The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-19
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
District Court.

motion OF counsel for defendant an(
by consent of parties it was ordered
dismissed at cost of defendant.
In the Case of Berger VS.. Veil, OF
motion of counsel for defendant anC
by consent OF parties it was ordered
that defendant have leave to with
draw his answer from file and judge
ment he entered against defendant
for 1913 and costs of action without
damages
Case of Kimball & Hoag vs..
johnson ct. al, demurrer over-ruled
and set for trial, Wednesday, April
10Th.
In case of Peralta VS.. Kimball 4
Hoag. after examination of witnesses
it was ordered by the court that the
plaintiff take judgement in accor-
dance with the prayer OF the COM
plant.
In the case OF Maricopa county rs.
Veil court was moved to shorten the
time for answering amended COM
/ plant. Motion denied.
Sheriff returned list of trial jurors
for the term
Case of Bremen vs.. Duryea Mill
and Water Company continued for
the term.
Jury excused and court took recess
till 2 o'clock, at which time the trial
jurors were excused till 10 O'Clock
Wednesday, and court took recess till
O'Clock, when it adjourned till 10
O'Clock Wednesday.
April 16th-Court opened pursuant
to adjournment, Hon. Deforest Por-
ter. Judge, presiding.
John E. Naylor, District Attorney
for the county of Maricopa, having
stated in open court that owing to
certain charges having been made
against him, in his official capacity,
he declined to act as District Attor-
ncy, before the Grand Jury for this
term.
H. NJ. Hays and a. c. Baker were
appointed rs District Attorneys for
this term of court.
Henry Gariias appointed interpre
ter for the court for this term.
Guerrero Estrada, charged with an
assault " ith a deadly weapon, F L
Peters, alias "Frenchy," charged with
manslaughter; Miguel Estrada,
charged with grand larceny; Andrew
Cook, charged with assault with in
tent to commit rape; Angel Sanchez
charged with grand larceny, ard
john Doe, an Indian, being in Gus
tody, were brought INTO court.
Qucreno Estrada, having no ooun-
sci, and being unable TO procure the
same, the court appointed II. B.
Jones as his counsel.
T. L. Peters, alias ''Frenchy," hay-
ing no counsel and being unable to
procure the same, the court appointed
II. B. Jones and John Howard his
counsel.
Miguel Estrada, having no counsel /
and being unable to procure the
same, the court appointed \. d.
Lemon his counsel.
Andrew Cook, having no counsel
and being unable to procure the
same, the court appointed William
Wilkes his counsel.
Angel Sanchez, having no counsel
and being unable to procure the
same, T. P. Bolan was appointed his
The court appointed VIM. Wilks
counsel for John Doe, Indian.
In case of Lentiryos Peters, coun-
sci challenged the panel of the grand
Jury charging that: First, but
.wenty-three jurors were ordered
when the law requires twenty-four;
second, that the venire did not state
now the jury was summoned; third,
hat the person who summoned the
grand jury was not authorized to act
rs Sheriff
Challenge overruled, to which the
excepted
Grand Jury sworn as to qualifica-
ions and examined by district attor-
leys and counsel for defendants.
Certain jurors being excused as
being witnesses in certain cases, Mr.
Roberts was chosen foreman and
ury sworn, charged and then retired
o deliberate.
Case of Mullen vs.. Ayers con
inued
In case of Swiiling VS.. Ayers, set
or hearing, motion to discharge
Notion overruled and excepted by
counsel.
Recess.
Case of Dagget vs.. Ayers motion
o dismiss denied
Swilling VS.. Ayers. In this case
y agreement of parties case was
ried by six jurors. After examina-
ion of witnesses and agreement by
counsel, the jury was charged by the
court and retired.
Case of Kimball & Hoag vs.. John
on ct al. was ordered dismissed for
want of prosecution.