Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-15
Court RepOrt-Judge W. W. Hoover,
 Presiding.

Presiding.
 WEDSEsDAY, Oct. II.
 Territory of Arizona vs. D. A. West over, indicted for robbery. This case came n regularly for trial, the defend ant with his counsel. J. C. Perry, aud the District Attorney being present in court. The indictment was read to the lury, who had previously been sworn by the clerk, together with the defendants plea of not guilty as charged in thls in. dictment. After the opening statement various witnesses were examined on the part 4 the Territory. The defendant was examined on hIs own behalf. when the court after the usual admonition to the jury continued the case till October ! l2th at 10 a. ID.
 THURSDAY, Oct. F. An Sing vs. Chan I'm Wo, An Foi vs. Chan I'm No, Gnu Sing vs. T. W. Girard q Co. On motion of the attorney for defendants the time was extended until Saturday, October IA, to plead or show cause
 Territory of Ari zona ys. b. A. West over, trial resumed; after argument the 1 Court instructed the jury and the sterltf was swo n to take charge of the same. They then retired for delibera- ton.
 Same vS. James A. Morton, indicted for murder, continued till October l4th, at : ?. h., and all witnesses are instruc- ted to arpear at Court on Monday, October 16th
 Same vs. C. D. Poston, demurrer over ruled and exceptions taken. Given till October 18th tO plead.
 Same vs. T. W. Shy der, the defendant appearing in Court on his own volition, 1t IS ordered that be be released on $500 bal, and the sheriff be restrained from sewing the bench warrant on defendant, October 18th at 10 a. ID.
 FRIDAY. Oct. 18th.
 L. Zeckendorf & Co. vs. J. ". Girard & Co. Plaintiff asked to amend the af- fidavlt on attachment. Haynes and Stiles, attorneys for the defendants ob- Iected. Objections argued and submitted on briefs to be filed.
 Leopoldo CRrrillO, administrator, ys. Jesus Navarro. It is ordered that tbe plaintiff may amend his complaint and that the answers filed therein shall be and remain the answer to the amended complaint ID accordance with the stipulA- tions ou file.
 J. NJ. Kirkpatrick vs. Orion Silver Mining Company; on motion of at torney for defendant, 1t is ordered that a commission IS issued to Edward Glenn, of Philadelphia, Peun., to take the dispositions of Hamilton Disston, T. If. Asburg, Wm. Asburg, B. F. Hart, Wm. H. Wright and Robert Patterson, on behalf of defendant ID accordance with the affidavit on file herein, to be used as testimony In this case.
 Territory of Arizona vs. c. D. Poston, assault to commit murder. Defendant being m Court with hIs counsel hessrs. Earll, Smith 6 Stephens, pleads that he Is not guilty of the offense as charged iu this indictment. Case set for trial, Monday, October Both, at 10 a. m.
 Same ys D 4 Westover, robbery, this case being on :rial for two days past, and the jury having failed to find a yer dict 2nd h-lng discharged. It IS ordered | that the case be set for trial Oct. 18th at II a. ID. The case was on trial as we go to press.
 SATURDAY, October II.
 Territory vs. John Murphy; good | cause appearing to the Court it is | ordered that the prosecution be not | dismissed, but that the same be sub | mitted to the next grand jury, and | motion to admit the defendant on his | own recOgnizance denied. Exceptions were taken by the defendant
 It Is ordered that the civil calendar, as heretofore be set aside and reset when the current business will permit.
 Rose Gibson vs. ". B. Wood, jury demanded by defendant waved.
 Ir ematter of application of William Gantz, au alien, to become d citizen ot the United States. It appear ing to the satisfaction of this Court by the oaths of c. R. Drake anl R. H. Paul, citizens of the United States, witnesses for the purpose, first duly sworn and examined, that the Mm Gantz, native of Ger many, has resided within the limits and under the jurisdiction of the United States for the five years last past and upon the presentati of certificate of honorable discharge from the United States army, upon taking the proper oath It IS ordered that the said alien be and he IS now declared to be citizen of the United States.
 L H Gorm!ey vs. W B Livingston ct nl. On motion of the plaintiff the case was dismissed as 10 the defendant 5 ortridge and the attorney for defend ant Livingstone withdraws his demurrer and by consent takes 10 days to answer.
 Wilkins S Starr vs. Paul Jenecke. Motion to dismiss appeal denied and exceptions taken.
 An ing vs. Chan Tin Wo, An Foi vs. Chan I'm WO, Chau Sing vs. F. W. Girsrd. Time to answer extended five days from date.
 Territory vs. Pat Mahoney, robbery. Motion for continuance argued and sub mitted for the consideration of the court who took it under sdvisement.
 Same vs. James Casey, robbery. Afh- davit for continuance withdrawn. Case to be called at tune set.
 Grand Central Nj. Co. vs. Geo. Boyer and Thos. Fitch. On motion of Haynes < Stiles, attorneys for plaintiffs, this case was placed on the law calendar.
 Territory vs. Mover and Gibson. Motion to set aside the indictmeIt argued and submitted.
 l.. c. Hughes vs. 4. Woffendon.
 A. Woffendon vs. Pedro Chsrouleau.
 A. WOffendOn vs. J. P. Charoulesu. On motion of counsel for plaintiffs, cases placed ou law calendar.
 Logan vs. Woffendon. Motion argued and submitted by defendant.
 Bench warrants were ordered issued for Aginini Figeros and Wm. Cunning ham, witnesses Tn the case of the Terri tory vs. Jas. Casey.
 It is ordered that all unfinished busi. ness on law calendar be called Monday afternoon Oct l6th.