Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. A. W. sheldon. Associate Justice.

Hon A. W. sheldon. Associate Justice.
 SATURDAY, June g. Adolf Goldschmidt, native of Ger many; naturalized.
 Territory vs. Daniel Moore; arson. On motion of counsel foI defense the time for passing sentence was deferred till Monday, June II.
 Territory vs. Cosio; grand larceny. The motion of $. M. Franklin, counsel for defense, for a new trlal was denied. The defendant was then sentenced to two years imprisonment at Yuma.
 Griffith vs. Arivaca NJ. NJ. & Co; mo- tion for judgment on the pleadings denied and exception taken.
 Katz vs. Zeckendorf; on motion of c. c. Stephens, counsel for defendant, the case is placed on the trial calendar, and set for June p.
 Territory vs. Keener and Wsring; malicious mischief; separate trials be- ing demanded the district attorney an- nounces that he will proceed with the trial of John Keener first, and as that Is set for trial June 18th, all witnesses were marshalled and instructed for that day. The case of the Territory vs. Waring will follow immediately there after. On motion of NJ. J. Walsh, coun- sel for defendant Waring, it IS ordered that Messrs. Hereford, Lowell and Hoover be added as counsel for defense. Territory vs. Mar;Inez-murder. On motion of T. l.. Stiles, counsel for de- fendant, 1t is ordered that this case be set for Monday, June 18th, for trial. All witnesses were marshalled and instruct ed to be present on that day.
 City of Tucson vs. An Chil. Con- tinued until June 16th.
 City of Tucson vs. Bell, ct Rl., same order.
 C.ty of Tucson vs. Henry Keisel, ct al. By consent passed to be called up.
 United States vs. .. fl. Lord, Ezra HoRg, Collins & Hoag, J. c. Tiffany and Reuben Woods. It IS ordered that the argument of the demurrers in these cases be set for Saturday, June 18th.
 Patterson vs. Cabellero. Passed pend- ing settlement.
 Gervais vs. McDaniels. On moticu of Fl. B. Lighthizer, counsel for plaintiff, 1t IS ordered that this case be continued until next Saturday.
 Fitch vs. Tiger Milling and Mining company. Stricken from the calendar. Ezekiels vs. San Catarina Copper company. Demurrer withdrawn and 20 days to answer.
 Browder vs. Wilkins. Continued till June II.
 Reed vs. Carmen. Passed.
 MONDAY, June II, 1883. Territory vs. Dan Moore, arson-Sen- tenced to one year imprisonment at Yu- ma.
 Stevens vs. Borguez-Decree of fore closure and order for sale.
 Katz vs. Cal. Powder works-The mo- ton of defendant heretofore argued and submitted to require the plaintiff to elect on which count in the complaint he will proceed to trial upon Is granted. Five days to elect or amend complaint. Bowling vs. Ajax Mining Company Defendants given days additional time to answer.
 OConnor vs. Gardiner-Plaintiff has five days additional time to file com plaint.
 Grundy vs. Livingston-Case dis missed.
 Territory vs. Casey, Inurder-Venire exhausted and ten jurors accepted voir dire. Venire of forty jurors to issue re- turnable next Thursday at 9 a. m.
 Territory vs. Harry Sinclair-Passing of sentence deferred for one week.
 TUESDAY, June F. United States vs. Jose Ramirez and Libro Orosco-Defendant Orosco has one day further time to plead.