Mohave County miner., 1916-08-19
GRAND JURY IN SESSION
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(Continued from first pagel exist for putting another person on his trial for the same, or another, of- fence, you should find an indictment against such other person.
 call your particular attention to the secrecy which your oath imposes upon you. It means that whatsoever transpires in the grand jury room must be kept secret, unless you are called upon in a court of justice to dis close the same. Your own action, the action of your fellow jurors, the action of the county attorney and the testi- mony before you, all must remain in- violate. This is due to the protection which the law gives to innocent men against whom accusations may be brought, as well as to prevent the de- feat of justice by informing persons of indictments found against them, and thus, perhaps, permitting the guilty to escape.
 Your oath further requires that youI indict no person through malice, hatred or ill-will, nor leave any person unpresented through fear, favor or af- lection, or for any reward or hope thereof This requires you to leave all bias behind you when you enter the grand jury room, and to discharge your whole duty fairly, fearlessly and impartially You have no right to permit your judgment to be influenced or controlled by any personal, reig- ious or political feeling. i The county attorney, or his duly ap- pointed deputy, is allowed at all times to appear before you for the purpose of giving information relative to any matter cognizable by you, or for giv- ! ing advice upon any legal matter, when you may require it, and he may interrogate witnesses before you when you or he may deem it necessary.
 The grand jury may, at any time. ask the advice of the court, but un ! less such advice is asked, the judge of the court must not be present at any of your sessions. If, during your in- vestigations, you desire the advice of the court about any matters, you will come into open court, where you will be instructed. No other person except the stenographer when demanded by the county attorney, is permitted to be present during the sessions of the grand jury, except the members and witnesses actually under examination, or an interpreter; and no person must be permitted to be present during the expression of your opinions or giving your votes upon any matters before you, except the county attorney.
 Your foreman may cause the county attorney to secure the issuance of sub | poenas for the attendance of any wit ness whose testimony you may desire, or for an interpreter. And your fore man should administer the oath to the witnesses appearing before you. Any witness disobeying subpoena so is sued, or refusing to testify when called, will be punished as for con tempt of court.
 In order to find an indictment, at least F of your number must concur, and when an indictment has been found, it must be indorsed, "A True Bill" and the indOrsement signed by your foreman. The county attorney will prepare the indictment for your indorsement, when 12 of your number have agreed in so finding.
 direct your particular attention to alleged violations of our laws against gambling, and those against the sale of intoxicating liquors. Under our law, every person who sells, eX- changes, gives, barters, or dispOses of any ardent spirits, ale, beer, wine, or intoxicating liquor of any kind to any person in the state of Arizona, or who introduces it into the state for such purpose is guilty of a misdemeanor. urgently direct your attention to this law and charge you that if you know of, or have reason to believe that any person is violating this law, it will be your duty to make diligent inquiry into every such case.
 Under the rules and instructions which l have given you, you will now proceed to the discharge of your duties. J