Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-22
WEDNESDAY, Nov. l5.
MORNING SESSION.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. l5.
 MORNING SESSION.
 Alma l.. Meiford ys Jacob MetTord; case referred to William Wilkerson to take testimony. Shrimpton X Son ys. Thomas ] Carroll; motion for cost bond sus- tained, and plaintiff allowed time until the first day of the next term of court to file bond and case con tinued for the term.
 John <. Webb vs. T. F. Millor; amended complaint filed and de- feudant allowed twenty days to file his answer.
 Frank Lohman vs. l.. X. Willard; motion that plaintiff be required Co file cost bond denied. Jury im- paneled and ease on trial.
 Recess until 2 P. m.
 THURSDAY, Nov. I6. Frank Lohman vs. l.. A. Willard; the jury being unable to agree upon a verdict was discharged.
 Thomas Carroll ys. Fl. l.. Stuin- kel; continued by consent.
 II. F. Armitage vs. Seven Stars Gold Mining Co.,; set for trial Nov. 24.
 Mayor and Common Council City of Prescott vs. Nine Chinese; con tinued for the term.
 Wm. Yates ys. l.. J. Austin ct. al; continued by consent.
 Sroufe k McCrumm vs. Luther Wilson; set for trial Nov. 22.
 Bashford- Burmister Co. ys. Seven Stars Gold Mining O.; set for trial Nov Fl.
 Margaret Foley vs Michael Foley; continued fov the term.
 Mrs. D. Archibald vs. Thomas Carroll garnishee of Martin Maier; case placed on calendar.
 Territory of Arizona, vs. Wo Ming; J. King was appointed interpreter, and the following jury was impan- eled to try the case, Vim. Peat, Ja- cob Henkle, A. MeGord, C. H. Ben nett, J. G. linker, F. F. Doggett, A. l.. Kicker, l.. NJ. Bates, r. Barrett, T. J. Dunkle, Nj. H. Gould, Rooert Drynan; ease on trial.
 Recess until : o'clock.
 THURSDAY, Nov. l6.
 AFTERNOON SESSION. Territory ys. Wo Ming; verdict of guilty of assault returned, sentence fixed for Nov. 24.
 Territory vs. F. J. White; delen- dant pleaded guilty of assault, seu- tap.a fxaR Tor N,,- pi Adjourned till November r., at 10 a. III.
 FRIDAY, Nov. l7.
 MORNING SESSION. Indigent witnesses. Pompey and ! Constante Furlan were each allowed l Sl5 necessary expenses.
 kirwaggen vs. kirwaggen; on | trial before the court without a jury.
 Recess until ? p. m.
 MORNING SESSION.
 N. A. Boggs vs. James Boggs; case having beeni submitted, the court finds that the service of sum- mons on defendant was wholly in- sufficient, and it ordered that the order heretofore made of default Is vacated and set aside.
 Mary White vs. F. J. White; re- port of referee filed and case sub- mitted
 Jake Marks vs. F. X A. c. Railway Co. ct al.; case tried before the court without a jury. The defendant the 4. X P. Railroad company demurred to the evidence; demurrer royerruled, to which ruling defendant exec, ted. Recess until p. m.
 FRIDAY, Nov. l7. Fannie Kirwaggen vs. John Kir- waggen. Case tried by court and submitted.
 Territory vs. Archie Campbell. Case reset for Nov. 23.
 Geo. F. Sands vs. J. H, Wright. Defendants motion for new appeal bond sustained and plaintiff given time until Nov. 20 to file new bond, and case set for trial on that day. NJ. H. Ryan vs. G. Fl. Clark. Case passed til December. Adjourned till 10 a. m. Nov. Is.
 SATURDAY, Nov. Is.
 AFTERNOON SESSION. Jake Marks vs. P. x A. c. aud A. S P. k. R. Co's.-Judgment for for Sl22. Bashford-Burmister Co. vs. Seven Stars Gold NJ. Co-Motion to dis .olve attachment overruled. Maria X Fred Reif vs. Willis Hun er-Case set for Nov. 22. H. E. Armitage vs. Seven Stars G. d. Co.-Motion to dissolve the at ss overruled aud travers de- , lied. Mary White vs. F. J, White a judgment for plaintiff. Adjourned till 10 a. m. Monday, a November 20. i
 MONDAY, Nov. p.