Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-26
DISTRICT COURT.
Judge A. W. sheldon. Associate Justice
 TUESDAY, May 23.

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 United States vs. Ezra Hoag: motiol to set aside indictment was argued an' submitted to the court; indictmen quashed.
 Territory vs. John Drummond; as sault io commit murder; pleaded no guilty; passed tiil tomorrow.
 List of trial jurors called, and the fol lowing were absent Ralph Elliott ana James IOpliif; attachments ordered IS sued for said defaultng jurors. Territory of Arizona ys. Jose, tPapHg, Iudian); grand larceny; jury charged [, | bring ln verdict of not guilty. Adjourned till tomorrow at 10 o'clock
 WEDNESDAY, May 23.
 Court opened at 10 o'clock a. m Judge A. W. Sheldon, presiding. Pres ent l.. <. Williams, Clerk; R. H. Paul Sheriff, r. NJ Smith. District Attorney James A. Zabriskie, United States Dis trict Attorney, and J. W. Evans, Deput, United States Marshal.
 Minutes Cf the last day of tine District Court (May 22d) read anu approved.
 Territory vs. r.. l.. Lile. Attachment ordered issued for Mrs. Lindsley, de faulting witness.
 Mercer vs. Mercer. Submitted ou re- port of referee.
 D. Dunham vs. Nj. Katz. Motion on file herein set to be heard on Saturday 26th.
 Territory vs. John Murphy. On mo- ton of F. M. Smith, District Attorney, he was, because of having been previous ly engaged for the defense, excused from prosecuting the case, and Hugh Farley, Esq, was appointed m his stead to appear before the grand jury.
 Same vs. Enright. Defendant sen tenced to three months imprisonment in the county jail.
 Same vs. Luis and Menketa, convicted of cattle stealing, were sentenced to five years Imprisonment in the peniten- tlary.
 Same vs. Casey and Sinclair; de- fendants arraigned; r. l.. Stiles, Esq, appointed as counsel for the defense; two days given in which to plead.
 same vs. Martinez; defendant ar raIEned and given two days in which to plead.
 Same vs. Carroll x De Gamo; three indictments: three days gwen Iu which to plead.
 Same vs. J. Drummond; trial set for 30th.
 Same vs. r. Torres; grand larceny; defendant withdrew former plea of not guilty and entered plea of guilty; the prisoner was remanded until to-mor-ow for sentence.
 TrIal jarors excused til , o'clock.
 W. B. Scott vs. San Catariua Copper Company; case set for June 9th.
 B. NJ. Jacobs, assignee, vs. W. A. Scott, Jr.; appeal; hearing set for 25th. Territory of Arizona ys. Samuel Jacobs burglary; jury returned verdict of guilty. Sentence reserved until tO- morrow morning.
 Cases set for 24th: Territory Of ArI- zoua vs. Charles Howard
 Soon as this case ls disposed of other criminal cases will be taken up.
 THURSDAY, May 24. Court met pursuant to adjournment, at 10 a. m. Present, Judge 4. W. Sheldon; U. <. Deputy Marshal, Jno. Evans; U. $. District Attorney, J. 4. Zabrlskie; r. M. Smith, District Attorney; F. Ii. Paui, Sheriff; l.. S. Williams, Clerk.
 Minutes of the last day of the District Court May 23l read and approved. Territory vs. Francisco Torres, grand larceny; sentenced to five years m the peuitentlary.
 Same vs. Samuel Jacobs, burglary sentenced tu three years in the penlteu tiary.
 Same vs. Alex. Helander; plea of not guilty withdrawn, and plea of guilty substituted. Sentence wall be given to- morrow morning.
 Trial calsndar called and cases set as follows:
 C. D. Poston vs. W. F. Witherell, set for June IS.
 Dolores Callardo ct al. vs Leopoldo CarriIlo ct al., set for June 2j.
 Charles D. P0ston vs. Consolidated Arizona Gold and Silver Mining com pany, set fir Jun 2jth.
 Charles D. Poston vs. ArIvaca NJ, NJ. and C. O., set for June 25.
 j. T. Flemminc vs. J. ]. Hamburg. e; al, set for June l9.
 L. W. Carr vs. r. ?. Hopkins, ses for June r..
 Arizona Mail and Stage Co. vs. Geo. L. Field; set for June 22.
 Robert II. Dunn vs. Total Wreck VI. Co.; set for June 22.
 Marcus kgtz ys. l.. Zackeudorf et ai; set for June D.
 Studebaker Bros. ys Lord * Williams; set for 26.
 H.B. Cullum ys. R. II. PanI; set for June 26.
 H. B. Cullum, assignee vs. F. w.. C,-r.r4 eat F,r Irpa gl
 1. O. Smith vs. F. B Pomroy: set for June II
 J. NJ Kirkpatrick vs. Orion Silver Mining Company, set for June F.
 Jno. kOUikus ys. W. R Gleason, set for June 2s. 27th.
 Adolph Rooles ys.. Jos. $. Mills; set for June l3.
 ID. Lane vs, NJ. Salisbury; set for June 22
 L.C. Hughes vs. Anna c. Woffenden; Gnu Sing vs, F. W. Girard; set for June IS.
 Wm. Neal ys. Henry conley; set for June IS.
 Henry Conley vs. Wm. Neal; set for June Is.
 Carrillo Leon vs. Juan Rodriguez; set for June IS
 L. Zeckendorf vs. Santa Felicita; SC for June II.
 T.Lilhe Mercer vs. Reyez Acsbedo ct al: set for June 26.
 l.. S. Foster vs. \. T. Hepburn; sci for June II.
 Wilkins 5s Starr vs. Paui Jeenicke; set for trial June l9.
 F. B. Cullum, assignee, vs. Pedro Aguirre: set for June F.
 I. P. Patterson vs. \. Csballary; set for June $.
 u Farrell ct al. vs. W. E. Stevens, set for June F.
 E. Egan gs. A. s. White; set for June 12.
 Thompson vs. Drake ct d.; set for June 2T.
 c. Van Hoven6erg vs. II. Ward; set for June 2.
 Wakefield ei al. vs. Ingram; set foI June 2
 R. WofTenden vs. p. Charoleau; con tinued for the term.
 R. Woffeuden VI. r. J. Charoleau continued for the term.
 Leon N- . .lFliGtAAAAs NAt A''A
 Casey, Sinclair and Martinez will plaad tomorrow, and the case of the Terrltorv vs. NJ. Ochoa will be heard.
 WEDNESDAY, May 9.
 Court met pursuant to adjournment at 10 a. m. Present, Judge A. w. Shel don; |. S. Deputy Marshal, Jno. Evans r. S. District Attorney, J. A. Zabrlskle F. Nj. Smith. District Attorney; R. II Paul, sheriff; L. S. Williams, Clerk.
 Minutes of the last day cf the DIstrlc' CoGrt May 2G read and approved. CD. Pos:on vs. Pedro Aguirre. On motion of counsel for plaintiff. the orde of dismissal was set aside and case set fol June % Chss. RufTv vs. J. $. Morgan. Placed on trial calendar and set for June 26. Anna Fovle vs. John Foyle. Place,
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