted in the matter of food, \, nd may have all the eggs, meat and A ro,b milk they want. Rest is of the A utmost importance, and we lay great \ ireS> on its necessity.
 aAbout fifteen men and three otii- }. .er, are sent back to duty, cured, each hesr This, however, does not repre- kenr the real percentage of cures, be- . ,u,e most of the men leave after the a rst six months. You understand, kybep a soldier is found to have tuber- ,uIosis, he is discharged, as matter of dDrm. from the service. Consequently llc i, free to go where he pleases, and l the end of six months he is so inn proved that he is usually anxious to leave. As matter of fact, all cases kbouId remain at least two winters at ahc Sanitarium.
 The more I see of the disease, the luore | am convinced that it is curable m any stage, provided the patient Shows improvement under proper hy- gicnic treatment. If he begins to inn prove, no matter what the stage, there iS hope for him.
 I've have expended about sl2O,000 bn the institution during the past two \ sears, and We have put in new sewage bystems, water works, and the like.
 "We are now building a SOlariuaI, alI of glass and steel. The sides of vlaSS will admit the sunlight all day, Ind keep out the wind and the dust bn stormy and iuclement days"
 One legal Hanging in Msricops County.
 Only one man has been hung by due process of law in Maricopa county, and be was d Mexican, whose name the oldest inhabitant does not remember. The execution took place in the fall )f 1880 and the job was done by MeSSrS. fly Mcdonald and Bill Blankenship, lnderSherifIS Mr. Hugh Thomas was 'heTifI of the county at the time and Judge Horace Porter was the district |udge, NIT, Frank Shaw clerk of the ,0urt and Prof. R. l.. Long, who is bow superintendent of public instruc- Iion, was deputy clerk, and wrote the ieath warrant.
 The crme for which the Mexican EaS hanged was the murder of the su- perintendent of the TiptOn mines, at pr near Gillette, on the Black Canyon load. The Mexican stopped the stage lS it was passing and stepped up to his FiCtim and stabbed him in the back He was tried convicted and executed In Phoenix,
 The execution took place at the old where the West End school now stands, Very few pCo- pie in Phoenix remember anything bout the hanging, though few ef them were present.
 An old timer stated to the Gazette 'ecently that since he had been in the 'alley there had been at least 25o lOmicides committed in tlfis county md out of all these crimes but one nan had been hanged. True, one other man had been sentenced but he got away and was never apprehended. Others have been sent t9 the terri orlal prison and many have escaped rial at all. Gazette.
 Counting the Cost.