Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-11-25

Anderson vs. Behan. On motion of plaintiff, the case was dismissed on settle. ment made by appellant.
 Court adjourned
 Territory vs, Ed. Williams, convicted of manslaughter. Sentenced by the court to be imprisoned in the territorial prison for the term of five years.
 E. J. Smith vs. Edward Field Defend. ant given five days additional time to answer.
 Ben Geek ct al. vs. Ingcrsoll Mining Co., Demurrer sustained and defendant given tweny days to amend complaint. Lewis and Dibble were entered as additional attorneys for defendant.
 J, @ph Walker ct al vs. L. c. Hughes ct aI.. Default set aside and defendant given ten days to answer.
 J. s, Clark vs. James Reilly. Cause submitted, with leave to file authorities. | A. II. Emanuel ct al. vs. R. Cohen. Cause referred back to referee to make additional finding, and the same be report ed and filed on or before the first day of adjourned term of court, to which time this cause is continued.
 P. W. Smith vs. A. H. Stsbbins. Ordered that L. NJ. Jacobs De allowed to file SUD- plemental complaint therein within twenty days.
 In the matter of the report of the grand jury, the court granted the same leave to continue their labors during the adjourn ment, and report to Judge Hoover at 10 o'clock a. m. December IS, 1882. The court further ordered that the party in charge of the hospital allow the grand jury or a committeest thereof access to the hospital, for the purpose of making inyes- tigation, so far as relates to the action or connection herewith, directly or indirectly, of any county officer, and 80 far as it re. lates to the finances of the county through its officers or any of them Warrants were also ordered issued on the three indict. ments presented by the grand jury.
 The fine of $5 heretofore imposed on the sheriff was, by an order of the court, revoked.
 It is ordered by the court that the clerk be allowed S5 per day for attendance on court for each day of the November term 1SS2 and the same amount per day for q deputy clerk for the same term. | IT., tb. ,nottar nF tl. olorLbs oyonut;o,, for fees, it is ordered that it stand as rule of this court that the clerk of this court may have execution in his own name for any fee, that may be due him for services rendered by him as clerk in any suit or proceeding. Said execution to be issued against the party or parties from whom such fees may be due,
 Wm. M. Jenkinson ct al. vs. Fair-Play Con. Mining Go. It is ordered that on account of death of plaintiff, Marcus A. Smith, special administrator of the estate of plaintiff, be and is hereby substituted plaintiff in said action. and sad cause be henceforth presented in the name of said Marcus A. Smith.
 In the matter of mileage for jurors, It is ordered by the court that the jurors, both trial and grand, in attendance on this court for the November term, from distance, be allowed at the rate et 9 cents per mile for one way.
 Ada D. Davis vs. 6. c. Davis; divorce. The court, upon it's own motion, ordered that decree be entered in this case.
 Abraham Heitchervs. Harriet fletcher divorce. Cause referred back to referee to take proof and ascertain particulars as tC wages and means of plaintiff, with view of ascertaining plaintiff's ability to pro vide for the children of the parties, and capsc continued for the term.
 M. E. Clark vs. James Reilly. Stay ol proceedings stricken out, and prosccn dende ordered issued to tue court commis sioner, requiring him to issue writ O. restitution in the premises Undertakln. , to stay waste, use and occupation, filed a $1,5O0, and five days stay gwen to giv ,, notice of appeal on file. Said undcrtakin! to be approved by the clerk of the court . Plaintiff consented that trial de novo b | had, notwithstanding this order. Appel . lant accepts to the first part of the order
 Hawkins, Boarman & Co. vs. J. H. Be
 han ct al. Ordered that Defendant Nc ! Bride may amend affidavit and present t @ the court at adjourned term. A. Foitlouis vs. J II. Behan. Same ol C der.
 = Sarah D. Carleton vs. Frank H. Carle e ton. Defendant asks leave to amend an o sver. Motion granted upon payment c IS costs and $50, attcrney's fees, to plaintiff n attorney,
 Ben Cook ct al. vs. Ingersoll On. Mi,