Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-20
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MONDAY, March II.

 French on the bench; G. A. Cum, Clerk; II. Farley, District Attorney c. 4. ShIbell, Sheril.
 A grand jury was impaneicd and venires issued
 The calendar was called and cases set for trial.
 J. Neugass & Co. vs. Paul Plum mer-F. M. Smith, Esq, entered as associate counsel of record for plain ti1s.
 Sarah A. Webb vs S. NJ. Webb Joseph NelrgaSs appointed referee Co take testimony, etc.
 Walter $. Bell vs Rosalie Bell Case dismissed
 Miller & Richard ys. c. II. Tully.- Default set aside.
 In the matter of F K. Miller, ap- piication to practice before this court, on motion ofF. NJ. Smith, Esq, and presentation of his certificates of the First Judicial District of California, the Court appointed Mcssrs. Smith, Robinson, Morgan and Farley com- mittee 10 examine applicant and re- port at their earliest convenience.
 TUESDAY. March 15. Jos. Neugass 65 Co. vs. Paul Plum mer-Demurrer argued and taken un- der adyisement.
 March 1G. Edward Rawson ct al. vs. Ed. Longbottom-Passed for to-day. O. II. Hahn vs. Holland Silver Mining Compauy-Passed for today. M. w. O'Brien vs. N. J. Smith ct al-Defendant's application for plain tiffs to file bond submitted.
 March r. Jesus Carroll vs. J ". Chapman Set for March 24.
 Wm. Hutchinson vs. Jno. W. Campbell-set for March 24. Jacob Leon vs. Arizona Mail and Stage Co.-Set for March 26.
 r. Charauleau vs. Chas. SaUsalle- Set for March 26.
 Rogers Bros. & Co. vs. D. Feliz, Ruelas ct al-Set for March 24. J. MCClOskcy vs, Mart Malonev- Set for March go II. B. Lighthizer appointed attorney for spondent. C. II. Hahn vs. Holland Silver Mining Compiny-Demurrer over ruled, 20 days to answer.
 Jos. Neugass & Co. vs Paul Plum mer-Demurrcr oyerruied, 10 days to answer.
 Guadalupe Sais vs. Jesus Nunis- Court Commissioner appointed referee to take testimCny.
 Geo. T. Beal, Jr. admitted to prac- tice before the court.
 J. Riley ys. NJ. Gray ct al Motion t0 dismiss appeal denied.
 THURSDAY, March r. The Grand Jury made partial re- port. They found two indictments agalnst L. Meyer and |. B. Kowalskie for the crime of, while ballees of cer- tain property, converting the same to theIr own use, with intent to steal the same. Defendants admitted Co bail in the sum of $30O0 each on each indict- meut.
 FRIDAY, March IS. Territory vs. l.. Meyer and I. B. AAN " ttle tfNAfllNafAA4tH AAAhh NN lAll Monday, March 2l, to plead. Territory vs. II. Hatch, and same vs. J W Bennett, appeal from Justices Cnurt-MOiion to dismiss appeal taken under adyIsemcut.
 Territory vs. Jose Garcia-NOlie prosequi entered.
 Territory vs. Wm. Shanuon-Nolle vrozp1ui entered
 N. P. Nye vs. T. H. Burke et al.- Passed till March 2lst.
 IT is suspected that some members of the late Territorial Legislature arc in the city We don't want to create an alarm on account of their appear ance here, but the suspicion has de- veloped into an actual fact They are harmless enough creatures now, and like the boy on a memorable histOri- cal occasion, they have nothing Co say. Some of them seem to reahze what asses they really are, while a few are very much ashamed of the company they were in.
 THERE was another attempt al jail