Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-27
EyIHINGE'S
 NERVE HAS NOT FORSAKEN HIM
Calmly Accepts Affirmation By Supreme Court ard Writes BuIlard Asking For Personal Effects

Louis V. -EJyinge. who Is serving a life term in the penitentiary for the murder of John Leicht. is a man not l easily cast down. The judgment of the court sentenc'ng him to life i'm | pTisOnment was affirmed last Satur- day when he expected it to be re- Versed and had gone so far as to ar range for a telegram informing him on what particular statute the judg ment had been reversed.
 Any disappointment he may have felt is not manifested in the follow ng | letter received by ~District Attorney BUllard from him and published in the Republican:
 sMarch 21. 1909. ''Mr. G. P Buliard, District Attorney, Phoenix. AriZ.:
 Dear Sir:--In view of the cOncla- sion of my case by the affirmation of the judgment of the lower court, herewith request that you forward to me the watch, chain and ring which were among the personal properties in your possession at the last time I saw same, in the court room. As to the guns and such other property, l am today authorizing Judge Baker to secure same. You will of course re call neither the watch, ring or chain were at any time in evidence or were claimed. hence can see no reason for the'r longer retention. May I ask your carly action in this matter.
 Without any intention of curry -ng favor. herewith tender my full apol- ogy for anything may have said re- necting on your. personality. admit ting with full fraDkness that any re mark 50 made. was uttered with the intention of exc ting you more to cause you to lose your even balance and provoke legal misconduct. than with any personal inteRt to iniare. While rendering this as a fuil apology I must, however, reserve to myself the right to criticise such of your official acts in connection with my case as may appear to be wrong This you VI II Of course recognize as simple justice.
 While I shall never cease to pro test my entire innocence. at the same time shall not take any further steps in the matter, but shall quietly drop out of sight. until with the lapse of time, my innocence may eitn- CT become more apparent, or the iH- justice of a conviction secured on 1ANA ENlltLNt cio was m bE W lAt ll1t4- fy executive clemcncy. Incidentally. will not my acceptance of the pres ent condition justify the entering by you Of a nOlle in the forgery caseZ
 Trusting to have the articles asked for by early mail. and that the spOl- OEy herewith given may be satisfac- tory { am. very sincerely yours.
 LOUIS VICTOR EYTINGE.
 "L V. E."
 The district attorney looked up the matter inquired about and found them in the office of the district clerk. They will be forwarded Co the ,prls Oner.
 lln bis correspondence, Eyiiugf uses his own stationery. tbg letter head and envelope return aJdres5 evidently beng designed by himself. The let ter head is as follows Louis '. Eytinge: Curios; Box F. Yuma, Ariz. ! have at my command the cho'ce Of the nrOdu"fs of over 350 skilled work CTS in Indian Mexican Rair goods and band carved Ouyx-malacLite novel ties: Selling to the trade only" On each side or the letter head Is @ SurastiFa cross with the words In- dian" and Mexican" printed in the arms SO that They cross on the let ter 'T