Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-04-17

bfIeiSu 10 DC iilaceO on lhS CalSH-
dar; u murrsr WITHDRAWN and order
TO answer on Monday next.
R,senthal & Kutrer W Hancnch !;
case placed on calendar an! judg-
men; ordered as per stipulation.
April II, 1884
FORENOON SESSION.
Ter-itt ~ VS.. Shadrick defendant,
by counsel. moved count to set aside
tie indil tment; motion overuled
and excepted to 10y defendant. De-
frrdani entered plea of not guilty.
Defer dant, by u'sel, gave notice
of motion fol change of venue; mo-
ton ordered 10 be heard tomorrow
morning.
T,rri.ory vs.. John Roy; defendant
sentenced to he imprisoned in tie
peniteplialy at Yuma for i period of
ten years.
Balsz 6 Wills VS.. Fowler; by
agreement trial by jury waived, and
case to be submitted to the court.
Fowler VS. Bryan and Bryan; case
st Tor trial on Thursday morning
next.
Grand Jury came into court ana
presented the following indictments,
viz:
James Sullivan. burglary.
Chin Gouey, robbery
john Thomas, grand Larceny.
Ignored the charge against S. n.
jerks Of assault with a deadly
weapon.
Case of Ward VS.. Cunningham; on
trial.
PHOENIX, April II, 1884.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Territory VS. John Thomas, lndict-
Cd for graud larceny; bail bond for
feited.
Territory VS. Jas Sullivan, indie ed
for burglary; arraigned and ordered
TO plead tomorrow morning.
Territory VS. Chin Gouey, indicted
Tor robbery: arraigned and ordered
to plead tomorrow morning.
Ellis & Co. VS. II E Clanton; de-
fault entered and case ordered placed
ON the calendar.
Ward Us Cunningham; jury re-
turned verdict in favor of plaintiff
for 1901 so.
U. 5. CoURT-MoRNING SESSION.
Jos Campbell appointed Assistant
U. s. District Attorney for the Grand
Jury.
TERRITORIAL COURT.
a a Ward VS. d Balsz; motion for
denied, verifcation of
answer waived by plaintiff and an
swer filed.
Grand Canal Company vs C Girls
mon, default entered AID case oder
I'd placed on calendar.
Territory vs. as A Shadrick; hear
ing of motion for change of venue;
for the time being and
ruling of court excepted to by
defendant. Defendant moved the
court for acontinuance, and preseu-
ed affidavit in support Of same.
Matter set for hearing this ALTERS
loon.
Territory We Chin Goucy; defend>
int pleaded not guilty.
Territory VS. Sullivan; defendant
pleaded not guilty.
The Grand Jury ignored the fol-
owing bills:
N A Pickens, charged with invol-
lntary manslaugh'cr-
Fred Robinson, charged with bur-
,lary.
Manuel Aleva, charged with
An Indictment was found against
Y A Pickens for practicIng medI-
line without license.
In the matter of the application
II Sarah Ann Roy, Katie Roy, ct al,
or compensation for attendance on
Court as Witnesses in case of John
Roy, Court granted application to
he amount of $45.
Z p Church VS. L H Orme, Sheriff
# Maricopa county; case on Trial.
PHoENIY, April -, 1884.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Territory VS. Jas A Sh@drick, hear
ng on motion for continuance taken
Inder advifement.
Territory vs. Nancy A Pickens,
harged with praeticing medicine
gilh1ut a licenseS ordered to plead |
londay morning.
L Church VS. L H Orme, Sheriff;
ase tried by jury; verdict for plaint-
G. ordering that the two notes of
500 be returned or their value IN
money. 81, 2os66, be paid to the
laintiif.
MONDAY, April 18th.
coURT-MoRNING sEs~
SION.
Territory VS. Nancy a Pickens;
me to plead extend until tomorrow
forming.
L P Church VS. L H Orme, Sheriff;
cfendant gave notice of motion for
cw trial; stay of execution granted
Or ten days.
Goldman vs. Jas Drew motion or,
cred placed on calendar.
Territory VS. Chm Gouey; on trial.
CHARLES Ray, alias Pony Diehl, u
'toriuus rustler, who for several
.ais infested various portions of