Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-25
District Court-Stilwen. J.
MONDAY. September 19:

E MONDAY, September l9 < Territory vs. L. Meyer and ]. B. Kow-i 1alskie-Motion for continuance Tor the' sterm denied, and case set for October ist-, 1 Territory ys. R. c. Brown-Passed un- stil September 20. ,.., r Kueger 6 Brickell vs. Lord < NllI lliams- of defendant Williams: withdrawn and 2O days given m which, sto plead. z F. D. Wood ct al. vs. J. H. Hersey- fiDismissed by plaintiffs attorney. ii Otto Richenbach ys. Jacob Martli sni ct al.-Carr &s Gregg entered as as! fsociate attorneys of record for plaintiff, S c. F. Teague vs. C. ?. Leltch- ssSane action. q U. Zeckendorf & Co. vs. Alex. Wilkins After Jury impanneled, on notion. eileave to amend answer was granted up-i : on payment of costs of jury. J ury uis1 echarred and case passed for to-day. 5 The Grand Jury made their final rel sport and were discharged. A--9 IoIo"- Sing true bills were found: -I T Wm. Shannon, grand larceny; W m; J | :. Potusky, grand larceny; Wilson w. Ei!i Sgrand larceny; Wm. J. Kelly, murder5 9Wm. Caviness, grand larceny; JuilanI sPerez de Serrano, murder; Julian Perez 'sde Serrano, attempt to commit rape; Jul .5lian Perez de Serrano, attempt to com7 Emit rape. g The following were ignored: q Genaro Pesqueira, assault with at- 5tempt to commit murder; Abeuito Vas squez, grand larceny; John kesler, as- 5sault with attempt to commit murder;
 Henry Davis, assault with attempt to -scommit murder.
 d All jurors excused from attendance on SCourt till a. m. tomorrow. ] Court adjourned until 9 a. n. Tues 'day.
 I TUESDAY, September %. ] Upon the meeting of the Court His s3Honor. Judge Stilwell spoke feelinGly aof the national calamity in the death oi FPresident Garfield, and suggested that sofficial recognition of the sad allalr be itaken. Remarks were made by Judges Smith, Earll, Haynes and Silent, after (which the following committee was ap- lpointed to draft suitable resolutions: s5Judges Smith, Haynes and Silent, Hon. =5Tom Fitch, Judge Alex. Campbell and Hon. F. E. Pomroy.
 4 The Court then took arecess until nine ea. ID. tomorrow.
 4 WEDNESDAY, Sept. 2l. 39 Upon the opening of the District Court at 9 am, the Committee on Reso- slutions of respect to the memory of the .slate President. James A. Garfield, pre- 5sented the following:
 S Whereas, It is fitting that the pro
 5found grief with which we have learned s.of the death of the President of the
 ,United States, should find expression in Inappropriate declarations by the follow lers of that profession which IS proud to isclaim him as one of the most iliustuOus sof its members. Therefore
 5 Resolved. That the death of our be Flowed President, James A. Garfield, is Gn sirreparable loss. The forum mOurus a z master whose eloquence was matchless; 3,the people mourn leader whose patTl-
 i)tism was devoted, whose wisdom was
 .profOund, whose sympathy with theIr In-
 iterests and needs was earnest and cease
 Hess; and the nation mOurns the sagacl-
 sous and great-hearted statesman under
 3whosc brief administration the public .rredit was enhanced, the public prosper
 'ity increased, and great progress made
 howard establishment OT kindly feelings sibetween all sections of the country.
 s Resolved, That We most respectfully
 Render to the family of our dead Presi-
 ,dent the assurance or our deepest sym
 apathy. and while We are conscious how
 5utterly inadequate all words must be tC
 sbring solace to the members of the .ahome made desolate by this national
 icalamity, we vet venture the hope that e.when time shall have healed the sharp
 mess of their grief, they may find some sssatisfaction in knowing that sorrow foI
 stheir great loss was earnest and sincere, snot merely at the center, but on the far s,confines of the Republic whose destinies sswore once guided by their illustrious ason, husband and father.
 tA r. M. SMITH, A JOIN HAYNES. q THOMAS FITCH,
 ALEX. CAMPBELL, a CHAs. SILENT, = B. II. HEREFORD,
 II l.. B. POMTOY.
 3 Ire clerk was directed to have the
 :resolutions engrossed and forward ; .,copy to the family.
 ; Territory vs. W. J. Potusky.-Jury em
 spanneled and case continued til Friday ,sSept. g.
 si Vizina Con. Mining Co. vs. Geo. Flo, ss-Order heretofore made setting cas,
 ssfOr trial on Feb. 23d vacated and cas, laordered to be placed at foot of calendar 2 Territory vs. Wm. Caviuess-C CiranJ fslarceny y-Arraigned and given one da! ssto plead.
 F3 Territory vs. Julia Perez de Serano-
 ;One indictment for murder and two foi {. .lo4+or,,r+ +, commit r.lra - rraifrupA am. 5 sone day given to plead. H. B. Light fshizer, Esq, appointed as counsel fol ssprisoner.
 F Territory vs. Wm. J. Kelley murder E5-Arraigned and one day given to plead fs Territory vs. Wm. Shannon, grand lar 55ceny; jury trial-Verdict of guilty. 3 Court adjourned until 9 a. m. to-mor Brow.